HALO’S NEXT CHAPTER MAY GO LIVE-SERVICE MULTIPLAYER
What the report says, what it could mean for players A new report suggests the next “Halo” installment is being scoped as a live-service, multiplayer-first title with regular content drops.
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BOURBON MEETS BIG DATA AS KENTUCKY DISTILLERS REINVENT
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META ADDS PARENTAL CONTROLS FOR TEENS’ AI CHATS
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‘EVERYTHING ONLINE SUCKS’—BUT IT DOESN’T HAVE TO
Cory Doctorow on how to fix the feeds Author and activist Cory Doctorow argues platforms can be better if users and regulators push back against “enshittification”—the steady worsening of online experiences.
ONEPLUS BAKES GEMINI INTO OXYGENOS 16’S ‘MIND SPACE’
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AI mania meets oil and power: the market’s riskiest mix yet
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Google’s AI Overviews face a revolt from the internet’s plumbing
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Waymo sets sights on London with 2026 robotaxi launch
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Netflix will stream Spotify video podcasts from 2026
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