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Killscreen has taken inspiration from the Nintendo GameCube for its latest customized DualSense. | Image: Killscreen Following the 30th anniversary versions of the PlayStation 5 featuring an old-school gray colorway, Killscreen has announced a customized version of the PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller called the CubeSense, which comes with a purple shell and custom joysticks inspired by the Nintendo GameCube. Killscreen’s customized controllers are all based on a standard DualSense Wireless Controller, so while the CubeSense pairs a matte purple shell on the front with a transparent one on the back, its red, green, and light gray face buttons don’t match the unusual button layout Nintendo used for the GameCube’s gamepads. But for a starting price of $149, Killscreen has swapped out the standard DualSense’s joysticks for versions that closely... Continue reading…

The Solix C300 DC, one of Anker’s latest power stations, provides a healthy balance of power and portability. | Anker Having an alternative power source ready for sudden outages or extended off-grid adventures is never a bad idea. Thankfully, the Anker Solix C300X DC Portable Power Station is a neat, affordable option that loads you up with enough power and USB ports to charge several devices concurrently. And right now, Wellbots is offering it to Verge readers for $148 (about $52 off) with promo code VERGEANKER26. To be clear, this particular version excludes the three AC ports offered on the more expensive Solix C300. That said, it’s a viable alternative if you don’t anticipate plugging in hardware with AC plugs. It offers the same 90,000mAh (288Wh) capacity and spreads up to 300W of power across four total USB-C ports (two deliver up to 140W, one up... Continue reading…

Image: TGL Tiger Woods is gearing up to debut TGL, a new “tech-infused, team golf league” he co-founded with fellow pro golfer Rory McIlroy next year. The first matchup at the SoFi Center in Florida will premiere on ESPN and ESPN Plus on January 7th, the league announced today. TGL is essentially a big-budget version of Top Golf that happens in a stadium setting. In matches, two teams of golfers will drive balls into a 3,400-square-foot screen until they get within 50 yards of the “hole.” Then they’ll switch to a football field-sized artificial green that morphs between holes using “nearly 600 motorized actuators” and a 41-yard-wide rotating section. Each match is expected to take about two hours and will see three of each team’s four players... Continue reading…

Apple Intelligence is the main reason to buy the iPhone 16 right now. That's what Apple is using to advertise its new smartphone lineup, despite the fact that Apple Intelligence isn't even officially available on the iPhone. You can get it if you sign up for the iOS 18.1 beta, sure. But even then, it's not the complete experience that Apple demoed at WWDC in June. It gets even worse if you're a longtime iPhone user in Europe like me. We won't get Apple AI on the iPhone and iPad anytime soon. Apple Intelligence will initially only be available on the Mac in the region, and there's no telling how long we'll have to wait to get It on the iPhone. Add to that a new report on Apple's Apple Intelligence development that says the company internally thinks it's two years behind rivals like ChatGPT and Google, and the picture gets even more dreary. However, I'm willing to wait for Apple Intelligence, even if that means getting the personal Siri AI assistant I want won't be ready until iOS 19, iOS 20, or even later than that. Continue reading... The post Apple Intelligence might be 2 years behind ChatGPT, but I’m willing to wait appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: Govee AI Sync Box 2, $55 Vizio soundbar, $499 M2 Mac mini, Acer Aspire Go 15 Slim laptop, more Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Best Apple iPad deals of Prime Big Deal Days 2024, with prices from $199 Today’s deals: Free LED smart bulbs, $64 off Black Titanium Apple Watch Ultra 2, $60 Keurig coffee maker, more

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In what is being hailed as the most unexpected accomplishment of his post-presidential life, Donald J. Trump reportedly repaired every broken McDonald’s ice cream machine in the United States during a brief break from his latest rally. According to witnesses, Trump walked into a Florida McDonald’s for a “quick Diet Coke” when a staff member offhandedly mentioned that the ice cream machine was down, as usual. “Trump gave a little smirk and said, ‘Let me take a look,’” said shift manager Tanya Rogers. “Next thing we know, he’s got the machine humming like new.” MAGA Makeover After quickly fixing that location’s notoriously dysfunctional machine, Trump didn’t stop. With nothing but a wrench, duct tape, and “tremendous intuition,” the 45th president reportedly logged into the national McDonald’s repair network, accessing every machine remotely. In 27 minutes flat, all broken ice cream machines were up and running — a feat previously thought impossible. “People told me it couldn’t be done,” Trump said afterward. “They said, ‘Sir, the ice cream machines are always broken.’ Fake news. Sad! But I did it. It was easy. Very easy. Believe me.” Trump also criticized the previous repair contractors, calling them part of the “deep dairy state.” “They didn’t want the machines working because they were getting paid to keep ’em broken. Disgusting, folks.” America Rejoices The news spread like wildfire, with ecstatic McFlurry enthusiasts nationwide flooding social media with photos of working machines. “Haven’t had a McFlurry in years! I cried when I saw the machine working,” tweeted one emotional customer. Even skeptics begrudgingly admitted they were impressed. “I hate the guy, but credit where credit is due. This is the first working McDonald’s ice cream I’ve seen since 1997,” said one California man through a mouthful of Oreo McFlurry. Critics Cry Foul Of course, not everyone was pleased with Trump’s latest accomplishment. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called the repairs “reckless and unauthorized.” “The Biden administration was already planning to address the ice cream machine crisis in 2035 as part of a broader Dairy Equity Initiative,” Jean-Pierre said. “Trump’s actions have only set us back.” Meanwhile, Senator Bernie Sanders expressed outrage, demanding an investigation into the former president’s use of “working-class tools without union oversight.” Future Plans When asked if he’d consider a second career as a McDonald’s repairman, Trump smiled and said, “I already made the machines great again. Now it’s time to make America great again — for a third time.” Sources say the former president has hinted at launching a McFlurry-themed campaign rally featuring slogans like “Keep America Creamy” and “Make McDonald’s Cold Again.” At press time, McDonald’s confirmed all their ice cream machines are still working, but the shake machines mysteriously went offline. The post REPORT: Trump fixed all of McDonald’s broken ice cream machines while on a break appeared first on Genesius Times.