Month: July 2023
Samsung has proof that big tablets like the Tab S9 Ultra really do help productivity
Samsung’s $1300 Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra may seem like an overpriced entry into the Android tablet market – but there’s a pretty good reason Samsung released such an expensive device. It sells better than you’d expect. According to Samsung in an interview with TechRadar, the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra accounted…
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Final Fantasy XIV is finally headed to Xbox
Critically acclaimed MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV is finally coming to Xbox. During the Final Fantasy XIV Fan Fest keynote, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer appeared to announce the news alongside game director Naoki Yoshida. “We want to bring the Xbox community and your warriors of light together, in a way…
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X officially rolls out its ads revenue sharing program for creators
Twitter, which Elon Musk is currently rebranding to X, is officially rolling out its ads revenue sharing program for creators. The company had given some creators payouts earlier this month, but now, users globally who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for the program from the monetization tab in settings.…
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Only one laptop will get AMD’s best mobile gaming processor ever, and that’s a huge shame
It seems that the rumor mill was right about AMD’s latest mobile gaming processor, as the tech giant officially announced the AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX3D. But there’s a catch. The only caveat is that this processor will be available for a single laptop, the Asus ROG Strix Scar 17 X3D.…
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Final Fantasy XIV’s latest expansion is a tropical vacation
It’s finally time for the Final Fantasy XIV beach vacation episode! This year’s Final Fantasy XIV Fan Fest kicked off the American leg of the global event in Las Vegas this weekend. Thousands of fans braved the absolute blistering Las Vegas heat for cosplay events, concerts, and, of course, presentations…
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Indie games have entered the era of bespoke publishing
For anyone with an eye on video game news, it’s been hard to ignore the recent rise of names like Annapurna Interactive, Devolver Digital, Private Division, Humble, Epic Games and Netflix tied to independent projects. The distribution process for indie developers has shifted over the past few years from a…
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