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Microsoft has worked with the developers behind Ark: Survival Evolved a few times in recent years. Ark 2 was announced at an Xbox conference and Microsoft aided in funding with a day-one Game Pass deal. Before we get to the sequel though, Studio Wildcard has us returning to the original game in remastered form. Ark: …

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An El Niño pattern is in place as we enter the winter months. But do you know how this could affect the weather this winter?

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An all-new gaming hardware brand is making its debut this week. APNX is a newly formed company with a team of experts in creating gaming and PC hardware products. Today, APNX is unveiling its first PC case, the APNX C1. For those wondering, APNX is an acronym for Advanced Performance Nexus. The APNX C1 is …

After using your car for a while, you can still dispose of it in a profitable way. Read our blog for tips on selling your vehicle at a reasonable pric...

Nigerian actress and politician Tonto Dikeh has shared her reasons and aspirations for joining the ruling party, APC, days after it was announced.

Microsoft has been working on Windows for Arm for years at this point but for the most part, the PC industry still relies on x86 processors. Apple began to change this with the launch of Apple Silicon, its own specialised processors for Macs using Arm technology. Now, it looks like Nvidia and AMD might be preparing Arm processors of their own for Windows PCs.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) said another round of spectacular defeat awaits the PDP and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar at the Supreme Court.