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Guerrilla Games Reveals Its Cooperative Horizon Multiplayer Game, Horizon Hunters Gathering

Guerrilla Games has revealed its long-simmering multiplayer title set within the world of Horizon Zero Dawn/Forbidden West. The game is called Horizon Hunters Gathering, and it’s coming to PlayStation 5 and PC.Horizon Hunters Gathering is a co-op action game set in the American West, where up to three players assume the roles of Hunters who must protect the world from deadly machines. This involves going out on hunts to track and dismantle machines in combat that Guerrilla describes as “tactical, reactive, and deeply skill-based.” The game also sports a more stylized art direction, more akin to an animated film. The roster…

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Beginner 3D printers: the “it just works” era is finally here

You no longer need an engineering degree to print a Baby Yoda. A few years ago, 3D printing was a hobby defined by troubleshooting: leveling beds with sheets of paper, unclogging nozzles, and tightening belts. In 2026, the technology has finally matured into an “appliance” phase. Modern beginner printers now calibrate themselves. They use sensors to map the print bed, adjust the nozzle height automatically, and even compensate for vibration to ensure smooth walls. If you are looking to get into the hobby, do not accept a machine that requires manual tinkering. The “no-brainer” pick Bambu Lab A1 Mini This…

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Everything Announced At The February Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase

A new Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase aired this morning, and we got a smattering of both new reveals and familiar games finding their way onto the Switch ecosystem. We’re rolling into the second year of the Nintendo Switch 2, and it seems like the new console’s pulling in quite a few third-party games and ports. Here’s everything we saw today, rounded up if you missed the live show.Orbitals – Summer 2026 (Switch 2) The charmingly retro anime co-op puzzler Orbitals has a launch window for its Switch 2-exclusive debut. Shapefarm and publisher Kepler Interactive are targeting Summer 2026 for the space-faring…

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Spotify will soon let you buy paper books inside the app

Spotify is expanding beyond streaming music and audiobooks to bring physical books into its app. The company has announced a partnership with Bookshop.org that will let users buy real paper books directly through Spotify later this spring. The move comes as Spotify looks to give users more ways to discover and enjoy stories, tying together reading and listening in one place. Spotify’s new partnership with Bookshop.org connects the streaming platform to a network of independent bookshops, making it possible for users in the US and UK to purchase hardcovers and paperbacks without leaving the Spotify app. How the Bookshop partnership…

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Opens A Gate To Switch 2

Nintendo concluded its Direct presentation this morning by announcing several release dates for Switch 2 ports of Bethesda games like Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Its final reveal was that The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is also coming to the console, marking the title’s first appearance on a Nintendo platform.First released in April 2025, this “remaster” is essentially a remake as the 2006 RPG has been completely rebuilt in Unreal Engine 5. The UI has also been significantly reworked, and systems such as hit detection and other effects have been improved. Oblivion Remastered…

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Spotify’s new Page Match feature can now sync your audiobooks with physical books

Spotify has launched a new feature called Page Match that lets readers move seamlessly between a physical or ebook and its audiobook. This feature builds upon the existing audiobook Recaps feature, which gives a quick audio summary to pick up from the section where you left off. Page Match aims to solve a familiar frustration for readers who like to switch formats but keep losing track of the last page they read. Now, you can pick up a book, scan a page, and Spotify takes you straight to the matching moment in the audiobook. How Spotify’s Page Match feature works…

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Samsung Galaxy S26 might give you a freakishly fast AI image trick that works offline

Samsung’s next Galaxy S phone could get a new AI feature that’s built for speed. A post from leaker Ice Universe claims the Galaxy S26 will add EdgeFusion, an on-device text-to-image tool that can spit out results in under a second, even offline. If it ships that way, Galaxy S26 offline AI image generation becomes a lot more practical. You type a prompt, the phone creates an image locally, and you’re not waiting on a server or a strong signal. It’s the difference between a novelty and something you might actually use. The same post links EdgeFusion to a partnership…

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Galaxy S21 support is winding down, what it means for your security updates

Samsung just changed the outlook for Galaxy S21 security updates. Its published security update pages no longer place the Galaxy S21, S21 Plus, or S21 Ultra on the monthly or quarterly tracks, which is a strong sign the phones are no longer in the standard patch cycle. Nothing breaks overnight. But you should stop assuming a fresh patch is coming on a predictable schedule, especially if you use banking apps, store two factor codes, or sign into work accounts on your phone. The timing fits the S21’s original roadmap. The lineup launched in 2021 and has already received the four…

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Your phone may get a magnetic lens add-on this year

A magnetic phone lens add-on could be closer than expected. Leaker Digital Chat Station says magnetic lens modules have entered mass production planning, with timing still marked TBD. New context also adds a clearer picture of what this accessory might be. In a post shared by leaker Ice Universe, the most likely candidate is Xiaomi’s previously shown Modular Optical System, even though no brand is named in the original claim. That makes the direction plausible, but still unconfirmed. If the Xiaomi tie-in is right, this wouldn’t be a cheap clip-on. The description points to a magnetically attached, detachable lens system…

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Apple’s plans for an affordable MacBook are still on track with unchanged price: Report

Despite the global memory crisis worsening and rising DRAM prices rattling the PC and laptop industry, Apple’s entry-level MacBook plans remain intact, and so does its initially rumored price. Citing supply chain sources, folks at Mirror Daily claim that Apple has “secured its memory supply,” which could be a reference to the long-term deals the company signs with memory suppliers for its products, and is on track to “launch a new entry-level laptop.” Apple’s low-cost Mac is still coming The report also mentions the annual shipments of the entry-level MacBook, expected to be between five and eight million units, which…

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