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If you’re done with Star Wars Outlaws and still need a gaming fix in the galaxy far, far away, then good news: perpetual re-porter of classic Star Wars games Aspyr is back with a very special blast from the past in the form of Star Wars: Episode 1 – Jedi Power Battles, giving the 2000 game a fresh … Read more

Aluminum for spacecraft interiors is passé; what space tourists want is wood. That’s the bet from Vast, the makers of Haven-1, the world’s first commercial space station set to be placed in low-Earth orbit by the SpaceX Falcon rocket next year. First paying customers will be getting on board in 2026, and judging by the … Read more

TL;DR: Live stream Israel vs. France in the UEFA Nations League for free on TF1+. Access this free streaming site from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN. The UEFA Nations League continues with another batch of exciting fixtures involving some of the best international sides in the world. France have secured three points from two … Read more

There used to be a clear divide between smartwatches and multisport watches. On one side, you had Apple Watches, Fitbits, and Galaxy Watches, with their snazzy screens, voice assistants, and third-party apps. On the other, you had Garmin, with its rugged watches, killer tracking, and great battery life. That line has gotten a lot blurrier … Read more

It was the banana that did it. Brian O’Kelley, who had recently sold his previous startup, ad platform AppNexus, to AT&T for a reported $1.6 billion, was watching a lecture through MIT during COVID as part of a yearlong course on supply chain management. “There was this one slide in a lecture about the carbon … Read more

What you need to know Google was spotted rolling out a new update for the Pixel Buds app that moves it in line with the rest of Android. The app now supports Android’s Material You “themed icons” to better fit with a user’s desire device aesthetic. Google was also spotted working on bringing back the … Read more

Rita El Khoury / Android Authority Google switched things up with Android 15 when it decided to decouple the platform update from the Pixel 9 series. That decision gave both the software and hardware their own breathing room and independent timelines. With the official stable Android 15 update on the horizon, it’s time to look … Read more

80% of software engineers will need to upskill by 2027 to keep pace with generative AI’s growing demands, according to Gartner. The consultancy predicts AI will transform the industry in three phases. Initially, AI tools will boost productivity, particularly for senior developers. Subsequently, “AI-native software engineering” will emerge, with most code generated by AI. Long-term, … Read more

I’m not sure what’s harder to believe: The fact that there hasn’t been a new Mario & Luigi game in nearly a decade or that the series has never had a full console game. Regardless of which fact you find more shocking, Mario & Luigi: Brothership is kind of a big deal. It’s not just … Read more

Despite having a colossal bag of classic video game titles under its belt, Sony decided to remaster Horizon Zero Dawn. To be honest, I’d rather see remasters of older games that are crying out for some love, instead of a re-release of a seven-year-old game that still looks great. Bloodborne Sony Interactive Entertainment Let’s get … Read more