After a flurry of Dune games in the 1990s and early 2000s, fans of the franchise endured a painful wait of roughly two decades for a new one. With the 2021 movie reinvigorating the Dune universe, the responsibility of delivering a new Dune videogame landed on the shoulders of Shiro Games. The studio delivered, with 4X game Dune Spice Wars transporting PC players back to Arrakis once again. Just over a year on from its full launch, Spice Wars has been blessed with a tasty discount that both Dune and strategy game fans will want to take note of. Continue reading Dune’s very own Civilization like 4X game is now half price on Steam

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The Teenage Engineering OP-XY feels like an upgraded version of the company’s six-year-old OP-Z. | Image: Teenage Engineering Teenage Engineering’s new OP-XY is a portable synthesizer and sequencer that looks similar to the company’s OP–1 Field. But functionally it’s instead a more capable upgrade to the company’s six-year-old OP-Z, with a stronger focus on layering sounds with various effects and a steeper $2,299 price tag. With an “anodized, all-black finish,” the OP-XY is yet another delightful example of Teenage Engineering’s design chops. Its black and white motif accented with a grayscale gradient running across its 16 sequencer inputs is the antithesis of the bright yellow Playdate handheld that Teenage Engineering helped Panic design. Unlike the $429 OP-Z that relied on a mobile device like a smartphone for its screen, the OP-XY now has a black and... Continue reading…

Rumors about foldable iPads and MacBooks and foldable iPhones have been floating around for years. However, Apple has not released a commercial product yet. Apple keeps selling hundreds of millions of candybar iPhones instead. Meanwhile, Samsung keeps mocking Apple for not making foldable phones. Samsung is also secretly dying to see Apple enter the space, not just for the potentially lucrative OLED panel contract but also for Apple to make this form factor go mainstream. Samsung may be the dominant player in the foldable niche internationally, but foldable phone sales are a drop in the bucket compared to iPhone sales. It's unclear when Apple will release the first foldable iPhone, and we might have a foldable iPad/MacBook in stores before that happens. But there's a new development in the world of Apple rumors that sort of gives us a first look at what a foldable iPhone would look like. We might see that contraption next year in the form of a first-gen device for the home. Continue reading... The post Our first look at the foldable iPhone is coming sooner than expected appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Awesome new T-Mobile promo gets you 4 new iPhone 16 and 4 lines for $25/line Best Apple Watch deals for November 2024 Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, space heaters from $36, $100 off Bose QuietComfort Ultra, more Today’s deals: $369 Apple Watch Series 10, $449 Google Pixel 8, $200 off Narwal Freo Z Ultra, more

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