Month: November 2022
Severance season 2: everything we know about the hit Apple TV Plus show’s return
Severance season 2: key information – No release date yet announced– Filming began in October 2022, but was brought to a standstill for several months in 2023 by Hollywood’s writer and actor strikes– Production resumed in January 2024– Filming wrapped in April 2024 – Main cast all expected to return,…
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Google Play Android games now available on PC in beta
Google Play Games is launching in open beta in the US today, allowing anyone to try out a selection of Android games on PC. Google launched an initial beta of the software on Windows PCs earlier this year, but it was limited to Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan. Today’s…
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PSVR 2 preorders are live today – where to register your interest now
PSVR 2 preorders are now live and Sony has started sending out invites to those who registered their interest in buying the upcoming virtual reality headset for PS5. If you submitted your details on the PlayStation Direct store, keep an eye on your inbox for a time and date when…
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PSVR 2 preorders: how and where to register your interest now
Sony has finally announced the PlayStation VR2 price and release date – and along with that news, Sony has confirmed that you’ll be able to place a PSVR 2 preorder from November 15. But, seemingly learning from previous mistakes after the PS5 restock fiasco, Sony is asking for those interested…
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DJI Mavic 3 Classic launch live: the cheaper flagship drone has landed
Refresh 2022-11-02T16:39:37.740Z It’s nice to finally see a CE C1 label on a DJI drone. Europe has been waiting for this for years! @DJIGlobal pic.twitter.com/S4HsUBABFsNovember 2, 2022 See more A good point raised by @JasperEllens (above) for Europe-based drone fans – the DJI Mavic 3 Classic has the all-important CE…
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Your Android smartphone could be your biggest Word or PowerPoint helper
Audio player loading… Microsoft has announced a new, more convenient way to pull images from Android devices, such as smartphones, into documents and spreadsheets made with the web versions of Word and Powerpoint found in Microsoft 365. In a post (opens in new tab) on the Office Insiders blog, the…
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