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This awesome new Batman Batwing Poseable Desk Light is reminiscent of that incredible TIE Fighter Poseable Desk Lamp. It’s quite adjustable, so you can shine light on whatever you are working on or reading, but the main feature is that the lamp holder looks just like the Batwing from the 1989 Batman movie. Standing about […]
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TikiTunes Wireless Outdoor Bluetooth Speakers are the perfect accessory for your balcony, backyard, or patio. Not only are they a portable way to jam your tunes, but they also look amazing, especially at night with the warm LED lighting that flickers like a flame from a tiki torch. Utilizing Bluetooth for wireless streaming from your […]
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Apple is expected to debut the latest firmware iterations for its devices, such as iOS 19 and iPadOS 19, at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025 in June. While the rumour mill has hinted towards many of the anticipated changes, a recently surfaced report suggests that Apple could introduce several new productivity-linked features for the iPad and iPhone. » Read More
iPhone 17 Air may arrive in markets alongside the base iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max later this year. Recently, a video showcased the slimness of the Air variant against other models. This time, similar comparisons have been made via leaked live images of iPhone 17 series dummy units. The expected RAM support of the upcoming smartphones has been tippe… » Read More
Nearly 150 years ago, scientists began to imagine how information might flow through the brain based on the shapes of neurons they had seen under the microscopes of the time. With today’s imaging technologies, scientists can zoom in much further, seeing the tiny synapses through which neurons communicate with one another, and even the molecules the cells use to relay their messages. These inside views can spark new ideas about how healthy brains work and reveal important changes that contribute to disease.
This sharper view of biology is not just about the advances that have made microscopes more powerful than ever before. Using methodology developed in the lab of MIT McGovern Institute for Brain Research investigator Edward Boyden, researchers around the world are imaging samples that have been swollen to as much as 20 times their original size so their finest features can be seen more clearly.
There’s a lot to love about Oblivion Remastered, but one of my favorite aspects of the game is that it isn’t a full remake. That isn’t to say that I dislike remakes. After all, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth was one of my favorite games from last year. However, there is a certain charm to getting a version of Oblivion that is closer to the original than something that was built from the ground up with completely new mechanics. » Read More
“Canvas the Castle” is one of the most interesting quests that you might stumble across shortly after starting The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, but it can also be one of the most challenging. As a castle-bound mystery that sets aside combat to focus on investigation, “Canvas the Castle” tasks you with interrogating suspects and finding clues. It’s not that hard to work out a culprit, but the accusation won’t land unless you acquire each key piece of evidence, » Read More
Motorola announced major upgrades for Moto AI, the company’s in-house artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot. Announced on Thursday, the Lenovo-owned brand is adding four new AI features to Moto AI — Next Move, Playlist Studio, Image Studio and Look and Talk. Additionally, the company is also partnering with major AI players such as Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Perp… » Read More
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is rumoured to be launched in May as the latest addition to the flagship Galaxy S25 lineup. Ahead of its anticipated introduction, the South Korean technology conglomerate is said to have accidentally leaked the Canadian pricing of the upcoming handset. As per a report, it appeared under the terms and conditions of discounts offered on the Gala… » Read More
Do you agree with the hype?
Brand-new turn-based RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has been on Xbox Game Pass for a few days now, and following some absolutely incredible reviews from the press last week, we want to know how you’re finding the game so far.
Of course, it’s unlikely that you’ll have progressed all the way through this one yet, but still, what are your first impressions of the title? Do you think it matches up to what the critics have been saying so far, or has Expedition 33 been a little overhyped at this point?
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