GamingNews

It looks like a bunch of soon-to-be-disappointed people accidentally bought Xbox One X’s today

September 23, 2020
Today, Microsoft launched pre-orders for its upcoming next generation console, the Xbox One X. Sorry, I meant the Xbox Series X. Can you blame me? There’s only one word of difference between the two names, and it’s the one in the middle. There are also three X’s. I might not be the only one who gets them confused, though. (Microsoft itself has, but I digress.) Despite today being pre-order…
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MobileNews

How to give your iOS 14 home screen a custom aesthetic with unique app icons

September 23, 2020
iOS 14’s most popular feature has quickly become the all-new widgets that can give your iPhone a personalized touch. However, going further than that, custom iOS 14 aesthetics have become a huge trend. We’ve already covered how to create ultra-customized widgets with Widgetsmith. The other big part is making your app icons tie everything together. Follow along for how to make an iOS 14…
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Tesla brings Roadster, Cybertruck prototypes and more to Battery Day [Gallery]

September 23, 2020
Tesla brought several prototypes to its Battery Day and Shareholders Meeting event today, including the Roadster, Cybertruck, and more. We bring you a photo gallery of the vehicles in this point. Tesla’s Battery Day is starting now, and you can follow everything that comes out of the event and the livestream in our News Hub. As usual with a Tesla event and especially a TSLA shareholders…
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GamingNews

Xbox Series X and S preorders are basically sold out — for now

September 23, 2020
The initial wave of preorders for the Xbox Series X and S have sold out at all major retailers. Of course, there’s still a chance that you’ll find one in stock if you click through one of the many links on our preorder guide, but this morning’s rush of orders seems to…
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Steam will now let you read gaming news in addition to letting you play games

September 23, 2020
Steam has added a big update to its experimental news hub feature: the ability to actually browse gaming news from a list of publications curated by Steam’s Curator system. The first collection of sources includes “top sites serving players across seven languages,” the company wrote in a blog post. And the whole thing is free. Obviously, the list of publications and sources is customizable…
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