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Valve just changed its Steam release rules amid a flood of AI games

Valve is updating its game release rules to try to unclog a backlog of approvals due to a recent flood of new game titles, many created with AI.

iPad mini OLED vs. iPad mini: What’s new?

Apple’s newest iPad mini is a significant upgrade over its predecessor, with hardware updates that extend far beyond the fancy new OLED display.

Your phone’s apps could have more permissions than they need – here’s how to check

Most smartphone apps need permissions to function properly, but some may have more access than they should. Thankfully, it’s pretty easy to check.

Arkane and its Blade game may end up at Ubisoft as Xbox considers offers

“At least two” other companies have also pitched themselves as the studio’s possible new owners.

Your desktop’s front USB ports may be slowing down every device you plug into them

The front USB ports of your computer are useful, but they often can’t compete with the rear ports.

What made Nothing’s CMF Phone 2 Pro so much cheaper than others?

Nothing sister brand CMF made a lot of clever choices to keep the Phone 2 Pro cheap.

NVIDIA’s controversial DLSS 5 is coming to RTX Remix to ‘enhance’ older games

The NVIDIA modding platform lets you remaster classic games with modern graphics, and now DLSS 5 is included.

Here’s how to adjust Apple AirPods for small ears

Those with small ears may require some extra finessing when adjusting their Apple AirPods to get the perfect fit, and there are a few ways you can ensure that.

Meta’s Quest 2 and Quest Pro reach ‘end of feature development’

The app stores will stay open for both devices after support ends next year.

Reddit is testing in-app search ads as traffic from Google declines

The company wants to help advertisers reach users who show a “high purchase” intent.