On October 21, 2026, Electronic Arts told employees it is closing BioWare, the Edmonton studio behind Mass Effect, Dragon Age, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. The next Mass Effect game, which was still in early development, is canceled. EA is also closing BioWare’s Edmonton workspace as part of a wider round of
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A game that stutters on a card that should handle it is annoying, and the card itself is rarely the problem. Old drivers, trapped heat, a CPU that can’t keep up, or a setting that eats half your frame rate can cost more performance than a weak GPU. The fixes below run from free and
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Google Go is a stripped-down version of Google’s search app for Android phones that have limited memory, storage, or mobile data. It is the default search app on Android Go devices. If you have ever picked up a budget phone with 2GB of RAM and wondered why the Google app looks a bit different, this
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Google announced Googlebook in May as a new line of laptops built around its Gemini AI models. Pre-orders opened on September 21 with five launch models from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo, and the first units reach US stores on October 4. The bigger change is underneath. Googlebooks run a new Android-based operating system
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If you’ve heard the name “Ace Browser” recently, there’s a decent chance it wasn’t from an ad. It was from a virus-removal guide, a Reddit thread about a hijacked homepage, or a Windows Defender complaint. That’s not an accident, and it’s the first thing worth clearing up. There is a real product called Ace: a
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Every time you type your email address into a signup form, you’re handing over more than a way to receive a receipt. That address is a durable ID, and ad networks, data brokers, and the occasional hacker can use it to connect the dots between the person who bought running shoes online and that same
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Garena, the Singapore-based publisher behind Free Fire, has officially licensed Palworld’s IP from Pocketpair to build a mobile MMORPG called Palworld Online. The announcement went out on August 3, and the game is set to launch sometime in 2026 for iOS and Android. Garena’s official press release is the primary source for the details below.
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I’ve been covering Tesla’s product launches for a while now, and this one made me do a double-take. Not because it’s impressive — it’s a kid’s toy, essentially — but because of how many people saw the headline “Tesla launches a bike” and got their hopes up for something it was never going to be.
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Meta has quietly released Pocket, a new app that lets users generate small, interactive games by typing a description of what they want. Meta didn’t put out a press release. There was no keynote, no “introducing” post from Mark Zuckerberg. The app just appeared in app store listings, and it took a reverse engineer scrolling
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OpenAI says its free default model now matches frontier performance on health questions. Here’s what the data shows, how it was tested, and what’s missing from the announcement. Roughly 230 million people ask ChatGPT a health question in an average week, according to OpenAI — more people than live in Brazil, asking about lab results,
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