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Why movie tie-in games are rarely sold anymore

Movie-tie in games were huge in the 2000s, but have mostly dried up in the last decade. We still get games tied to existing IP, but in a different manner.

Claude’s memory now works across both chats and Cowork sessions

Anthropic is giving users more control over what memories Claude saves.

The Nokia 300 Charge doubles as a 10W powerbank

The Nokia 300 Charge doubles as a 10W powerbank.

Xbox has a bunch of translucent green accessories for the console’s 25th birthday

Xbox has a bunch of translucent green accessories for the console’s 25th birthday.

Apple decides undermining its own email privacy feature was a bad idea after all

Apple decides undermining its own email privacy feature was a bad idea after all.

How Xbox controllers have changed in the last 25 years

Every Xbox controller has the familiar ABXY buttons and offset thumbsticks. But Microsoft has slowly evolved the controller over its quarter-century life.

Waymo is expanding to Germany, with service in Munich planned for 2027

Waymo has set up subsidiaries in several European countries this summer as it prepares to expand.

Apple M5 Ultra vs M3 Ultra: What’s changed?

Everything you need to know about Apple’s powerful new chip.

Nintendo reveals its latest Switch 2 bundles just ahead of the console’s price increase

Let this serve as a reminder that the Switch 2 is getting more expensive next week.

Sony phones in an update to the midrange Xperia 10 and slaps a sizable price hike on it

The Xperia 10 VIII offers few upgrades for a lot more money.