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Horizon Goes Mobile With New NCSoft MMORPG
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Horizon Goes Mobile With New NCSoft MMORPG

Sony is expanding the Horizon franchise with a new mobile MMORPG developed by NCSoft. Horizon Steel Frontiers features character customization, social gameplay, and robot dinosaur hunts. The game will launch on mobile devices and PC via NCSoft’s Purple platform.

by Elijah PorterNovember 13, 2025
Google Services Hit by Widespread Outage Reports
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Google Services Hit by Widespread Outage Reports

Users are reporting widespread issues with Google Drive and other Workspace services. The outage appears to be affecting multiple Google services, though the company hasn’t officially acknowledged the problems yet.

by Aaron ValeNovember 12, 2025
Excel Isn’t a Database – Here’s Why That Matters
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Excel Isn’t a Database – Here’s Why That Matters

Microsoft Excel might feel like a database, but it’s fundamentally different. When you push it beyond its limits, you risk data corruption, security breaches, and performance nightmares. Here’s why treating Excel like a database is a recipe for disaster.

by Aaron ValeNovember 12, 2025
Meta’s SPICE AI learns without human babysitting
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Meta’s SPICE AI learns without human babysitting

Meta researchers have developed SPICE, a reinforcement learning system that enables large language models to improve their reasoning without human supervision. The framework achieves nearly 10% average improvement in mathematical and general reasoning benchmarks by grounding learning in real-world t

by Aaron ValeNovember 12, 2025
Windows 11’s Start menu finally gets the customization we wanted
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Windows 11’s Start menu finally gets the customization we wanted

Microsoft is rolling out KB5068861, the November Patch Tuesday update that moves Start menu customization out of preview. The update includes practical fixes for Task Manager and battery display improvements that users will notice immediately.

by Aaron ValeNovember 12, 2025
Google’s November Pixel Drop Brings AI Magic and Better Security
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Google’s November Pixel Drop Brings AI Magic and Better Security

Google’s November Pixel Drop brings significant AI enhancements to Messages and Photos while expanding critical safety features globally. The update includes scam detection improvements and new Gemini-powered editing tools. Rollout begins this week with some features available across Android devices

by Elijah PorterNovember 11, 2025
Steam Store Gets Major Visual Overhaul With Wider Layout
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Steam Store Gets Major Visual Overhaul With Wider Layout

Valve is rolling out a significant redesign of the Steam store interface. The update takes advantage of modern screen resolutions with wider layouts and enhanced media viewing options. Developers also gain more tools for creating detailed game descriptions.

by Aaron ValeNovember 11, 2025
Why Crypto’s UX Problem Is Blocking Mass Adoption
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Why Crypto’s UX Problem Is Blocking Mass Adoption

Web3 has hit a critical adoption wall where technical ambition clashes with human expectations. Research reveals that perceived complexity and lack of visibility are the biggest barriers preventing mainstream users from embracing crypto tools. The solution isn’t better technology—it’s better emotion

by Aaron ValeNovember 11, 2025
Nintendo Switch Update 21.0.0 Adds Useful Game Management Features
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Nintendo Switch Update 21.0.0 Adds Useful Game Management Features

Nintendo has released system update 21.0.0 for both Switch and Switch 2 consoles. The patch adds visual indicators for cartridge games and improves Game Chat functionality. Hidden features include the ability to disable auto-playing eShop videos.

by Elijah PorterNovember 11, 2025
Nonprofits Are Cautiously Embracing AI Amid Funding Threats
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Nonprofits Are Cautiously Embracing AI Amid Funding Threats

Nonprofits are taking a measured approach to AI adoption, with most organizations expressing interest but lacking the resources for implementation. Meanwhile, federal funding threats under the Trump administration are creating additional pressure to do more with less.

by Aaron ValeNovember 11, 2025

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