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If you’ve been keen to troll your friends in party chat knowing all your friends will definitely get the message, Xbox has your answer.
Engagement vampire Facebook is ready to thrust floating ad units into your enraptured eyeballs inside the solitude of virtual reality.
Nathan Pyle and Dan Harmon will executive produce an animated series based on Pyle’s wonderful Strange Planet comic strips.
Australian DIY graphic design service Canva is teaming up with another Australian company, Snap Print and Design, to offer easy access to ordering prints through its platform from local Snap franchises.
Melbourne’s, AgBioEn, is working with La Trobe University and LAB3 to run trials for turning crop waste into bio diesels and jet-fuels.
If you can pick one of these, which one would you pick? Because there’s only one that’ll be available to buy in Australia…
The privacy-focused browser Brave is adding a new zero tracking alternative to Google to its line up of user-first software services.
In a pre-E3, pre-main Xbox press conference video, Nadella and Spencer delved into the future of Xbox not needing an Xbox at all.
Order is working with Activision and 7+ on a series of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater competitive events – here’s how to get on the scoreboard.
LCO kicked off with enough heat that it’s attracted DoorDash to strap its name to the shingle and help take the league to the next level in Split 2.
Under the ‘End Of Financial Year’ sale banner, you can get excellent mechanical keyboards and wireless headsets from HyperX up to 55% off.
Along with news the cranky handheld console will open for pre-orders in July, Pulp will help anyone make games for it – no code required.
Maybe you’re not actively trying to download the entire internet but you’d like to know what counts as “excessive”? NBN is working on it.
Operation Ironside (aka Trojan Shield) was a crazy idea to begin with, and even crazier that it actually worked.
A circus with a secret? A trip to the Feywild? The next campaign adventure from D&D looks set to be a lighter affair than recent years.
