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Parents can now watch their teen’s Uber ride in real time

Putting your teenager in an Uber alone can be a little nerve-racking, even when you can follow their entire journey on a map. Uber thinks actually seeing what’s happening inside the car could offer parents a little more peace of mind. The company is introducing live video streaming for teen rides in the US, allowing parents and guardians to watch their child’s trip from their own Uber account. The feature is already available in nine markets, including Atlanta, Cleveland, and Rhode Island, and Uber says it will expand nationwide over the coming weeks. The idea is pretty simple: instead of…

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Cover Reveal – Exodus – Game Informer

In 2023, Matthew McConaughey took the stage at The Game Awards to unveil his first video game project: Exodus. While I and many others initially only knew it in that context (and often referred to it as “the Matthew McConaughey game”), as more details and trailers emerged over time, it became apparent that this game was more than the actor who introduced it. Developed by Archetype Entertainment, a team founded by former employees of AAA studios like Naughty Dog, Halo Studios, and especially BioWare, Exodus is not just an ambitious and exciting RPG: it’s the next game to appear on…

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WhatsApp is making a big change to how you secure your account

WhatsApp is adding a few more ways to keep unwanted people out of your account, and one of the biggest changes affects a security feature you may already use. The messaging app has announced three account security upgrades, covering everything from two-step verification to calls from unfamiliar numbers. WhatsApp is also expanding support for passkeys, which more than a billion users have already set up. The most important change, though, is that WhatsApp is finally making its two-step verification system considerably stronger. That six-digit PIN is getting a serious upgrade Until now, enabling two-step verification on WhatsApp meant creating a…

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Stage Tour Goes Live On December 10 – Aug 25, 2026

The era of plastic instruments may not be over. Stage Tour, a new rhythm game from RedOctane Games, will kick off its set on December 10, 2026.In a new trailer shown at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026, Motley Crue’s “Kickstart My Heart” led the release date announcement. Songs from bands like Paramore, Metallica, and Blink-182 are all on the setlist as well. If you’re eager for the return of this particular era of rhythm gaming, hardware pre-order bundles are live now on the Stage Tour site as well. Prices vary depending on what instrument configurations you want and include some pre-order…

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Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra may be getting a makeover, starting with its enormous camera bump

Samsung’s next Ultra phone may look familiar from the front, but a newly leaked set of CAD renders suggests the company is preparing one of its more noticeable rear-end redesigns in years. The images, published by Android Headlines and attributed to leaker OnLeaks, show what is said to be the Galaxy S27 Ultra with a new camera arrangement, a slightly revised body, and a few clues about where Samsung’s flagship could be heading in 2027. A new camera plateau could reshape the Galaxy Ultra. The most obvious change is around the cameras. Samsung appears to be moving away from the…

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Dungeons & Dragons Debuts First Look At Gameplay

Opening Night Live 2026 just gave us a first look at Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons in action, and there’s lots to dissect about what was shown. In the new game under development by Invoke Studios, Players take on the role of a Warlock named Kaatri. The lead is played by Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica) and her menacing patron is played by Maggie Robertson, who helped to scare players as Lady Dimitrescu in Resident Evil Village. The debut gameplay leaned heavily into showing off the ways that Kaatri will use her Warlock magic to solve both environmental puzzles and take on combat in novel…

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Claude now remembers what you told it, wherever you use it

One of the most annoying parts of working with an AI assistant is having to explain yourself all over again. Claude is trying to fix that. Starting today, the memory Claude uses in chat is also available in Claude Cowork, meaning the context you’ve built up over months of conversations can follow you when you hand Claude a task. That means Claude can know about your projects, priorities, and preferences without requiring another lengthy briefing. Explain in chat how your team defines its metrics, for example, and Cowork can use that information when building your next quarterly business review. Discuss…

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Metro 2039 Trailer Offers Another Haunting Look At Gameplay

Metro 2039 got a new trailer showing off fresh gameplay while providing a new, harrowing glimpse of its narrative and protagonist. The fourth mainline entry in the Metro series was revealed back in April, and unfolds years after Metro: Exodus. We still don’t know much about the overall plot other than that the protagonist, known as The Stranger, must survive the dangers of the irradiated surface as well as threats hiding in the underground metro tunnels. Like previous Metro titles, 2039 blends first-person shooting with survival mechanics and elements of horror. Check out the game’s latest trailer below. Metro 2039 is coming…

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The Use of AEO Partners in Modern Digital Growth Strategies

Artificial intelligence (AI) assistants are changing the ways that people discover information online. Where search engine optimization (SEO) was once the sole optimization method, answer engine optimization (AEO) has emerged as a new digital signal. Whether the market is prepared or not, agents are now a part of the visibility layer and, therefore, the most effective growth strategies. Understanding the Actual Role of AEO First and foremost, AEO should neither be treated as a replacement for SEO nor a standalone marketing channel. Existing performance optimization remains an important part of organic growth strategies, considering not every user employs AI. As…

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Mewgenics Is Coming To Consoles In September

Following a live performance of the Mewgenics soundtrack, Geoff Keighley revealed on the Opening Night Live Gamescom stage that Mewgenics is coming to consoles.The strategy game about breeding and fighting cats will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, And Switch 2 on September 8.For more, you can read Game Informer’s Mewgenics review by following the link. 

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