Month: September 2022
Windows Terminal now supports colorful themes to spruce up your dev environment
Alex Jones is on trial yet again. The InfoWars host lost a defamation case over the Sandy Hook shooting by default, and now, a Connecticut jury will decide what he should pay. It’s a near-repeat of a similar case in Texas — but without that state’s limits on financial damages.…
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Google Pixel 7 Pro colors confirmed in weird potato chip tweet
Audio player loading… One of the few big phones left to launch in 2022 is the Google Pixel 7, along with its Pro sibling, and a series of bizarre potato chip posts has revealed the shades that the models will come in. Google Japan has posted on Twitter and its…
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Google loses appeal over illegal Android app bundling, EU reduces fine to €4.1 billion
Alex Jones is on trial yet again. The InfoWars host lost a defamation case over the Sandy Hook shooting by default, and now, a Connecticut jury will decide what he should pay. It’s a near-repeat of a similar case in Texas — but without that state’s limits on financial damages.…
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Logitech’s new webcam has a neat built-in privacy shutter
Logitech’s Brio 500 is a new webcam with a compact design that features a neatly integrated physical privacy shutter and a “Show Mode” designed to broadcast what’s on your desk. It’s 1080p rather than 4K, the same as Logitech’s classic C920 webcam. It’s going on sale this month for $129…
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A hit Xbox Game Pass adventure game is coming to Nintendo Switch and PS5
Audio player loading… Foxy Zelda-like Tunic is coming to Nintendo and PlayStation platforms this September, after hitting Xbox consoles and PC earlier in the year. An adventure RPG that riffs on old-school Zelda titles, Tunic made quite a splash when it launched on Xbox Series X|S and PC back in…
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Here are the first not-an-NFT “digital collectibles” for PlayStation Stars
Alex Jones is on trial yet again. The InfoWars host lost a defamation case over the Sandy Hook shooting by default, and now, a Connecticut jury will decide what he should pay. It’s a near-repeat of a similar case in Texas — but without that state’s limits on financial damages.…
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