Android 15 Beta 3 brings a comprehensive set of new features and enhancements designed to elevate user experience and optimize system performance. This update focuses on refining key aspects of the Android operating system, including system-wide search, wallpaper customization, notification animations, volume controls, and various settings adjustments. Let’s dive into the details of what Android […]
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To create an amazing Excel PivotChart, you first need to understand the importance of data organization. Ensure that your data is well-structured and clean, as this will make it easier to generate meaningful charts. You will start by creating a PivotTable, which serves as the foundation for your PivotChart. The PivotTable allows you to summarize […]
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Nintendo sidestepped sharing the spotlight with all the other gaming companies at Summer Game Fest last week, promising its own Direct later in June. And that happened yesterday, teasing a lot of new games with Nintendo favorites. Mario games, yes. Zelda games, yes, and even a new Metroid game, confirmed. (More on that below the fold).
The funny thing is the new Zelda game is all about… Zelda. You play as the princess in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. It opens where most Zelda games finish, with Link defeating Ganon. But just as he frees Princess Zelda, our usual hero is sucked into an alternate dimension. The game is played top-down and borrows the art style of the Link’s Awakening remake. However, Zelda’s main weapon and tool is the trirod. With this, she can copy many items and use these “echoes” to navigate the world. You can even create echoes of monsters to fight for Zelda.
Nintendo’s 40-minute update also included release dates for the forthcoming Dragon Quest remake, a new Mario Party title and news that feline adventure Stray is coming to Switch.
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Here are all of the just-announced Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon X chips
Black Myth: Wukong is pretty, intriguing and as challenging as it looks
The Solo Buds cover the basics, but that’s about it. Audio quality is flat, unless you’re listening to Dolby Atmos content in Apple Music, but at least the earbuds are comfy with long battery life. Then again, they only cost 80 bucks.
Fisker has officially declared bankruptcy. The US-based startup filed for Chapter 11 protections and plans to restructure its debt and sell its assets. This means the Alaska EV with a designated cowboy hat space — not a joke — will likely never happen. Fisker revealed in a recent report that it had produced 10,193 units of its sole EV available, the Ocean SUV, in 2023, but only delivered 4,929 vehicles.
Habbo Hotel: Origins, on Mac today, revives the 2005 PC game in all its nostalgic glory. If you never played Habbo Hotel 20 years ago, the game is an online community, in the format of, well, a hotel. Your avatar can chat with your friends in the virtual hotel lobby and spend in-game credits on furniture and accessories.
After 18 years and a complete reboot, Samus Aran will return in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, next year. We got our first glimpse of the game too, with Samus duking it out with aliens in typical Metroid style. The teaser ends with the reveal of a new big bad. It’s wearing a suit like our hero but is flanked by two floating metroids. Ominous? Yes.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-the-biggest-announcements-from-nintendo-direct-111547910.html?src=rss
Google is intensifying its efforts to counter ad blockers, particularly on YouTube, by experimenting with server-side ad injection. This method embeds ads directly into video streams, making them harder to block. The new approach poses significant challenges for existing ad blockers and may shift the ad-blocking landscape towards more complex and costly solutions. Google is […]
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We have a great video from Howfinity that shows us how to use Adobe Express to remove photo backgrounds for free. Adobe Express offers a free, user-friendly tool to remove photo backgrounds quickly and efficiently. This service is accessible without requiring an account or credit card, making it convenient for everyone. Simply drag and drop […]
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Apple has announced a significant enhancement to its Developer Academy curriculum by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) training for all students and alumni. This new core curriculum will be available starting this fall and aims to equip thousands of students and alumni across 18 Developer Academies in six countries with essential AI skills. The initiative underscores […]
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SpaceX has unveiled its latest innovation in satellite internet technology: the Starlink Mini dish. This compact and affordable device, priced at just $299, is set to transform the way people access the internet, especially in remote and underserved areas. With its built-in router and advanced MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 chip, the Starlink Mini dish promises to […]
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If you ride a bicycle or a motorcycle regularly, one of the most necessary but cumbersome things is to carry your protective helmet with you at all times. Of course you need one for safety and legal purposes but they’re usually bulky, heavy, and a pain to bring around. We’ve seen several start-ups attempt to come up with an inflatable version and this is one of the latest ones to be announced.
Designer: Ventete
The Ventete aH-1 bicycle helmet is designed to be flattened and portable when not in use but with just a few pumps of air, it is inflated into an actual protective helmet. It comes with an electric pocket pump so you don’t need to worry about running out of air to blow it up, so to speak. When it’s time to pack it up, you can deflate it and fold it like an accordion then put it in your bag.
The ribbed design of the helmet gives it a texture that lets you fold it like an accordion but flattened to fit into your bag or to carry it lightly around. When deflated, it actually looks like a boomerang but they say that the thickness is that of a laptop. When inflated, it looks like a cosplayer’s crown with its ribbed design that sometimes looks like spikes. So you also have that unique and interesting looking factor.
They have not yet announced the specifications and pricing of the Ventete aH-1 bicycle helmet but they are already promoting it heavily so details may come out soon. It would be interesting to see how it can compare to other startups that have their own inflatable helmets starting out in the market as well.
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MAINGEAR, a leader in premium-quality, high-performance gaming PCs, has just unveiled its latest innovation: the ML-16 series of gaming laptops. Designed to deliver next-level productivity and gaming performance, these 16-inch laptops are perfect for both home and on-the-go use. The ML-16 series is engineered for impressive speed, seamless multitasking, and long-lasting battery life, making it […]
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Introduction The Mac vs. PC debate is a long-standing discussion in the world of computing. These two types of computers have loyal followings, distinct philosophies, and a variety of features that set them apart. This article aims to delve into the differences between Macs and PCs, examining their hardware, software, ecosystems, performance, and more to […]
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