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Moss: The Forgotten Relic Combines Two Of VR’s Best Games Into One Unified Flatscreen Adventure This Summer
Some of the best games you can play in a VR headset are developer/publisher Polyarc’s Moss and Moss: Book II. The former launched in 2018 exclusively on PlayStation VR, and the latter launched on PlayStation VR and Meta Quest in 2022. Though both are playable on other VR headsets now, they still require, well, a VR headset. But players without a headset, or those who prefer their gaming escapades to be flatscreen, will get to enjoy both adventures in Moss: The Forgotten Relic, which combines both Moss games into a single “unified” experience for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo…
If you have ever been on X and watched someone tag Grok under a viral post asking “is this real???” – congratulations, Threads is about to give you the exact same experience. Meta is testing a new feature that gives its AI chatbot a dedicated Threads account, @meta.ai, that users can tag directly inside posts and replies. The bot will then respond publicly with added context, recommendations, or information on whatever is being discussed. The concept maps almost perfectly onto how AskGrok functions on X, where tagging an AI mid-conversation has become a reflex for millions of users. The feature…
Felt the wrath of network dead zones? AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon are coming together to save you, soon
In a rare move, America’s three biggest wireless carriers – AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon – have agreed in principle to work together on a new joint venture aimed at reducing wireless dead zones across the United States. The initiative focuses heavily on satellite-based connectivity and direct-to-device (D2D) communication technology, which could eventually allow smartphones to stay connected even in areas where traditional cellular towers cannot reach. The companies say the partnership will pool spectrum resources and create a shared platform designed to improve coverage in rural regions, national parks, highways, remote areas, and locations affected by natural disasters. Existing partnerships…
Razer has officially unveiled the 2026 Blade 18 today, and at the heart of all three configurations is an Intel Arrow Lake processor. I’m talking about the Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus, which features 24 cores, up to 5.5GHz clock speed (with boost), 36MB cache, and an onboard NPU that delivers up to 13 TOPS of compute power. Meet the next-gen Razer Blade 18, our most powerful Blade ever, bringing desktop-class performance to a portable form factor: https://t.co/BWOuEtjGf9 Powered by the Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 290HX PLUS processor and up to NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5090 Laptop Graphics with 24GB VRAM,……
Developer Expression Games and publisher Team17 have revealed that Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, the quasi-sequel to the hit WW2 shooter Hell Let Loose, will launch next month. More specifically, Hell Let Loose: Vietnam hits PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (via Steam and the Epic Games Store) digitally on Thursday, June 18. Physical editions for PS5 and Xbox will be released on August 4, and you can preorder both digital and physical versions starting today. Plus, ahead of the game’s launch, Expression Games will hold a Hell Let Loose: Vietnam free-to-play open beta weekend later this month, starting May 29…
Samsung has had a comfortable run with its Fan Edition line. The formula has always been straightforward: take the flagship experience, trim a few corners, drop the price, and watch buyers line up. For years, it worked because nobody was doing it better. The Galaxy S25 FE is proof that Samsung still knows how to execute that formula. It’s also proof that the formula is no longer enough. Enter the Honor 600 Pro. A phone that, on paper and in the hand, makes the Galaxy S25 FE look like Samsung stopped trying. The chip gap The Galaxy S25 FE runs…
Grand Theft Auto VI is set to launch on November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. It’s been over a year since the last trailer, and fans are clamoring for new information every day. While there’s no news of a trailer on the horizon, preorders might be going live next week, at least according to leaked affiliate information from retailer Best Buy.Over on the GamingLeaksAndRumours subreddit, there’s a popular post gathering various posts from Best Buy affiliates (content creators that get cuts of sales when players use their code to purchase something from the store online) who claim…
It seems that Microsoft is keeping up its promise of making Windows 11 better. After introducing a new low-latency mode that speeds up app launches and an update that fixes the RAM memory leak issue, the tech giant is testing a new feature that addresses one of its most prominent problems. The new feature is called Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery, and it can automatically roll back a broken driver that was pushed to your PC through Windows Update. Right now, if a bad driver lands on your PC through Windows Update, you are stuck waiting for the hardware partner to submit…
Kylie Jenner, the billionaire Kardashian sister behind Kylie Cosmetics, apparently has time for Nintendo Switch gaming when she’s not filming reality TV, running a makeup business, or attending awards shows and basketball games with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet (who is also a gamer). But when The Legend of Zelda gets its hooks in you, what are you to do? In the latest episode of Therapuss, a mock-therapy talk show on Netflix hosted by influencer/media personality Jake Shane, Jenner says Zelda is “one of the best games ever.” Though she doesn’t specifically name The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which launched with…
Apple is currently facing a Siri problem that has nothing to do with Siri at all. With WWDC 2026 just weeks away, The Information reports the company is actively courting developers to integrate their apps with the new Siri coming in iOS 27. The mechanism powering the overhauled Siri, App Intents, is an API that lets Siri execute actions inside third-party apps without you actively opening them, which sounds quite useful, I’d say. However, some of the world’s largest developers are dragging their feet on it, not because it’s tough, but because Apple left the door open on charging for…








