Following up on the surprise announcement at the 2017 E3 show, Phil Spencer of Xbox verified that original Xbox backward compatibility for select games will be added to Xbox One later this year in an update.
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Amazon said earlier this week that it was reviewing its options around the shows it was producing with The Weinstein Company. Now it looks like the company has made a decision and is moving to sever ties with TWC. One show, an untitled project from director David O. Russell, has been canceled entirely. Russell, along with stars Robert De Niro and Julianne Moore, released a statement saying… Read More
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Commentary: The Cooler Cannon responds in a way that perhaps no cooler ever has.
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Or, as Major League Baseball calls it, the Postseason.
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CEO Jack Dorsey responds to the #WomenBoycottTwitter protest with a string of tweets saying the company is changing policies around how it vets content.
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Project Loon, Alphabet’s balloon-based internet service, might be taking flight in a new way. As per a recent FCC filing, it would appear that Project Loon is being spun out into its very own company.
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The Audiophiliac gets a preview of Magnepan’s new 30.7 flagship speaker.
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Hand-crafted headphones and even affordable gear take the spotlight at this show.
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Silicon Valley may be the techiest place on earth, but even here, the way people open the front door hasn’t changed much in a century. Most of us still get in by turning a flat metal key in a lock. Visitors ring doorbells, and we peep at them through peepholes. If we’re out, keyless guests are out of luck. If investors have their way, that status quo will look quite primitive in a… Read More
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While you wait for Twitter to roll out “more aggressive” rules regarding hate speech, which CEO Jack Dorsey promised are coming within “weeks” as of late Friday, here’s a quick workaround to kick nazis off of your Twitter feed right now… Read More
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