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EA's Full Circle team has been hard at work on the next installment in the Skate franchise for several years. Now, it has been announced that the much anticipated game will be launching in early access in 2025.

The Eufy Smart Lock E30 is a Matter-compatible smart lock with a fingerprint reader. It’s Eufy’s first lock to work with Apple Home. | Image: Eufy The latest smart lock from Eufy is its first product to support Matter. The Eufy Smart Lock E30 ($169.99) works over Thread, which should allow for faster responsiveness, longer battery life, and better connectivity than locks that work over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The E30 is also the first smart lock from Anker’s smart home arm that works with Apple Home, although Home Key is not supported. While Eufy offers a handful of older security cameras with HomeKit compatibility, it hasn’t released a new Apple Home product for years. The E30 can use a traditional key but also has a fingerprint reader for biometric access and a keypad for keycode access. It can be controlled through the Eufy app over built-in Wi-Fi, including out-of-home control,... Continue reading…

Image: Netflix We’re still waiting on the biggest news in the Witcher universe — just what Liam Hemsworth will sound like as Geralt — but in the meantime, Netflix has announced when fans can expect the next animated spinoff. The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep will start streaming on February 11th, 2025. And Doug Cockle, the iconic voice of Geralt in the games, will be reprising his role. Here’s the premise of the film: Geralt of Rivia, a mutated monster hunter, is hired to investigate a series of attacks in a seaside village and finds himself drawn into a centuries-old conflict between humans and merpeople. He must count on friends — old and new — to solve the mystery before the hostilities between the two kingdoms escalate into all-out war. This is... Continue reading…

During the archaeological excavations at Yeşilova Höyük Mound in Izmir’s Bornova district, a remarkable 8,200-year-old kohl applicator (AKA eye liner) made from stone was discovered. It is evidence of people being conscious of their appearance way back near what we know as the dawn of civilization. Also significant is the dating of the recent finds, which pushes back the date of occupation of the location to around 8,500 years ago – roughly 6,500 BC. These excavations have uncovered important evidence of Neolithic Age life, providing insights into the culture and environment of the early Aegean settlers. Unlike the closely packed houses of Çatalhöyük in central Anatolia, the people in this region lived in separate homes with distinct roofing systems, reveals Arkeonews. Examining the Mound: A Sharp Pencil, Women’s Self-Care The Yeşilova Mound excavation, which has been ongoing since 2005, is supported by Türkiye's Culture and Tourism Ministry, İzmir Metropolitan Municipality, Bornova Municipality, and Ege University. Archaeologists are also working at the nearby Yassıtepe Mound, and the findings from both sites are shedding light on historical settlements in the Izmir area. Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

The number of arrests made at the southern U.S. border rose in August compared to the month before, according to newly released data from Customs and Border Protection.

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., suggested President Joe Biden should transfer part of his Secret Service detail to help protect former President Donald Trump leading up to the Nov. 5 election.

Younger voters are saying they're "nervous" and "scared" about the upcoming election, according to a new poll from American University's Sine Institute and Generation Lab.

China is still allowed to purchase U.S. land near sensitive Coast Guard facilities, ports, and Energy Department labs, the Washington Free Beacon reported.

VATICAN CITY — After a morning of reading headlines from The Babylon Bee, the 266th pope of the Catholic Church sentenced all the paper's writers to seven trillion years in purgatory.