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If you're an existing Xbox Game Pass subscriber, please do us a favour and act just a teensy bit surprised when we tell you that the team is bringing twelve new titles on board by the end of May. In fact, some of them have already been added by now. And, if you aren't a subscriber, it's still not too late to join in the fun. Trust us, it's worth every dime. Okay, so I … [Read more...] about The Xbox Game Pass will have 12 new games in its roster by the end of May

Facebook Gaming was supposed to be the social media giant’s answer to Amazon.com Inc’s Twitch – a place to watch people play video games. Four years after its promising launch, the service has turned into an eerie digital ghost town where some of the most-watched accounts aren’t even gamers, some of the top live streams aren’t even live, and a large portion of the real gamers’ … [Read more...] about Facebook Gaming is overrun with strange videos and scams

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Microsoft, which had been fined 1.6 billion euros ($1.7 billion) by EU antitrust regulators, will revise its licensing terms and allow cloud service providers to better compete in response to complaints, its president Brad Smith said on Wednesday. The company was taking the first step but not the last to address the concerns, Smith told a conference … [Read more...] about Microsoft announces changes after cloud computing complaints

SEONGNAM, South Korea (Reuters) - On weekdays, South Korean tech company Naver Corp's new headquarters near Seoul resembles a scene straight out of a science-fiction movie, with some 40 robots ambling across floors and delivering parcels and Starbucks coffee to humans. The Rookies, as the robots are called, weave their way between people and even take a see-through … [Read more...] about S.Korean Naver’s robotics ambitions challenged by 5G on-the-ground realities

SEONGNAM — On weekdays, South Korean tech company Naver Corp's new headquarters near Seoul resembles a scene straight out of a science-fiction movie, with some 40 robots ambling across floors and delivering parcels and Starbucks coffee to humans. The Rookies, as the robots are called, weave their way between people and even take a see-through elevator reserved for them to … [Read more...] about South Korean Naver’s robotics ambitions challenged by 5G on-the-ground realities