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Cyber Outage Hits Government, Media And Telcos In Australia, New Zealand
A cyber outage related to an issue at global cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike and Microsoft hit media, retailers, banks, airlines and telecoms companies across Australia and New Zealand on Friday.
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Assassin’s Creed Mirage Pop-Up Advert in Other AC Games Was Result of a ‘Technical Error,’ Ubisoft Claims
Ubisoft claims that the in-game pop-up advertisement for Assassin’ Creed Mirage Black Friday Sale was a ‘technical error,’ after numerous players reported encountering the same. The publisher intended to include the promotion within game menus across the franchise, but the so-called error caused it to trigger during general gameplay, spawning...
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Xbox Live Gold Subscription Price Hike Plan Withdrawn by Microsoft Following Outrage From Users
Microsoft backtracked on a plan to raise the price for subscriptions to Xbox Live Gold, its paid online gaming platform, after outrage from users.
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TikTok Lovers Express Outrage Over Trump Threat of US Ban
Twenty TikTok stars, whose combined followings top 100 million people, posted an open letter to Trump on Medium arguing against banning the app.
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Microsoft Creates Security Solution to Prevent CBSE Paper Leaks
Apart from securing the system, this process is expected to save significant amount of time and cost due to online paper generation, automated delivery process, and reduction in approval cycles.
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Fans Outrage Over Chrono Trigger on Steam Being a Mobile Port
Chrono Trigger on Steam is a mobile port and fans aren't happy about it.
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Destiny 2 on PC Is Exclusive to Battle.net and That’s Great. Here’s Why.
Blizzard announced that Destiny 2 for the PC will be on its own launcher Battle.net, instead of Steam. That's a good thing for gamers - we explain why.
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Fans Hate the Call of Duty: Infinite Trailer
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's reveal appears to have outraged fans due to its choice of setting.
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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided's Augment Your Pre-Order Program Cancelled
Internet outrage claims another casualty.
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Cyber Outage Hits Government, Media And Telcos In Australia, New Zealand
A cyber outage related to an issue at global cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike and Microsoft hit media, retailers, banks, airlines and telecoms companies across Australia and New Zealand on Friday.
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Assassin’s Creed Mirage Pop-Up Advert in Other AC Games Was Result of a ‘Technical Error,’ Ubisoft Claims
Ubisoft claims that the in-game pop-up advertisement for Assassin’ Creed Mirage Black Friday Sale was a ‘technical error,’ after numerous players reported encountering the same. The publisher intended to include the promotion within game menus across the franchise, but the so-called error caused it to trigger during general gameplay, spawning...
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Xbox Live Gold Subscription Price Hike Plan Withdrawn by Microsoft Following Outrage From Users
Microsoft backtracked on a plan to raise the price for subscriptions to Xbox Live Gold, its paid online gaming platform, after outrage from users.
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TikTok Lovers Express Outrage Over Trump Threat of US Ban
Twenty TikTok stars, whose combined followings top 100 million people, posted an open letter to Trump on Medium arguing against banning the app.
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Microsoft Creates Security Solution to Prevent CBSE Paper Leaks
Apart from securing the system, this process is expected to save significant amount of time and cost due to online paper generation, automated delivery process, and reduction in approval cycles.
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Fans Outrage Over Chrono Trigger on Steam Being a Mobile Port
Chrono Trigger on Steam is a mobile port and fans aren't happy about it.
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Destiny 2 on PC Is Exclusive to Battle.net and That’s Great. Here’s Why.
Blizzard announced that Destiny 2 for the PC will be on its own launcher Battle.net, instead of Steam. That's a good thing for gamers - we explain why.
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Fans Hate the Call of Duty: Infinite Trailer
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's reveal appears to have outraged fans due to its choice of setting.
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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided's Augment Your Pre-Order Program Cancelled
Internet outrage claims another casualty.
