Xbox Game Pass has always, in my mind, been a wonderfully enticing offering. Pay a relatively small fee each month/year in exchange for an ever-revolving door of games to play. These games would span the genres, the scale, and budgets that the industry offers, giving a curated taste that would satisfy the majority of people looking to play as a hobby without the need to be so 'online' they know the shoe size of every developer working today. But there's always been a problem: Xbox doesn't have...
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Columbus, Ohio – Secretary of State Frank LaRose unveiled the latest update on party affiliation data in Ohio, revealing adjustments made in the Statewide Voter Registration Database following voter activity in the March primary election. In adherence to Ohio law, a voter’s partisan affiliation is determined primarily by their participation in a political party’s primary […]
UTOPIA Fiber Open Access Network Touts Successes The Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency (UTOPIA) Marketplace has added three providers and now offers Utah communities a choice of 18 private-sector internet providers. The new participants in the community-owned open access network are WiFi Pros, ETS and Fusion Networks. Telecompetitor
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Developers who want to develop browsers for iOS with third-party engines can only test their apps on devices physically located in the EU, according to The Register. This rule introduces a considerable barrier for developers outside the EU, who are now limited to using simulators instead of actual devices for testing their browsers. This restriction complicates the process of developing and supporting browsers with alternative engines, as on-device testing is essential to accurate...
Democrats on Thursday slammed a new law introduced by Florida that makes climate change a lesser priority and largely removes the phrase from statutes in the hottest state in the mainland United States. Critics said the move ignores the threat of climate change in Florida, which is second only to Hawaii for yearly average temperatures.
The Sask. Party government still should be taken to task for a policy that teachers, social workers, psychologists, former human rights commissioners, the children's advocate, lawyers and even a judge have argued may harm children.
Climate advocates said the bill is a bid for national attention from a Republican governor eager to use global warming as a culture war issue.
Google is opening up its Home platform to third-party developers through new APIs. As such, any app will eventually be able to tap into the more than 600 million devices that are connected to Home, even if they're not necessarily smart home-oriented apps. Google suggests, for instance, that a food delivery app might be able to switch on the outdoor lights before the courier shows up with dinner. The APIs build on the foundation of Matter and Google says it created them with privacy and security...
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Ahead of the September and November governorship elections in Edo and Ondo states, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has said it would soon resume continuous voter registration, CVR, in both states to allow eligible voters to participate in the elections.