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Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival Has A New Trailer And October Launch Date

Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival is set to help kick off the Halloween season thanks to the reveal of its launch date. The survival horror adventure set in the popular Hellraiser universe is coming on October 8.The single-player first-person adventure features an original story, with players controlling Aidan as he must rescue his girlfriend from the hellish Labyrinth. Naturally, the infamous Pinhead is front and center, with original actor Doug Bradley reprising the role. Gameplay sees Aidan wielding guns and supernatural abilities such as pyrokinesis, telekinesis, and Hell Chains to battle supernatural threats. Check out the game’s latest trailer below. Clive Barker’s…

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Microsoft Surface Laptop 8 claims 20-hour battery life, improved GPU performance, and a steep ,599 ask

Microsoft just launched the Surface Laptop 8. It now runs on the Snapdragon X2 chip (replacing the X Elite on the previous generation), but that’s not the most interesting bit.  The lineup consists of two variants, wherein the 13.8-inch model claims to provide up to 20 hours of battery life on a single charge. What does the new Surface Laptop bring to the table? The Laptop 8 is available in two screen sizes: 13.8-inch and 15-inch (both touchscreens). A new Jade color joins the 13.8-inch lineup alongside the existing options. Under the hood, both models run on the new Snapdragon…

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Microsoft finally fixes the Windows 11 Widgets and makes them far less distracting

If Windows Widgets have been stressing you out with too much information to handle, all those red badges, random pop-ups, and a panel that opens every time your cursor drifts close to the taskbar, Microsoft has finally heard you.  A new Beta build is rolling out a full “quiet by default” overhaul to Widgets. What’s interesting is that the list of things being turned off is longer than the list of things being kept as is. So what exactly is Microsoft turning off? Quite a lot of things. Microsoft is disabling Open on Hover and Taskbar badging. It is also…

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Intel’s wild NVIDIA RTX chip could blow up the laptop GPU war

Intel‘s rumored NVIDIA RTX chip could make the PC graphics fight a lot more complicated. Erdi Ozuag, a former editor at Turkish tech site DonanimHaber who now reports on tech through YouTube, says that Intel’s current roadmap lists its first x86 client processors with NVIDIA RTX graphics for the first quarter of 2028. That timing lines up with a possible CES 2028 announcement, but Intel hasn’t confirmed a product name, specs, configuration, or launch date. Özel Haber: Intel’in güncel yol haritasına göre, NVIDIA grafik birimine sahip olan yeni nesil işlemciler için hedeflenen tarih 2028 ilk çeyreği, planlar değişmediği takdirde CES…

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Intel’s rumored Serpent Lake SoCs with Nvidia graphics may arrive in 2028

Intel’s rumored Serpent Lake processors may have a launch window. According to hardware tipster FX57, Intel is targeting the first quarter of 2028 for processors featuring Nvidia graphics technology. If the schedule remains unchanged, the chips could debut at CES 2028. The leak does not mention Serpent Lake directly, but previous roadmap reports have linked the codename to a future Intel SoC that pairs Intel CPU cores with an Nvidia RTX graphics tile instead of the company’s own Arc graphics technology. What Nvidia-powered Serpent Lake could mean for Intel Serpent Lake first surfaced in leaked roadmaps earlier this year and…

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Sign in with Apple and iCloud+ Hide My Email are merging to lessen your memory burden

If you use an iPhone, you have probably collected a few of Apple’s privacy email addresses without thinking much about them. Soon they will all look the same. Apple has confirmed in a developer post that it will fold Sign in with Apple and iCloud+ Hide My Email into one shared domain (private.icloud.com), later this summer. It’s a small backend tweak that saves you from having to remember both. What is changing with Apple’s private.icloud.com domain? Right now, these two features hand you addresses on totally different domains. Sign in with Apple gives you a masked address on privaterelay.appleid.com when…

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Are you using ChatGPT or Claude for writing work? A study says you may be landing in a fluency trap

If you’ve been relying on ChatGPT or Claude to help you with your writing, a new study suggests the polished output you’re getting may be giving you false confidence. Research published in the Computers and Composition journal found that AI writing tools create a “fluency trap,” where refined, confident-sounding output masks shallow thinking and gives writers a false sense that the work is done. Fluent doesn’t mean finished Abram Anders, associate professor of English at Iowa State University, and co-author Emily Dux Speltz, assistant professor at the Department of Humanities and Communication at the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, followed 38 undergraduate…

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This new Mac app takes your screen hostage until you drink water

A new Mac app is betting that the reason your hydration reminders fail is that they are too easy to ignore. Apps like Loook take a gentle approach, nudging you to hydrate alongside reminders for posture and eye breaks. Hydration Hostage takes the opposite stance. Built by a solo developer, the app sits in your menu bar and takes over your screen on a predefined schedule until the camera confirms you actually drank water. How it works Hydration Hostage uses Apple’s Vision framework to handle verification. Given that the app requires camera access, the developer has been upfront about the…

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Facebook now has an answering genie for all your burning questions, just like Google Search

Facebook has rolled out a batch of AI-powered features, with the headliner being AI Mode, a new way to get answers to questions directly inside the app using Meta AI. An AI layer on top of Facebook Search In a blog post, Facebook explains that the new AI Mode works from both the Feed and the search bar, pulling answers from public content across Meta’s apps, including Groups and Reels, to surface what real people are saying rather than returning a list of links. The feature is powered by Meta AI, which runs on the company’s Muse Spark model. The…

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Xbox is reportedly closing the studio behind Hellblade merely days after showing off its next game

Xbox is reportedly closing Ninja Theory, the Cambridge, England-based studio behind the Hellblade series, according to The Verge. Sources familiar with the matter said the studio’s staff were informed about the closure on Monday, just over a week after the studio appeared at the Xbox Games Showcase to announce Senua, a new entry in the franchise. Part of a wider Xbox reset The reported closure extends beyond Ninja Theory, with Bloomberg revealing that Double Fine, the San Francisco studio known for Psychonauts, and Montreal-based Compulsion Games, maker of South of Midnight, are also in active negotiations to spin off from…

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