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Audibles new plan is $9 a month and still includes an audiobook credit
Posted onAudible just launched a new that costs $9 each month. Despite the lower price, this plan still includes a monthly audiobook credit. These credits allow users to download pretty much any audiobook from the library, including most brand-new releases. This was a perk previously locked to the Premium Plus plan, which is $15 per month….
You can buy the 77-inch LG B5 OLED for 50% off right now, and I highly recommend it
Posted onAdam Breeden/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. Got someone on your gift list asking for a new TV, or do you need to upgrade your home theater? Right now at Best Buy, you can save 53% on the 77-inch LG B5 OLED TV. This brings the price down to just $1,400, making…
Serious Sam: Shatterverse will hit Xbox platforms this year
Posted onThe Serious Sam game franchise is back with a new entry, giving the FPS series a co-op roguelite twist. Basically it’s getting the Nightreign treatment in the same way Elden Ring did. The latest title is Serious Sam: Shatterverse, where teams of up to five players will take on waves of perennial foe Mental’s monster…
These new sleep earbuds include a free year of Calm to help you drift off – and stay there
Posted onCalm/Ozlo/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Calm and Ozlo launched co-branded earbuds Thursday. The earbuds include a one-year subscription to Calm Sleep. You can buy them on Ozlo’s website. The company behind ZDNET’s top pick for sleep earbuds, Ozlo, is launching a co-branded earbud with Calm on…
Slay the Spire 2 will enter early access on March 5
Posted onSlay the Spire 2 will launch in early access next month. This sequel to the hugely popular 2019 roguelike deckbuilder hits early access on Steam beginning March 5, 2026. Along with releasing the teaser trailer above, developer Mega Crit shared some details about its goals for this phase ahead of the game’s official release. “Slay…
San Franciscos pro-billionaire march draws dozens | TechCrunch
Posted onA march supporting California’s billionaires didn’t exactly attract a huge crowd on Saturday — the San Francisco Chronicle counted around three dozen attendees, along with another dozen tongue-in-cheek counter-protesters. To be fair, organizer Derik Kauffman had predicted attendance of only “a few dozen” beforehand. But the incongruous idea of the “March for Billionaires” has provoked…
