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PUBG: New State is a futuristic new battle royale game for Android and iOS
PUBG: New State is the latest entry in the battle royale series for Android and iOS. Set 50 years after the original game, it’ll feature more futuristic weapons and new customization elements when it arrives later in 2021.
GameStop stock just jumped 100 percent, and WallStreetBets is ecstatic
GameStop stock closed Wednesday up more than 100 percent, sending Reddit retail investors at r/WallStreetBets into a frenzy.
Everything to know about Paramount Plus, the new version of CBS All Access
From Dora the Explorer to Mission Impossible and the NFL, Paramount Plus is a big rebrand of CBS All Access that will offer more content to subscribers than ever before. The service launches on March 4th. Here’s the price, best shows and movie announcements made today.
Verizon and AT&T spent big in FCC C-band auction for 5G spectrum
The results are in from the FCC’s Auction 107, known as the C-band auction, with Verizon spending $45 billion and AT&T bidding $23.4 billion to secure precious new spectrum for 5G.
The next Spider-Man movie will be titled Spider-Man: No Way Home
The next Spider-Man movie starring Tom Holland will be titled Spider-Man: No Way Home. It will be released on December 17th, 2021.
EA cancels Anthem’s big revamp but will keep the game running
Following a meeting with EA, BioWare has announced that post-launch support for Anthem will not continue. The game was released nearly two years ago and was met with mediocre reviews due to repetitive gameplay and a lack of content.
T-Mobile offering a truly unlimited data plan is a mostly good thing
T-Mobile’s 5G network makes its Magenta Max plan possible with truly unlimited data — but there’s good reason to be wary of what the Uncarrier is offering.
Zoom adding automatic closed captioning for all free accounts
Zoom plans to roll out support for automatic closed captioning this fall to its free accounts. It’s part of efforts to make the service more accessible.
Google TV will include a new ‘Basic’ mode to make your smart TV, dumb
Google TV includes a new “Basic TV” mode that strips out a TV’s smart features in favor of providing simple access to live TV and HDMI inputs. Sony and TCL plan to use the new software in their TVs this year.