And not just a few games, but at least 6 or so every week. With some weeks being a few more. Granted they’re not all new heavy hitting AAA award-winning titles. Some of them are indies, and some are older releases. But with GeForce NOW it seems you’ll almost never want for something to play. And that continues to remain true with all of the options that are there. GeForce NOW gets 7 games on June 2 GeForce NOW gets 7 games on June 2...

“Move tangor to 64-bit only,” a commit reads. For the Uninitiated, “Tangor” is the codename of the new Google tablet. The resources don’t shed any more light on this matter, so it’s not entirely confirmed that the upcoming Pixel Tablet would not support the 32-bit build of Android 13. It’s possible that Google is experimenting with it and the product may eventually support both builds. However, we wouldn’t be surprised if the device is 64-bit only....

With just your voice, you can tell the game to equip certain items and even activate special powers. Each studio that weaves this into the mechanics of their games will likely have their own unique voice triggers. But there also seems to be some universal ones that will apply to titles across the board. When you say “give me my best weapon” for example, Alexa can tell the game to do just that....

If someone annoys you on Facebook, you can unfriend, unfollow, or block them If someone annoys you on Facebook, you can unfriend, unfollow, or block them Now, if the person in question is your ‘friend’. In other words, if he / she is on your friends list, you can choose to unfriend that person, or at the very least unfollow. If you choose the unfriend option, he / she will be removed from your list, and will be demoted to the status of any stranger you know on Facebook....

Not least of all, the risks are effectively the same as using a single password for all of your accounts. And that, by all accounts, is a bad idea. Somebody may breach one account — in this case, your Google account — and then all of your others are effectively breached too. So there’s always that risk. And it comes despite Google’s best efforts, including security checks available on every platform....