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Game stores are refunding Ghost of Tsushima pre-orders in non-PSN countries

Online game stores like Steam and Epic Games are refunding players who preordered Ghost of Tsushima in countries where PlayStation Network isn’t available.

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OpenAI could debut a multimodal AI digital assistant soon

According to The Information, OpenAI is working on a new model that can understand speech intonation and can use vision to help tutor students or offer information.

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Google I/O 2024 will be all about AI again

Google I/O 2024’s keynote kicks off on May 14th and will be livestreamed on YouTube and Google’s site. This year’s Google developer conference will focus mostly on AI.

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Crow Country review: a gloriously grimy revival of ’90s survival horror

Indie survival horror game Crow Country is a throwback to classics like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. It’s available on Steam, Xbox, and PS5.

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The Garmin Lily 2 was the tracker I needed on vacation

The $249.99 Garmin Lily 2 is a simple yet chic hybrid analog tracker that’s best suited for casual users.

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Android in the time of AI

Google’s 2024 I/O keynote is a few days away, and we’re expecting a glimpse of the company’s vision for its open mobile platform in the AI era.

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Gaze upon Dell’s leaked Qualcomm X Elite-powered laptops

Dell’s new XPS 13 9345 and Inspiron 14 7441 have leaked and are powered by Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon X Elite chips.

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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes review: a gorgeous echo of the past

Wes Ball’s Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is a visual triumph with a story that’s torn between interrogating the past and laying groundwork for the future.

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The iPad Pro and that Crush ad: what’s next for Apple?

The iPad Pro, Pencil Pro, and that Crush ad, plus what’s happening in streaming and at that Foxconn site in Wisconsin, on this episode of The Vergecast.

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Streaming feels more like cable TV than ever

Last year alone, all of the major names in streaming — Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, Max, Apple TV Plus, Paramount Plus, and Peacock — raised their prices.