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Xbox is reportedly closing Ninja Theory, Double Fine and Compulsion Games

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Google Earth's flight simulator mode is now available in your browser

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Samsung expands its Galaxy Book 6 lineup with a Snapdragon X2 Elite-powered model

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Investigation by The Atlantic reveals many millions of songs used for AI music training

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Anthropic hit with lawsuit over its Claude Max usage limits

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What's the difference between Dolby Cinema and IMAX?

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xAI's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of stealing trade secrets has been thrown out

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Facebook's new AI tools offer more of the same, with photo-editing and question-answering capabilities

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Open-source Discord alternatives: What Stoat and Element actually fix

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Xbox Game Studios chief reportedly steps down as layoffs loom

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EA created an entire division to push more in-game ads

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If you're already watching YouTube daily, this subscription swap just makes sense

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Fox is buying Roku for $22 billion

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Trump threatens 100 percent tariff on France's wine industry over its tech tax

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UK will ban social media for children under 16

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NASA's X-59 reaches speed and altitude milestones ahead of first quiet supersonic flights

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A rare sticker-sealed copy of Super Mario Bros. just sold for $3 million

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Kindle Unlimited costs $11.99 per month, but here's how to pay less

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Apple reportedly has three more iOS 27 features coming in the fall

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Anbernic now has a store page where you can buy replacement parts for its handhelds

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Your Kindle could unlock thousands of free books: These are the best places to find them

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Apple TV 4K multiview: How to watch four live sports feeds at once

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Apple Watch alternatives that will last for 7 days on a charge

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The Creepshow video game is coming out this summer

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Why your cardiologist might tell you to skip AirPods

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How to use AirPods to control your iPhone camera

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Why some USB ports are purple (and why they're rarely sold in the US)

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Parker Solar Probe makes another flyby of the sun, solar energy bags a win, and more science stories

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A report on the benefits of AI was reportedly full of AI hallucinations

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Engadget review recap: Razr Ultra, AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE and more

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NBA streetball, crafting with renewable energy and other new indie games worth checking out

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OpenAI is facing investigation from a group of state attorneys general

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Anthropic blocks all customers' access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5

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DoJ approves Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. deal, cementing Ellison family control of American media

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The SpaceX IPO broke Robinhood for some people

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DJI and Insta360 are in a patent battle over vlogging cameras

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Congress lets decades-old spying law lapse amid Trump's controversial DNI nomination

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Predictably, Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud conviction appeal has been denied

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Facebook and Instagram appear to be down

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How to see if Netflix is downgrading your picture quality

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Engadget Podcast: Making sense of SpaceX's messy IPO (and its messier CEO)

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Gemini can now adjust your picture settings on Google TV

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The Morning After: Apple's quest to make AI useful to its users

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Apple says Siri AI won't suck up to you

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Google sues Chinese scammers using Gemini AI for fraud

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Senators introduce bipartisan bill to fight government censorship

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Researchers are developing textiles that can produce drinking water from the air

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Overwatch's latest hero will throw a bike at your head

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Another parent has filed a wrongful death suit against OpenAI

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Boox's new Go 6 ereader offers stylus support for note-taking

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