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At £1,999, iPhone Duo is Apple’s attempt to make foldables feel normal
iPhone Duo brings Apple into foldables at £1,999. Its real category bet is to make the form factor feel like a normal flagship iPhone choice.
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Windows 11’s August update can crash some games, and RGB drivers are caught in the middle
Microsoft is investigating Windows 11 gaming crashes after KB5121003, with RGB-related inpoutx64 drivers linked to problems in ARC Raiders, MARVEL Tōkon and THE FINALS.
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The AI memory boom is starting to make gaming hardware more expensive
AI datacentres are reshaping the memory market, and gamers are starting to feel it. Microsoft, Valve and AMD now point to rising component costs affecting consoles, handhelds and graphics cards.
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OpenAI says ChatGPT ads are now rolled out in the UK — here’s what it uses to choose them
OpenAI says ChatGPT ads are now rolled out in the UK. Here’s how conversations can affect which adverts appear, what advertisers receive and what controls users have.
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The UK’s new subscription rules could get complicated for gaming
New UK subscription rules will add a 14-day cooling-off period after trials and some long-term renewals. For gaming services, deciding what counts as a fair proportionate refund could be the difficult part.