Skate’s developers say going free to play is a ‘natural evolution of the franchise’
EA’s new Skate is going to be a live-service free-to-play skateboarding game, developer Full Circle announced in a video on Thursday. Fans have been eagerly
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Google’s Chrome OS Flex is now available for old PCs and Macs
Google is releasing Chrome OS Flex today, a new version of Chrome OS that’s designed for businesses and schools to install and run on old
Razer’s Stream Controller takes on the Stream Deck for $269.99
Razer is going head to head with Elgato’s Stream Deck with the launch of its new Stream Controller. The $269.99 touchscreen device is designed to
Instagram now lets creators publish feed posts just for their subscribers
After getting off to a small start with paid subscriptions for creators earlier this year, today, Instagram is announcing more features to further build out
Sony’s PlayStation Stars loyalty program has points and collectibles but not NFTs
Sony is launching a new PlayStation Stars loyalty program later this year, and it includes “digital collectibles” rewards. PlayStation Stars will be a free service
The Oura Ring goes a little more mainstream with Strava integration
Consolidating all your fitness data into one place can be a royal pain, and for many athletes, Strava is the obvious choice as it integrates
Nanoleaf goes to the dark side
Nanoleaf is turning 10, and to celebrate, the Kickstarter-founded smart lighting company is releasing a limited edition set of its iconic Shapes lighting tiles. The