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8BitDo’s first smartphone controller is Android-only. | Image: 8BitDo 8BitDo has announced its Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller, the company’s first gamepad that attaches directly to smartphones and mobile devices using an expanding clamping mechanism. It’s available for preorder now for $49.99 and is expected to be released on November 29th, 2024. The Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller can be attached to smartphones or smaller tablet devices measuring between 100mm and 170mm in length. For expanded compatibility, instead of plugging in with USB-C, 8BitDo’s new controller connects wirelessly over Bluetooth but only supports Android devices. The use of Bluetooth necessitates a 350mAh rechargeable battery in the controller, which 8BitDo says is enough for 15 hours of play on a 1.5-hour charge. That added... Continue reading…

An elaborate, multi-storied building, with historical significance rivalling that of the famed Palace of Knossos, has unearthed a feature never before seen in a Minoan palace: a Portico Sanctuary, or sacred gateway. Positioned outside the main entrance of the Minoan Palace of Archanes on Crete, this sanctuary is marked by the presence of four altars and the twin arms of a giant stone platform – clearly a site of religious importance. Uncovering the Sacred Gate: Religious Ritualism in Ancient Times The Minoan city of Archanes, with its palace complex dating back to approximately 1900 BC, is situated within a secluded valley about 15 kilometers (9 miles) south of the Knossos palace on Crete. First identified in the 1960s, the Archanes site has since been recognized for its close historical ties with Minoan civilization. Under the guidance of archaeologist Dr. Efi Sapouna-Sakellarakis, the recent excavation at the Minoan Palace of Archanes has also revealed a pyramidal base atop this platform in an earlier part of the excavation season. Prior to that, a double-axe base discovered in previous investigations indicated a carefully planned, possibly tiered arrangement, reports a press release by the Greek Ministry of Culture. Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later 

A jury trial has been scheduled in a defamation court case involving CNN. U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young has accused CNN of smearing him and his Florida-based security consulting company, Nemex Enterprises Inc., by implying they illegally profited when helping people flee...

Former President Donald Trump will use his Sunday rally at Madison Square Garden to deliver one final message ahead of Election Day: that Vice President Kamala Harris "broke" America and that he will "fix it."