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The free upgrade will include all the DLC and even extends to PC owners In context: Many developers working simultaneously on current and next-gen versions of their game are offering upgrades to the upcoming consoles for free if owners buy Read more
A very fast 50mm prime for X Series cameras In brief: The new Fujifilm XF 50mm f/1.0 R WR lens is a portrait-length prime (fixed length) lens that’ll likely appeal to low-light shooters and those with the sort of creative Read more
Coming soon to TCL tablets Something to look forward to: It’s been almost a decade since a technology like the electrowetting display showed any promise of offering the same power-saving capabilities of E-Ink displays without any of the drawbacks. Chinese Read more
How would you feel about a computer’s diagnosis? The big picture: Google has won a contract with the DoD’s Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) to use recent technological advancements to improve the accuracy of cancer diagnoses. About five percent of diagnoses Read more
Very meta Something to look forward to: Crysis maker Crytek is acknowledging the original game’s infamously demanding nature and the resulting memes by naming the remastered version’s highest graphical setting “Can it Run Crysis?” As most PC owners know, “Can Read more
Bethesda’s commitment to the original Doom games is unwavering Editor’s take: Bethesda has no obligation or expectation to update a game that is nearly 27 years old, yet they do so anyway. That sort of commitment says a lot about Read more
Top reviewer in the UK had supposedly reviewed £15,000 worth of products in August alone What just happened? Amazon has deleted some 20,000 reviews from its top 7 UK reviewers. It appears that the reviews had been posted as part Read more