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Metaphor: ReFantazio will feel very familiar to fans of ATLUS games over the years, as it offers the same calendar system, life-sim mechanics, and turn-based combat that we know and love. This naturally means you can expect a cast of party members to get to know throughout the adventure.

The starting traits you pick in Starfield when creating your character are incredibly important and they can have a drastic effect on how you build your character later in the game. Not all traits are created equally, however, and some are much more advantageous to choose than others. Here's our list of the top ten traits in Starfield.

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Stellantis is slow to release EVs, and its car prices are skyrocketing. | Image: Stellantis Stellantis is shaking up its leadership. The company announced today that CEO Carlos Tavares will retire at the end of his contract in 2026, and a host of other executives are being shuffled around immediately. The changes come as Stellantis struggles to manage its US auto business, which includes Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Ram. The company is actively looking for Tavares’ successor. On his way out, the executive shakeup includes replacing the current CFO, Natalie Knight, and North American COO, Carlos Zarlenga, with the company’s China COO, Doug Ostermann, and the Jeep brand CEO, Antonio Filosa, respectively. Knight is leaving the company, Filosa will keep his role at Jeep in addition to becoming North American COO, and Zarlenga’s new... Continue reading…

Illustration by Samar Haddad / The Verge Having to hand your iPhone over to someone can be a fairly common occurrence. Maybe your little nephew wants to play a game or your friend wants to check out the photos from your last vacation. Whatever the reason, no matter how much you trust that person, there are probably parts of your phone that you’d rather they didn’t see (even accidentally). That’s where the new Face ID lock in iOS 18 comes in: you can now get your iPhone to ask for biometric authentication whenever a particular app is launched. (While we refer to Face ID throughout this article, if you’re on an older phone with Touch ID, you can use that instead.) This means your friend or family member can’t dive straight into your private chat conversations or your current... Continue reading…

The iPhone 16 has been available for almost a month now. Whether you already have this new device or you're planning to upgrade, these nine exclusive camera features will help you make the most of Apple's latest flagship camera. 48MP Ultra-wide camera: The iPhone 16 Pro lineup has a new 48MP ultra-wide camera. This better resolution unlocks new possibilities for iPhone users, including better shots in low light and less distortion when using the 0.5x camera. 48MP Macro: This new ultra-wide lens also brings 48MP macro mode shots. Exclusive to the iPhone 16 Pro, the possibility to shoot macro (12MP) also comes to the regular iPhone 16 for the first time. 4K120fps: The iPhone 16 Pro also has a new exclusive camera feature, the ability to shoot slow-motion videos in 4K120fps. Apple has been teasing this functionality as one of the key changes on the new iPhones. Image source: José Adorno for BGR Next-gen Photographic Styles: Apple revamped the Photographic Styles feature introduced with the iPhone 13. It can now be previewed before shooting a photo. It's also possible to edit a photo and add different Photographic Styles or even remove them completely. Camera Control features: Obviously, the main iPhone 16 exclusive camera feature is the new Camera Control. Apple says it's a result of "thoughtful hardware and software integration." It includes a tactile switch that powers the click experience, a high-precision force sensor that enables the light press gesture, and a capacitive sensor that allows for touch interactions. Camera Control can quickly launch the camera, take a photo, and start video recording so users don’t miss the moment. A new camera preview helps users frame the shot and adjust other control options — such as zoom, exposure, or depth of field — to compose a stunning photo or video by sliding their finger on the Camera Control. Quick access to the Camera app: By pressing the Camera Control feature, you can quickly access the Camera app, giving room to switch the Camera toggle on the Lock Screen to a different widget. In the Settings app, you can make the Camera Control open other camera apps, such as Snapchat, Instagram, or Halide. iPhone 16 profile shows the new Camera Control button. Image source: Apple Inc. Audio Mix: After you record a video with your iPhone 16, you can now edit the audio with a new Audio Mix feature. Four different audio tools improve your camera's recorded audio. With an iPhone 16 Pro, the sound is even better thanks to studio-like microphones. Changeable fps: After you shoot a video, you can edit the Playback Speed. A toggle at the upper right corner lets you change the frames per second of the video you just recorded, switching from 60 fps to 30 fps, and so on. 5x Optical Zoom: Lastly, the iPhone 16 Pro adds a feature that is only available to the iPhone 15 Pro Max: 5x optical zoom. With that, iPhone users can zoom a little further without losing quality. There's also a 25x digital zoom as well for the smaller model. Wrap up These are nine iPhone 16 exclusive camera features available right now. While some are focused on the iPhone 16 Pro model, everyone in the new lineup can take advantage of new camera functionalities. Below, you can learn more about the latest iPhones. Don't Miss: iPhone 16: Release date, features, A18, price, AI, and more The post 9 exclusive camera features you can only get on the iPhone 16 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Top Prime Day deals you can still get: $279 Oura Ring 3, Apple sale, Ninja air fryers, Sonos speakers, more Reolink Fall Prime Day: Autumn’s Best Deals on Home Security – Get up to 44% OFF Best Dyson vacuum deals of Prime Big Deals Days 2024 Best Apple deals for October 2024

A team of Spanish scientists has reached some important conclusions about the cause of death of newborn infants who passed away prematurely in large numbers on the Iberian Peninsula more than 2,000 years ago. According to researchers from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and the University of Vic – Central University of Catalonia (UVic-UCC), these infants died of natural causes, such as labor-related complications or premature births, and not because they were murdered or sacrificed. The infants in question belonged to what archaeologists refer to as the Iberian culture. The people of this culture lived in the eastern and southern coastal regions of the Iberian Peninsula during the Iron Age, which lasted from the eighth through the first centuries BC. Unusual Infant Burials Spark Questions The Iberians usually cremated their dead, storing the remains in urns that would be buried in a necropolis. Curiously, however, archaeologists have unearthed the burials of many Iberian newborns that were not cremated. Additionally, these tiny skeletons were not buried in regular cemeteries, but in areas where houses and production facilities were built. The Restless Peninsula: The Proud and Colorful History of Iberia How the Great La Tene Culture Changed Iron Age Europe Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeRead Later 

Donald Trump will hold an immigration rally Friday in Aurora, Colorado, where he has described the area as a "war zone" overrun with Venezuelan gang members, a claim local officials have denied.