Overwatch heroes are getting Olympic-themed makeovers

Between August 2nd and August 22nd, gamers can “celebrate Overwatch’s inaugural Summer Games” with its new themed Loot Boxes. These virtual crates are awarded when a player gains enough experience points (XP) to level up and normally contain four pieces of in-game flair like sound bites, outfits and victory poses. If a player doesn’t wish to commit to the grind, they are also available to buy via various PC and...

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Overwatch heroes are getting Olympic-themed makeovers

Between August 2nd and August 22nd, gamers can “celebrate Overwatch’s inaugural Summer Games” with its new themed Loot Boxes. These virtual crates are awarded when a player gains enough experience points (XP) to level up and normally contain four pieces of in-game flair like sound bites, outfits and victory poses. If a player doesn’t wish to commit to the grind, they are also available to buy via various PC and...

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Apple Reports Record Fourth Quarter Results

CUPERTINO, California — October 27, 2015 — Apple® today announced financial results for its fiscal 2015 fourth quarter ended September 26, 2015. The Company posted quarterly revenue of $51.5 billion and quarterly net profit of $11.1 billion, or $1.96 per diluted share. These results compare to revenue of $42.1 billion and net profit of $8.5 billion, or $1.42 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Gross margin was 39.9 percent...

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Instagram’s ‘Stories’ feature looks a lot like Snapchat’s

You’ll find stories from friends and popular accounts in a navigation bar at the top of your Instagram feed. Once you tap into one, you can move back and forth through the slideshow at your own pace. You won’t be able to leave public comments or like anything you see in a story, but you can still send a private message to the author. The latter change is a sign that this endeavor doesn’t quite fit into...

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Instagram’s ‘Stories’ feature looks a lot like Snapchat’s

You’ll find stories from friends and popular accounts in a navigation bar at the top of your Instagram feed. Once you tap into one, you can move back and forth through the slideshow at your own pace. You won’t be able to leave public comments or like anything you see in a story, but you can still send a private message to the author. The latter change is a sign that this endeavor doesn’t quite fit into...

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