HoloLens might be about to make surgical procedures a whole lot different.
Microsoft's HoloLens is an incredible piece of technology with a number of real world applications and the FDA has recently approved a system for medical use.
It's officially November and that can only mean one thing: Black Friday is coming. We're starting to see retailer ads surfacing online with discounts aplenty for you to take advantage of later this month and we've got a new set of upcoming deals today to share from Dell.
Dell's Black Friday ad features price drops across a range of laptop and desktop PCs as well as computer peripherals and a variety of tech products from third-parties, too. Let's dive in.
Vizio's 50-inch 4K TV set will be offered for $350 — down from $440 — from November 22 and you'll also get a $100 Dell Gift Card to use towards a future purchase from Dell. The TV itself supports HDR and has SmartCast OS built-in featuring voice control from Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa-enabled devices.
This 22-inch all-in-one desktop features a 7th-gen AMD E2-9000e processor with Radeon R2 Graphics, 4GB RAM, 1TB hard drvie and runs Windows 10 Home. From November 23, it's just $300 — that's $200 off its usual price.
Xbox Game Pass is Microsoft's Netflix-style subscription service for video games, granting access to an ever-changing library of Xbox One titles for a flat monthly fee. With over 100 games up for grabs, and more added monthly, it's a great way to build a substantial game collection for cheap. While Xbox Game Pass offers great value for money, there are still further savings to be had.
We've rounded up the best Xbox Game Pass deals for November 2018.
Xbox appears to be offering heavy discounts on three-month Xbox Game Pass subscriptions via its Microsoft Store site, priced at just $9.99. However, this account-specific deal is limited to a select subset of Xbox One gamers, limiting who can utilize this offer. Click the link while signed in to check if it's available for you.
Fast ring Insiders can get their hands on some new goodies right now.
Microsoft has pushed out a new build for Windows Insiders on the fast ring. Build 18272 is available now as both an update and an ISO and brings a few tasty new treats to the table.
Check out a complete list of all the Xbox games currently offered by Xbox Game Pass.
Xbox Game Pass is a Netflix-style subscription service for games, offering access to more than 100 Xbox One and backward compatible Xbox 360 games at $9.99 per month. However, unlike traditional streaming services, you'll be downloading games to your hard drive without the risk of losing visual fidelity.
We've brought together a full A-to-Z list of all the games available with an Xbox Game Pass subscription for the month of October 2018. We'll be updating this article as games are added and removed from the program going forward, so make sure to check back regularly for your favorite titles.
Note: Newly added titles are highlighted in bold.
Sunset Overdrive is seemingly headed to Windows PCs, following an ESRB rating.
Sunset Overdrive was among 2014's top Xbox One exclusives, developed by Insomniac Games, and defined by its wacky, fluid third-person shooter gameplay. While the studio has since moved forward with a hit Spider-Man PlayStation 4 game, it appears the project hasn't been forgotten.
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) (via Gemastu) has now rated Sunset Overdrive for PC, indicating a re-release is on the horizon. A similar listing appeared back in May, where the Korean Game Rating and Administration Committee (GRAC) pushed a classification for its PC debut. Microsoft is yet to announce a PC version of Sunset Overdrive, however with X018 set for next week, the game could be in attendance.
The ESRB rated Sunset Overdrive "Mature" for Blood and Gore, Drug Reference, Sexual Themes, Strong Language, Violence. This falls in line with the Xbox One version.
As more details for Sunset Overdrive on PC surface, we'll be sure to update this post.
There are a lot of monsters in Fallout 76.
Fallout 76 is just around the corner, and Bethesda keeps on revealing new details about the game. According to the company, "the world of Fallout 76 is steeped in mystery, from trying to discover what happened to everyone after the bombs dropped, or what's that figure lurking in the dark." In an effort to discuss the creatures in the game, the team released "The Tales from the West Virginia Hills" series on YouTube.
