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    Star Wars multiplayer squad shooter game pushed back again, this time to 2024

    Zynga’s upcoming free-to-play multiplayer combat game, Star Wars: Hunters, has once again been delayed, and is now slated for release at some point in 2024.  For those unfamiliar, Star Wars: Hunters is set to launch on Nintendo Switch and mobile devices. Set on the planet of Vespaara, players will battle…

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      Teenage Engineering’s recorder and mic make the Field series feel complete

      Last spring, Teenage Engineering announced a curious, tiny mixer. At $1,200 the TX-6 appeared to pair a serious price tag with almost comically small controls. It divided music making forums with naysayers deeming it evidence that the company was squandering its reputation as a maker of spendy-but-delightful products. Importantly, the…

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        How Humane’s Ai Pin Works

        This week, we talk about the new Humane wearable and the future of phone alternatives. Source

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          Zoom might have just got you out of joining tedious long video calls for good

          Zoom has launched a new video functionality designed to make video conferencing less exhausting, or rather, to eliminate the need for some video calls altogether. Zoop Clips, available globally, allows users to record, edit, and share short-form video messages to colleagues and, better still, clients and contacts outside of their…

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            The best microSD cards in 2024

            Most microSD cards will be fast enough for storing photos, recording video and transferring files, but some options will provide a little more value than others. If you’re looking to add storage space to a Nintendo Switch, GoPro, Raspberry Pi or any other compatible device, we’ve thoroughly researched the market…

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              Fitbit quietly pulled its products from over a dozen countries

              Fitbit is no longer selling its products in several countries spanning Europe, Asia, and Latin America. The news, first spotted by Android Authority, was confirmed on two separate Fitbit support pages. The official list of confirmed countries affected includes Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hong Kong, Hungary, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania,…

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