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July 7, 2026

Android Auto just became much more useful for motorcycle riders with this app update

Sygic has launched its Motorbike Mode, now integrated with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, providing a dedicated navigation experience for motorcyclists. This mode allows riders to explore twisty roads, offers real-time elevation changes, monitors lean angles, and provides weather updates, along with offline maps. The integration enhances usability with larger maps on motorcycle displays, high-visibility alerts for hazards, speed limits, and weather changes, and allows navigation controls through the motorcycle's native buttons. Voice guidance is available through Bluetooth helmet systems. The update, version 26.4, responds to user feedback for a motorcycle dashboard experience. It is compatible with select models from manufacturers like Honda, Harley-Davidson, and Indian, while some premium features are exclusive to Sygic’s Premium+ subscription.

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July 6, 2026

Some days I fondly recall Warhammer 40k’s first Inquisitor was called ‘Obiwan Sherlock Clousseau’ and he’s still too powerful to be retconned.

In the Warhammer 40k universe, Inquisitors are agents of the Imperium known for their authority and eccentricity, tasked with eradicating threats from Chaos. One notable Inquisitor is Obiwan Sherlock Clousseau, introduced in the original Rogue Trader in 1987, illustrated by Martin McKenna. Clousseau is depicted in skintight powered armor under a cloak and is recognized for his detective-like approach to solving cases, using a legally distinct laser sword against xenos. His arsenal includes various energy field devices, a bolt pistol, a power sword, Jokaero digital weapons, multiple types of grenades, a communicator, bioscanner, and other gadgets. Despite not appearing since the 1980s, Clousseau's legacy endures in Warhammer lore, and fans hope for his return in future narratives.

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June 26, 2026

Down with tactical rocks

The evolution of miniature design in tabletop gaming has shifted from simple character representation to exaggerated poses and precarious placements. Miniatures like the ork, once depicted in dynamic stances, now feature characters such as a dwarf leaping off a statue for dramatic effect. Maugan Ra, the Phoenix Lord, is shown straddling two tactical rocks, resembling a politician rather than a harbinger of doom. Games Workshop has popularized the trend of "tactical rocks," which are intended to elevate characters for visual impact but have become excessive. Originally, key figures were distinguished by size or mounting, but now even imposing figures like Kragnos awkwardly perch on these rocks. There is a growing sentiment among enthusiasts that this trend detracts from the artistry of miniatures, with many preferring to use color schemes and banners for distinction rather than relying on exaggerated poses. The balance between creativity and practicality in miniature design continues to be a topic of discussion.

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June 20, 2026

Community Challenge Chaos Sparks

Participants who complete the latest challenge can claim a chaos crown, with options including the Sulfur Cube Head, Brawler Helmet, or Builder Helmet, and can choose to claim all three. The chaotic challenge is live in Minecraft, involving spawning sulfur cubes, feeding them TNT, and placing blocks. Challenges require Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and an active internet connection. Free player jerseys are available for Bedrock or Java Edition. Participation in online multiplayer requires a platform-specific subscription. Bedrock players will receive in-game rewards upon completing each community challenge, with each player eligible for one of each reward, redeemable by June 16, 2027.

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June 6, 2026

Now that Pixel Studio is dead, here are 5 other apps you should use instead

Google has discontinued Pixel Studio, a generative AI tool for creating stickers and editing images on mobile devices, following the rollout of the v2.3 update. Users are now redirected to alternatives within Google's ecosystem, with Gemini positioned as the direct successor to Pixel Studio. Gemini offers cloud-based image generation and excels in understanding natural language prompts. OpenAI's ChatGPT app, featuring the GPT Image 2 model, provides a conversational interface for image generation and accurately renders text within images. Microsoft Designer is designed for creating high-resolution digital assets and combines AI-generated imagery with traditional graphic design tools. Adobe Firefly emphasizes commercial compliance and offers a comprehensive editing suite for professionals. Picsart, while less polished, provides a wealth of features for community-driven photo editing and graphic design.

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June 5, 2026

I stop looking for 5 seconds and now Crimson Desert has pinball and a rideable wyvern

Crimson Desert has released Patch 1.10.00, which includes several new features and improvements. Notable additions are the introduction of a pinball minigame at the inn near the Deleysian Institute, where players can earn tokens for various items, and a new minigame called "Orb Roll" located at the Great Gate of Urdavah. Players can now nurture a baby wyvern that can be fed and eventually ridden. The update also includes improved Re-Blockade mechanics, the ability to request "Protection" for strongholds, new mounts and pets, enhanced item management, combat enhancements, and UI improvements.

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May 27, 2026

The Skeleton Comes to Life with LEGO’s Latest Minecraft Set

LEGO is releasing a new Minecraft series set featuring a buildable figure of the Skeleton, consisting of 502 pieces and standing 11.5 inches tall. The figure has articulated joints at the neck and arms, allowing for dynamic poses, and is set on a grass-style base. It includes a removable diamond helmet and comes with a downloadable content (DLC) code for a diamond skull cap in the Minecraft video game. The set is scheduled for release on June 1, 2026, with a retail price of .99, and is targeted at children aged 10 and up. It features classic weaponry, including a bow and arrow, and can be used as both a toy and a decorative piece. Players can scan a QR code in the building instructions to redeem the exclusive diamond skull cap in the game.

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May 8, 2026

LEGO Minecraft June 2026 Sets Officially Revealed

The LEGO Minecraft universe will expand in 2026 with seven new sets releasing on June 1st. The sets include: 1. Chicken Jockey Desert Attack - Set Number: 21592 - Age Range: 9+ - Piece Count: 428 - Minifigures: 0 - Price: .99 / €24.99 / £19.99 2. First Night Adventure - Set Number: 21593 - Age Range: 8+ - Piece Count: 301 - Minifigures: 7 (Alex, Creeper, Skeleton, Wolf, Rabbit, Pig, Bee) 3. The Skeleton - Set Number: 21594 - Age Range: 10+ - Piece Count: 502 - Minifigures: 0 - Price: .99 / €44.99 / £39.99 4. The Ender Dragon - Set Number: 21595 - Age Range: 10+ - Piece Count: 710 - Minifigures: 0 5. Evoker Village Attack - Set Number: 21596 - Age Range: 9+ - Piece Count: 607 - Minifigures: 11 (Mason, Librarian, Evoker, Iron Golem, Raccoon Adventurer, Undying Protector, 3x Vexes, Sheep, Cat) 6. Ghast Station - Set Number: 21597 - Age Range: 9+ - Piece Count: 754 - Minifigures: 8 (2x Skeleton, Dried Ghast, Hydrated Ghast, Ghastling, Happy Ghast, Ghast Keeper, Aeronaut) 7. Underwater Adventure - Set Number: 21598 - Age Range: 8+ - Piece Count: 310 - Minifigures: 7 (Steve, Deep Sea Diver, Drowned, Dolphin, Fish, Guardian, Elder Guardian) - Price: .99 / €29.99 / £24.99

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May 2, 2026

LEGO Minecraft June 2026 wave adds Skeleton and Ender Dragon models

LEGO will launch its Summer 2026 sets on June 1, 2026, including: - LEGO 21596 Evoker Village Attack (607 pieces) featuring a variety of minifigures. - LEGO 21595 The Ender Dragon (710 pieces) with interactive features and poseable elements. - LEGO 21594 The Skeleton (502 pieces) that includes a removable helmet. - LEGO 21592 Chicken Jockey Desert Attack (428 pieces) featuring a baby husk riding on a chicken. Pricing and product links will be available on LEGO.com.

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April 29, 2026

There are dozens of us! The best third-person shooter of all time sees HUGE* player spike on Steam after Capcom’s Pragmata

Phil Savage, Editor-in-Chief of PC Gamer, rated the game Vanquish at 80% in his review, stating that beyond its core gameplay loop, there isn't much to the game. Vanquish has seen a 34.8% increase in peak players on Steam over the past month, with an additional 16 players engaging with the game, and a 52.9% rise in average daily player count, equating to 26 more players each day. The game is currently available at a 70% discount. Historical data shows that spikes in player activity for Vanquish have occurred periodically, particularly in September 2024, September 2025, and February of this year.