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LG Pay goes live in the US
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Ubisoft will be launching its Uplay+ game subscription service later this year for both PC and Google Stadia. It said back when the service was announced at E3 last month that more than 100 games will be included in the service but didn’t say which ones. The company has now provided more information about the titles that will be a part of this subscription service.
Some of the very best Ubisoft games will be included with the Uplay+ subscription. These include the entire Assassin’s Creed series, Far Cry, Prince of Persia, and Rayman games. The full collection of Tom Clancy franchises will be present as well. The full list is available on Ubisoft’s website.
The subscription is also going to offer some recent releases such as Trials Rising, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, and Far Cry: New Dawn. The games offered as part of Uplay+ will be the premium editions which means that they will include all additional content and expansions, so subscribers will get the best experience possible with their favorite games.
Access is also promised for upcoming games such as Rainbox Six: Quarantine and Gods & Monsters. Those who are interested in subscribing will have to pay $14.99 per month when Uplay+ is launched for PC and Stadia on September 3rd.
Ubisoft Reveals Games Included In The Uplay+ Subscription , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jul 16
Domino’s has a habit of leveraging technology to improve its service for customers. This is why the company has worked on everything from pizza delivery robots to self-driving cars and cashless stores. Domino’s is now launching GPS tracking for deliveries so that customers can see precisely where their pizza is. It’s like keeping an eye on your Uber, only, in this case, it’s going to be your dinner.
The company said that it will bring GPS tracking for delivery orders at all of its U.S. stores by the end of this year. This has actually been possible for overseas customers for quite some time now and will finally be available to customers in the United States.
This will enable customers to keep an eye on their pizza as it leaves the restaurant and they’ll be able to see just when the delivery person will reach their doorstep. This will certainly make the entire experience better.
While this will be very useful for customers, Domino’s CEO Ritch Allison also pointed out that he’s “more excited” about the data that franchise operators will be able to get from GPS tracking as this will allow them to make the delivery process at their restaurants more efficient.
Domino’s Pizza Delivery Will Soon Be Trackable With GPS , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jul 16
Tetris Effect’s PS4 and PlayStation VR exclusivity is coming to an end. The release date for this title has been confirmed for PC, HTC Vive, and the Oculus Rift VR headsets. This game was first released for the PlayStation 4 last year. Billed as the “ultimate version” of the game, Tetris Effect is capable of displaying resolutions of 4K or more with an uncapped frame rate.
Enhance Games and The Tetris Company confirmed today that Tetris Effect will be released for PC, Oculus Rift, and the HTC Vive on July 23rd. It’s going to be available through the Epic Games Store for Windows PC.
The PC version of this game is going to have support for ultrawide monitors as well as offer “expanded game and graphical options” which include adjustable particle volume and size as well as texture filtering.
It has been a timed PS4 and PSVR exclusive for almost eight months now. Tetris fans will finally be able to get their hands on this well regarded title on PC. The PC version is going to support the aforementioned virtual reality headsets as well as their respective controllers. It’s going to be released on July 23rd and will be distributed through the Epic Games Store.
Tetris Effect Release Date For PC, Rift, And Vive Confirmed , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jul 16
Tesla has long touted technology which will enable its vehicles to drive on their own, regulations permitting. Customers are required to pay extra for this option and those who are considering this for their next Tesla purchase should now keep in mind that the price of the full self-driving option is being increased. This is the second time in a few months that Tesla has increased the price of a feature that’s not fully functional at this point in time.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted out that the cost of Tesla’s full self-driving option is going to increase by $1,000 on August 16th. The feature, which Musk promises will one day enable Teslas to drive on their own completely, currently costs $6,000.
Musk did say previously that the cost of full self-driving will go up “substantially over time.” It was back on May 1st this year when the price for this option was raised from $5,000 to $6,000. Musk had said that the total increase would be in the $3000+ range so it’s possible that there may be one additional price hike after this one.
He reminded his Twitter followers that this had been communicated earlier and that customers who buy the option earlier will obviously have the benefit of paying a little less for it.
Tesla’s ‘Full Self-Driving’ Option Cost Being Increased By $1,000 , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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The 15 Most Popular Deals From the First 24 Hours of Prime Day That You Can Still Buy
Posted in: Today's ChiliFor the first time ever, Amazon has stretched out Prime Day over a full 48 hours, and while a lot of the best bargains from Day 1 are already sold out, we rounded up the 15 most popular deals (as bought by our readers) from Day 1 that you can still grab on Day 2.
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