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Table of Contents Table of Contents One for the masses, almost Catering to the power users Apple’s Vision Pro headset is undoubtedly an engineering marvel, but it failed to create a market upheaval that the company may have expected. As per industry analysts, a sky-high asking price of $3,500 and a lack of diverse software experiences cooled down the hype around it.  It seems Apple is going to fix the core mistakes with its next attempt. In fact, the company is reportedly working on two new headsets. One of them will focus on bringing the price down, while the other…

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Marvel Strike Force launched in March 2018 with a hefty roster of characters from various corners of the Marvel universes. From Earth’s Mightiest Heroes to your friendly neighborhood Defenders, Marvel Strike Force has updated its roster with characters from across its myriad comic, movies, and streaming properties. Developer Boundless Entertainment has added new characters to recruit and battle at a steady clip, so it can be tricky to keep up with. We’ve gathered the up-to-date list of heroes and villains you can play as and against in the hit Marvel-themed mobile game. You can check out the full roster of playable characters below.…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Why I wanted to change my browser What I like about Vivaldi Vivaldi’s next-level customization Oh, and it’s private too My primary PCs have been MacBook Airs for nearly a decade now, and for most of that time, I’ve used a mix of Safari and Google Chrome as my browsers. I then had a brief stint with Mozilla Firefox, but its performance was pretty disappointing. Now, I’m using the Vivaldi browser and I’m pretty sure I’ve found the one. Why I wanted to change my browser There are two main things I want from…

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Pricing has been a controversial topic following last week’s Nintendo Switch 2 reveal. Whether you’re talking the announced $450 base model, the $80 price tag of Mario Kart World, or even the $10 the company wants players to spend on tech demo/instruction manual Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, many have expressed frustration and disappointment with Nintendo’s pricing strategy coming off the heels of the wildly successful and often more affordable Nintendo Switch. And that’s before the Trump administration’s tariffs postponed US and Canada preorders as Nintendo contemplated raising the price further.  One of the more consumer-friendly announcements came in the…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents The Fall Guy (2024) Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) Ben-Hur (1959) Police Story (1985) John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023) Mission: Impossible – Fallout (2018) The Dark Knight Rises (2012) The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) The Academy Awards have made a huge step forward with the announcement that it will finally feature a category for Best Stunt Design. According to Variety, this award will be given out starting with the movies released in 2027 competing in the 2028 Oscars. However, one can’t help…

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In his most recent Power On newsletter, Apple insider Mark Gurman says the Apple Watch won’t be receiving onboard Apple Intelligence, but it will still get useful features that are powered by AI. While the Apple Watch isn’t receiving a major overhaul, Gurman says it will get some new interface elements and give users a “smaller taste of the big shifts underway at Apple.” These upcoming changes will be announced in more detail at Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC). Gurman says the two main subjects of the June event will be Apple Intelligence and something called Solarium, the internal name…

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The Nintendo Switch 2 editions of both Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will work with a new app called Zelda Notes, and the app has been extensively discussed. It introduces tons of new features like navigation help, auto-build sharing, and much more, but you can also use it to repair your weapons in-game. Nintendo wasn’t clear on this feature, and even on its features page for Zelda Notes, it simply says “Test your luck once per day in Zelda Notes. Get hearts, meals, or other effects based on the result.”…

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If you’re thinking about buying a new device for the primary purpose of accessing Microsoft’s Copilot, we can’t recommend the Microsoft Surface Pro 11 enough. It’s an even more tempting purchase right now because it’s available from Walmart for just $830, for savings of $369 on its original price of $1,199. We’re not entirely sure how much longer stock will be available, but since past Surface Pro deals expired pretty quickly, we recommend completing your transaction as soon as you can to make sure you don’t miss out. Why you should buy the Microsoft Surface Pro 11 The “spectacular” Microsoft…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Home networks are more at risk than you think 5 ways to protect your home network from hackers How can you tell if your router has been compromised? Did you know that home network devices see an average of 10 attacks during the span of 24 hours? As our homes are increasingly connected to the internet, every new device opens another gateway for hackers. Routers are among the most critical devices in your home cybersecurity arsenal, and yet, they’re often overlooked beyond the very basic upkeep. I spoke to TP-Link Systems Inc. experts to…

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Processing prowess: Does it really matter? Best outdoor TV options No sound – just “crunch” Review for Hisense Saturn? Mysterious moving line Solved: The Sony click conundrum On today’s You Asked: Who cares about TV processing when you have an Apple TV? Where is the Hisense Saturn – that Theater Quad competitor – we saw at CES? What’s the deal with outdoor TVs? And, the Sony TV click mystery has been solved, while a new LG OLED mystery emerges … Processing prowess: Does it really matter? Ro’eh writes: When deciding what TV to buy,…

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