… In line with these changes, Amazon Luna will no longer support EA, Ubisoft, or GOG’s third-party stores. It’s also discontinuing subscriptions to Ubisoft Plus and Jackbox Games, and says it will cancel active subscriptions purchased through Luna at the end of the billing cycle. …
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… Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, and Essential will all continue to include access to Xbox Cloud Gaming. “Our players cover a wide breadth of geographies, preferences, and tastes, so while there isn’t a single model that’s best for everyone, this change responds to a lot of feedback we’ve gotten so far… …
Your trust in AI is about to be put to the test: OpenAI will soon let you give the chatbot direct access to your bank accounts. …
… Google is also expanding access to its Home Brief feature, which summarizes what happened around your home at the end of each day, to third parties, and adding the ability to use natural language to create routines, such as “make my home look occupied when I’m not here.” Image: https://platform.the… …
… This article was updated with details about the subscription pricing and a quote from the app’s creator.
… If you’re an existing user not thrilled with the changes, you can switch back to the Halide Mark II interface at any point.
… The catch is that the 12-month subscriptions are only for new subscribers, which feels like a pretty big catch if you’re already a young Windows user that has probably dabbled with Game Pass or an Office subscription in the past. …
… Many people might draw the line at giving an AI system access to their whole computer. But if the rise of OpenClaw tells us anything, it’s that AI is moving from being a novelty to a real productivity tool that demands access to our digital lives. …
… Unlike some of its biggest rivals, Substack takes a 10 percent cut of total subscription revenue. That tax may not seem substantial at first, but it quickly adds up as creators gain subscribers and begin charging more for their subscriptions. …