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Theathrhythm: Final Bar Line brings the Final Fantasy music game to Switch

Connect with gaming and metaverse leaders online at GamesBeat Summit: Into the Metaverse 3 this February 1-2. Register here. Square Enix announced Theathrhythm: Final Bar during today’s Nintendo Direct. It will launch for Switch on February 16. The series has had entries on 3DS and mobile. This version will come with 385 songs. Music from SaGa, Nier, Octopath Traveler, Live A Live, and more…
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Google Camera 8.7 is rolling out now for older Pixel phones

Months after debuting on the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, version 8.7 of the Google Camera app is rolling out now to older Pixel phones. Typically, when Google releases a new line of Pixel phones, those latest models will arrive with a newer version of the Google Camera app.
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Amazon Games will bring Bandai Namco’s ‘Blue Protocol’ to the west

At the Game Awards, Amazon Games announced it will be publishing Bandai Namco’s forthcoming free-to-play online RPG, Blue Protocol in the west. A new teaser trailer offer views of the game’s beautiful cel-shaded world, multiple character classes and weapons. It’s an action RPG, with the ability to play both solo and cooperatively. You’ll apparently be able to participate in raids…
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Samsung hands out free storage upgrades & discounts for Galaxy S22, Z Fold 4, and Z Flip 4

As the holidays approach, Samsung is offering up some last-minute discounts and free storage upgrades if you’re looking to pick up a Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Fold 4, or Galaxy Z Flip 4. Here’s the breakdown. Across almost its entire flagship smartphone lineup, Samsung is currently handing out free storage upgrades to buyers. This boosts the usual 128GB storage on Galaxy S22 series devices up to…
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Android 13 is rolling out to the Asus Zenfone 9

While Samsung has been pushing Android 13 to dozens of devices lately, Asus is now getting around to its stable rollout as the update lands on the compact Zenfone 9. The Zenfone 9 launched earlier this year as one of the only compact, flagship-tier Android smartphones on…
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Google details how Private Compute Core on Android works

The Private Compute Core (PCC) was announced with Android 12 to let ML-backed features operate in a privacy-conscious manner independent of other parts of the OS, including third-party apps. Google recently published a technical whitepaper detailing the Private Compute Core Architecture. “Backed by open-source code in the Android Framework,” the Private Compute Core is a “secure, isolated…
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