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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey vs Origins: What’s new? Pros Cons Our Verdict Assassin’s Creed Odyssey improves on the already impressive framework laid by 2017’s Assassin’s Creed Origins, primarily by deepening the RPG elements that Origins first introduced. Dialogue options, character development, levelling up, equipment, and more all boast enhanced systems that will help make your Odyssey playthrough different to anyone else’s, without damaging the core loop of exploration, stealth and combat that helped make Origin such a winning reinvention....

Honor Note 10 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Honor Note 10 loses a star as it must be imported from China and you have to sideload Google services. It also has no headphone jack. Otherwise, this is a very good smartphone with one of the best large displays you can buy without a notch. Performance is excellent and it really can be a replacement for a small tablet. It’s not for everyone, but that’s the whole point....

How to watch Razer Phone 2 launch live stream Razer has sent out invites to the media confirming an event that many predict will be the grand unveiling of the Razer Phone 2. Like many smartphone launches in 2018, the company is set to live stream the entire event for Razer fans across the world. The issue? It’s a late one for those in the UK and Europe. Here’s all you need to know about the Razer Phone 2 reveal, including start times and how you can watch the live stream....

Intel 9th generation processors announced Intel announced details of their new products today, which features the 9thgeneration ii9, i7 and i5 processors. There wasn’t a whole lot of hype around the event, and considering it was the first desktop processor launch in the wake of the hugely successful Ryzen 2 series from AMD earlier this year, we’re a little underwhelmed. Regardless of the excitement around the processors, they’re not much of a step up from the 8thgeneration coffee lake offering....

Android Jelly Bean users no longer be able to update Google Chrome The most recent version of the Google Chrome Android app heavily suggests that the future versions of Google Chrome will not be supported on Android Devices running Jelly Bean. This finding comes from the team over at XDA Developers andsuggeststhat the new commit within the code of the latest version is going to enforce this change. Currently at device running 4....