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Galaxy S23 Ultra proves Samsung doesn’t have to try anymore

Galaxy S23 Ultra proves Samsung doesn’t have to try anymore

The new Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra looks exactly like the Galaxy S22 Ultra from 2022. Take a look at the image above and try to spot the differences. That’s because it’s practically the same phone. Samsung can’t even be bothered to try to hide it. How can it, when the corners are square with the ...

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Steam Deck proves once again that Skyrim is never dead

Steam Deck proves once again that Skyrim is never dead

It’s been 12 years now since Bethesda Introduced its classic role-playing game. The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim The appeal seems endless, and as of 2016, the publisher announced that the game had sold an impressive 30 million copies. One thing about Skyrim: it should never have been a TV show. You’d think that would mean ...

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This video proves that good 3D graphics are pure art

This video proves that good 3D graphics are pure art

Have you ever dealt with 3D modeling in Blender, 3ds Max, Maya and Co.? Me yes, and that’s why I was very impressed by a ten-minute video in the past few days. Because anyone who knows how complex the conception and creation of even the smallest scenes can be with the tools mentioned above will ...

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The new WhatsApp feature proves that size matters (or not)!

The new WhatsApp feature proves that size matters (or not)!

news hardware The new WhatsApp feature proves that size matters (or not)! Published on 10/11/2022 at 11:25 am Meta’s instant messaging application, WhatsApp, is gearing up to further increase the number of people that can be brought together in a single group chat. While the app can already support 512 people, the developers want to ...

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Soulslikes need easy mode and Steelrising proves it

Soulslikes need easy mode and Steelrising proves it

picture: Spiders / Nacon The opening moments of steel crates felt surprisingly doable and fun for a Soulslike, a game genre that often kicks off with tough challenges and a sort of find-out vibe. But when I hit the second card, I encountered an enemy that made me reach for the games “support mode”. You ...