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Henry Halfhead is full of heart
Posted onIn Henry Halfhead, you play through the life of a person named Henry. But there are a couple twists. Henry is only half of a head — just eyes, ears, nose, and the top of their head — meaning they move around by sliding on the floor and jumping up and down. Also, Henry can…
Why I recommend the LG C5 OLED over pricier TV models – especially at nearly 50% off now
Posted onZDNET’s key takeaways The LG C5 OLED boosts dazzling brightness and color. It features an ultra-slim body, with material choices that evoke premium. It’s priced relatively high for the nominal upgrades over last year’s model. more buying choices Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. I would argue that the most crucial aspect of…
Vampire Survivors VR asks what if the bullet hell was on your face?
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Apple explains how it will comply with App Store age verification requirements in Texas
Posted onEarlier this year,Texas passed a law requiring app stores to verify the ages of their users. Now, Apple has shared more about how it plans to comply with requirements, which are slated to go into effect next year. Beginning January 1, 2026, people in Texas creating new Apple accounts will need to verify that they…
Amazon starts testing ultra-fast 30-minute deliveries | TechCrunch
Posted onAmazon has announced it’s launching a new service that completes deliveries in 30 minutes or less in Seattle and Philadelphia. The new “ultra-fast” delivery option will allow Amazon to better compete with services like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Instacart. Customers will be able to order a range of different items, including milk, eggs, fresh produce,…
