The Guardian Writes:
It's a dog-eat-dog world in the technology jungle. For the best part of two years, Apple's iPhone has had the top end of the smartphone market to itself. But then along came the Palm Pre, which has had a very favourable reception from the geek crowd, and is a much more polished product than early versions of the Android (aka Google) phones. Personally I thought it unlikely that the Pre would seriously challenge the Apple product, but it seems that Steve Jobs & Co are taking no chances.
Blizzard Entertainment has recently announced the discontinuation of the Hero Mastery Gauntlet mode in Overwatch 2.
They will probably focus 100% on the pvp because if Marvel Rivals steals their spot it will be very hard to recover it
XDefiant players would love to see the game on Steam, not just on Ubisoft Connect. Will the fans get what they want?
There have been a few rumors over the last few months claiming that the current generation of consoles is nearly over, but Hellblade 2 begs to differ.
Definitely the biggest technical leap in visuals so far this generation. My question is, had they not had to cater to the series S would we have 4k 60 on the X? I think we know the answer considering that on PC it hits that mark.
But regardless how you feel about the game it’s an Unreal poster child.
sometimes, Apple is like a boxer who goes into the ring swinging punches but cries when it's opponent hits back.
This is pretty funny.
He raises a good point about a possible lack of tangible products in the Microsoft stores. Something tells me MS has penned a deal with HP or someone and they'll be pimping real PC hardware by the time their stores launch.
If I were Mark Shuttleworth I'd buy some retail space adjacent to the Apple and MS stores in Times Square and open an Ubuntu store. Just to screw with 'em.
But Microsoft is just smart than them...And Apple is allways crying now...^^
Lets see how Apple will react to Windows 7 Launch.
If an iTunes update stops me syncing with my Blackberry Storm then I stop buying from iTunes and go to Amazon.