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Apple releases new Smart Battery Cases for iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro

Apple today has released new Smart Battery Cases for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. They are available to order now from Apple’s online store for $129. 9to5Mac first reported on Apple’s plans for iPhone 11 Smart Battery Cases earlier this fall. Unique to this year’s cases is a dedicated camera button that automatically launches…
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Apple releasing third developer beta of iOS 13.3 today

Apple today is releasing the third developer beta of iOS 13.3 and iPadOS 13.3, following last week’s release of the second beta. The company is also running tests with macOS Catalina 10.15.2, watchOS 6.1.1, and tvOS 13.3 — these are still in the second beta. iOS 13.3 includes a new option in Settings to disable the Memoji keyboard from always appearing alongside the emoji…
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GamesBeat Decides 131: Star Wars Jedi and Google Stadia reviews

November is flying by at an irresponsible pace, but that means we are almost on “the other side of games” for 2019. On the GamesBeat Decides podcast this week, the crew talks about some of the last big releases for the year in Google Stadia, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order…
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Can you use Google Stadia with iPhone?

With Google Stadia’s launch, it’s natural to want a chance to try this new high-end game streaming service for yourself. The question is, if you’re an iPhone user, can you get in on the game? If you head over to the App Store on an iPhone, you will indeed see that…
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Steam is holding a sale to celebrate the launch of Remote Play Together

After a brisk, one-month beta, Valve’s new Remote Play Together feature is now available to all Steam users. As the name suggests, it allows you and up to three other friends to play split-screen games with one another over the internet. It emulates the experience of playing a game on the couch with a group of buddies by capturing your friends’ inputs and then streaming it back to your…
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DeepMind’s MuZero teaches itself how to win at Atari, chess, shogi, and Go

In a paper published in the journal late last year, Google parent company Alphabet’s DeepMind detailed AlphaZero, an AI system that could teach itself how to master the game of chess, a Japanese variant of chess called shogi, and the Chinese board game Go. In each case, it beat a world champion, demonstrating a knack for learning two-person games with perfect information — that is to say…
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