Month: December 2021
BioWare confirms commitment to making Dragon Age 4 ‘single-player focused’
Dragon Age 4 developer, BioWare, has confirmed that the game will be a “single-player focused experience.” The confirmation comes by way of a recent blog post celebrating Dragon Age Day, which takes place on December 4 each year. In the post, the Dragon Age team thanked the community for their…
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The start of a new era for Microsoft Teams is here
Microsoft has rolled out an update for Teams that will change the way many people collaborate with colleagues and perform their daily tasks on the platform. The update introduces functionality from Microsoft Loop, a new application designed to help workers cooperate on tasks in real-time with portable components that synchronize…
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Echo Dot 3rd gen back down to just £18 in last-minute Christmas deal at Amazon
The Amazon Echo Dot (3rd gen) is back down to just £18.99 (was £39.99) today at Amazon – a return to its cheapest price ever and the best we’ve seen this year. Yep, today’s price at Amazon is even cheaper than over Black Friday. You’ll have to hurry if you…
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BioShock 4 – everything we know about the next BioShock game
Despite being announced five years ago, we barely know anything about BioShock 4, and have next to nothing that’s been officially confirmed. This is a shame given it’s one of the most interesting and highly acclaimed gaming series of all time – and it’s been more than a decade since…
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BioShock 4 – everything we know about the new BioShock
Despite being announced more than four years ago, we barely know anything about BioShock 4, and have next to nothing that’s been officially confirmed. This is a shame given it’s one of the most interesting and highly acclaimed gaming series of all time – and it’s been more than a…
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Firefox’s latest security feature is designed to protect itself from buggy code
Firefox 95, the latest version of Mozilla’s browser that’s rolling out starting today, introduces a new security feature that’s designed to limit the damage that bugs and security vulnerabilities in its code can cause, Mozilla announced today. The feature, called RLBox, was developed with help from researchers at the University…
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