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Fortnite is back on Google Play across the globe. This is great news for those playing the title. Even better news? Free stuff to celebrate! If you log into Fortnite on mobile, you can claim the new Yeddy Outfit for free, as shown in the image above. It’s cute, though, probably not a new meta...
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The Steam Spring Sale is underway and as usual, there's plenty of good stuff to add to your library. The seasonal discounts will run through Thursday, March 26 at 1PM ET. If there's anything you've been waiting to buy, it's worth checking to see if it's on sale now, because huge chunks of the Steam catalog are at least a little bit off. Recent releases don't usually receive big price... Read more ›
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Google Play announced new features this week at the GDC Festival of Gaming, ensuring gamers from both mobile and PC that the Play store is a good place to be. For starters, Google Play is getting a good list of anticipated indie games, such as Moonlight Peaks, Sledding Game and Low-Budget Repairs. These games will … Continued Read the original post: Google Details Suite of New Play Store Features at... Read more ›
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Samsung first released One UI 8.5 as a beta on the Galaxy S25 series back in December before releasing it as stable software on the Galaxy S26 series. Everything has gone to plan, but we’ve kind of been wondering why there hasn’t been a beta for the Galaxy Z Fold 7, since it’s the newest … Continued Read the original post: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 Joins One UI 8.5... Read more ›
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T-Mobile, who once deemed themselves the “Uncarrier,” is back this week with another very carrier move. By the end of March, T-Mobile is planning to fully eliminate a couple of Google One subscription perks they offered to customers and send those folks to Google, where their billing will continue. For some, the special 2TB plan they’ve … Continued Read the original post: T-Mobile Kicks 2TB + Unlimited Google Photos Customers... Read more ›
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Every couple of months, we try to remind you that Verizon still very much offers loyalty discounts to customers. These Verizon loyalty discounts come in various shapes and sizes, but they are still discounts, most of which last for 12 months before expiring. For Verizon customers, this is the best way for you to save … Continued Read the original post: Verizon Loyalty Discount is Still a Big Money Saver Read more ›
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A fresh Google Play Services began rolling out this week, labeled as v26.10. Inside, Google lists a change under Device Connectivity, as well as two previously announced changes for Google Play. For both PC and phones, Google is bringing WiFi Sync, making it easier for users to share and sync known (and trusted) WiFi networks... Read the original post: Android’s New WiFi Sync Brings Easy Connectivity Sharing Read more ›
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Google’s Personal Intelligence is expanding across AI Mode in Search, as well as the Gemini app and Gemini in Chrome for free-tier users. Announced and first made available in January of this year, Google is looking to expand its AI’s reach into your personal data. Once granted access to your Google services like Gmail and... Read the original post: Personal Intelligence Expands Across AI Mode, Rolling Out in Gemini App... Read more ›
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