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Shubham Sawarkar

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The image shows a screenshot of a Steam shopping cart page. The page displays the game "Mass Effect Legendary Edition" priced at $59.99. There is an option to continue shopping or proceed to payment. The estimated total is $59.99, with a note that sales tax will be calculated during checkout where applicable. Below the cart, there are game recommendations including "Tomb Raider," "Detroit: Become Human," and "Stardew Valley," each with their respective discounts. A highlighted section on the right states, "A purchase of a digital product grants a license for the product on Steam. For full terms and conditions, please see the Steam Subscriber Agreement."

Steam’s new policy: you’re buying a license, not ownership

California law forces Steam to clarify game ownership.

Rendering of MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chip

MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400 promises 80% faster AI and next-gen phone support

MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400 chipset introduces on-device AI model training, faster…

A mockup screenshot of Panels.art website. Its an wallpapers app by YouTuber Marques Brownlee, better known as MKBHD. A smartphone with a sleek design is shown on the left side of the image, displaying a wallpaper featuring a minimalist desert scene with a small silhouette of a person. On the right side, there is bold text that reads, "Find your next wallpaper." Below this text, there is a black button with white icons of an Apple logo and an Android logo, accompanied by the text "Download the App." The background is light gray, creating a clean and modern look.

MKBHD admits to pricing mistake with Panels wallpaper app

MKBHD responds to criticism over Panels app pricing, introducing a…

The image features a large, white “X” logo centered on a purple background with small orange speckles scattered throughout. The “X” logo is known as the X, a social media platform, formerly known as Twitter.

X is set to pay creators based on interactions with Premium users

X will no longer share ad revenue but will pay…

A hand is placing a CD-R disc into a slim, silver external Apple USB SuperDrive. The drive is connected to a computer setup with various cables and devices visible, including a keyboard in the foreground and a modem or router with indicator lights in the background. The scene is set on a cluttered desk with a marble-like surface. The CD-R disc has a capacity of 52x and 80 minutes, as indicated on its label.

Apple’s 16-year-old USB SuperDrive is now discontinued

Apple’s USB SuperDrive is no longer available in stores.

This image shows a smart speaker, likely a Google Nest Audio, positioned on a wooden surface with a minimalist setup. The presence of the bowl with wooden toys and the notebooks with a wooden house model suggests a blend of modern technology with simple, playful, and educational elements, making it visually appealing and relevant for showcasing smart home devices in a family-friendly environment.

Rare Google Nest Audio discount—save $45 while you can

Looking for a Google Nest Audio deal? It's now $45…

2024 Beats Pill in Champagne Gold, Matte Black, and Statement Red

This Beats Pill speaker is now cheaper than Prime Day’s best deal

Missed out on Prime Day? The Beats Pill speaker is…

Two screenshot images from Google Search results on mobile. The left screenshot shows search results for "pesto recipe," the first recipe card has Google's new Quick View button in the left corner of the card, while the right screenshot image shows the result after taping on that recipe card.

Google experiments with showing full recipes in search results

Google tests a new Quick View feature for recipes, showing…

A person using the Amazon app on a smartphone, displaying the new AI shopping guides feature.

Amazon launches AI Shopping Guides to simplify product research

Amazon’s new AI Shopping Guides give personalized product suggestions, helping…

A person is holding a smartphone in a dark environment. The screen displays a folder labeled "Entertainment" containing various streaming and video apps. The apps visible in the folder are Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney+, HBO GO, Google Play Movies, Twitch, Hulu, and Tubi. The phone is held in the left hand, and the screen is brightly lit, contrasting with the dark background. The image highlights the variety of entertainment options available on mobile devices.

Prime Video subscribers can now access Apple TV Plus for $9.99

Amazon Prime Video subscribers can now add Apple TV Plus…

Tesla Robovan autonomous vehicle

Elon Musk’s Tesla Robovan could change mass transit forever

Tesla Robovan revealed! Elon Musk’s vision for a 20-passenger autonomous…

Tesla Cybercab Robotaxi

Elon Musk announces the Tesla Cybercab, a two-seater robotaxi

Tesla Cybercab unveiled! There is no steering wheel, no pedals—just…