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Sony Admits Defeat and Signs Microsoft Deal to Keep Call of Duty on PlayStation
Sony has finally admitted defeat and signed a deal with Microsoft to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation for the next 10 years. The agreement marks the end of Sony's opposition to Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard and ensures that players will have more choice to enjoy their favorite game on multiple platforms.
Collector Pays Over $190,000 for 16-Year-Old iPhone
A 16-year-old iPhone, the original 4GB model released by Apple in 2007, has been sold at auction for over $190,000, setting a new record. This rare collector's item, still factory-sealed and in exceptional condition, attracted significant attention and surpassed expectations with its final selling price.
Apple’s Vision Pro: Redefining the Metaverse
Apple's Vision Pro headset is set to redefine the metaverse experience by seamlessly blending digital and real-world interactions. With its innovative features such as eye-tracking technology and personalized experiences, it marks a significant leap forward in the world of virtual reality.
Don’t buy a MacBook until M3 chip arrives this fall — here’s why
Discover why waiting for the arrival of the M3 chip in MacBooks could be a game-changer. With its rumored enhanced performance, power efficiency, and potential price drops on existing models, the M3 chip promises to revolutionize the MacBook lineup.
YouTube Testing New Features to Enhance Video Watching Experience
YouTube is testing new features to improve the video watching experience. The stable volume option aims to prevent sudden audio fluctuations, while educational quizzes and faster video playback offer enhanced engagement and accessibility.
Gmail Promotes Enhanced Safe Browsing for Added Protection Against Malware and Phishing Attacks
Gmail users are now being prompted to enable Enhanced Safe Browsing for stronger protection against malware and phishing attacks. This feature offers real-time security scanning, shields against dangerous websites and links, and enhances Google's ability to detect and safeguard against potential threats.
Twitter Faces Backlash as New DM Settings Promote Twitter Blue and Limit User Interactions
Twitter's recent update to its DM settings, promoting its paid subscription program, Twitter Blue, has sparked user backlash and concerns about privacy and unwanted messages. The change, which limits DM access for non-subscribers and highlights Twitter's financial struggles, has raised questions about the platform's monetization strategies and its impact on user experience.
Apple’s Next Generation MacBook Lineup: What to Expect from the M3 Chipset
With Apple's next generation MacBook lineup not expected until 2024, speculation arises about the arrival of the M3 chipset. Apple reporter Mark Gurman suggests that a potential October launch could unveil updates to the 13-inch MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and iMac, featuring the highly anticipated M3 chip, as part of Apple's continued transition to Apple Silicon.
Microsoft and Activision are confident that Call of Duty will be available on the Nintendo Switch.
Microsoft has recently assured the UK government that Call of Duty (CoD) will run smoothly on Nintendo Switch, despite doubts about the Switch's hardware capability to support next-gen games.
Is Apple’s Yellow iPhone 14 a Distraction or a Good Buy?
Apple recently unveiled its new yellow iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus, which have garnered much attention from consumers.