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Cloud gaming on Xbox: Everything you need to know about xCloud Microsoft spent years building towards cloud gaming under the name ‘Project xCloud’, but now that it’s launched the service is the more straightforward ‘Xbox Cloud Gaming’. Available only as part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, Xbox Cloud Gaming does what it says on the tin: it lets you stream a variety of Xbox games and play them anywhere you have an internet connection, freeing you from the need to buy a console or a bulky gaming PC....

Delete these 13 apps from your Android phone now An Android malware researcher at Kaspersky is warning of a resurgence of the notorious Joker malware. In a series of posts on Twitter, Tatyana Shishkova has listed over a dozen apps which – on the surface – appear harmless but contain dangerous malware. Joker is a particularly nasty Trojan, too. It often sits dormant in the background for a while after you install an app containing it, only later doing its dirty work....

George Foreman Flexe grill review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict If you’re in the market for a grill or a sandwich maker, the versatility and features of the Flexe make it hard to beat. We’ve all had the experience of buying a countertop appliance that seems – at the point of purchase at least – destined to change our culinary lives, only for it to wind up, greasy and unloved, at the back of a kitchen cupboard, never again to see the light of day....

How to set up Space Sense on Oculus Quest 2 The Guardian System has been a staple of the Oculus virtual reality experience since the early days, giving you a good idea of your available play space so you don’t wander too far and bump into furniture, walls or people during your VR adventures. It’s a great feature that has no doubt stopped many from being injured in VR, but what happens when somebody – or even a pet – enters your play space?...

Moto G200, Realme GT Neo 2 & Apple Self-Service Repair | Fast Charge 92 Didn’t everyone get the memo that it’s the end of the year and they’re supposed to stop launching phones? Motorola just dropped five new G-series phones, led by theMoto G200: a surprisingly powerful Snapdragon 888+-powered device that’s targeting the mid-range market at €449. It’s joined by the Moto G71, G51, G41, and G31, with prices ranging down to €200 – even with waterproofing across the lot of them....