GOG is giving away a selection of adult games to protest censorship
In partnership with developers, game marketplace GOG (Good Old Games) has launched a new website called FreedomtoBuy.games that'll let you
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Ian Carlos Campbell
06:19
23andMe founder Anne Wojcicki will regain control of embattled DNA company after all
In a surprise twist, 23andMe founder and former CEO Anne Wojcicki is set to regain control of the DNA company's
Ian Carlos Campbell
06:19
The spiritual sequel to the Pebble smartwatch is on track to ship in July
Eric Migicovsky, the creator of Pebble who's reviving the e-paper smartwatch with a new company called Core Devices, shared that
Ian Carlos Campbell
12:22
The Phone app in macOS 26 is another baby step towards a cellular Mac
While it still remains more of a dream than an obvious stop on Apple’s product roadmap, the company’s updates in
Ian Carlos Campbell
08:20
Yooka-Laylee developer Playtonic is laying off over a dozen staff
Playtonic, the creators of Yooka-Laylee, is laying off some of its staff, the developer and publisher announced on social media.
Ian Carlos Campbell
08:20
ZeniMax QA workers win tentative union contract with Microsoft
After two years of negotiating, ZeniMax Workers United-CWA, the union representing quality assurance workers at ZeniMax Media, has reached a
Ian Carlos Campbell
07:21
Tinder is testing height preferences
Tinder helped popularize a modern dating culture that puts looks first, and now the app is trying out a new
Ian Carlos Campbell
23:23
Trump will sign the Take It Down Act criminalizing AI deepfakes today
President Donald Trump is set to sign the Take It Down Act today, according to CNN. The act is a
Ian Carlos Campbell
11:20
Trump plans to shut down the Consumer Product Safety Commission
In the latest blow to what was generally a functional government, President Donald Trump wants to eliminate the independent agency
Ian Carlos Campbell
11:20
Microsoft Build 2025: What to expect from Copilot, Windows 11 and AI agents
While the company might be pulling back some of its investments in the infrastructure that makes it run, Microsoft remains,
