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EA Not Fixing FIFA Matches, Fingerprint Reader, Super Mario World Delay
Published 4 years, 10 months ago
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Both Segments: Computer and Technology News.
Topics:
Samsung and Mastercard are collaborating on a fingerprint payment card | Engadget
EA confirms it isn’t secretly “fixing” FIFA matches | Ars Technica
Bloomberg: Next Nintendo Switch can output 4K and has a 7-inch OLED | Engadget
Nintendo Plans Switch Model With Bigger Samsung OLED Display – Bloomberg
Orlando’s Super Nintendo World reportedly won’t open until 2025 | Engadget
SpaceX’s SN10 Starship sticks the landing — and then explodes | Engadget
Parler sues Amazon (again), claims AWS ban sank a billion-dollar valuation | Ars Technica
New funding models can help riskier games — and might change studios in the process – The Verge
Star Citizen Squadron 42 misses beta window, doesn’t have a release date – Polygon
Star Citizen Roadmap – RSI
Honda will sell 100 of its level 3 self-driving Legend sedans in Japan | Engadget
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Topics:
Samsung and Mastercard are collaborating on a fingerprint payment card | Engadget
EA confirms it isn’t secretly “fixing” FIFA matches | Ars Technica
Bloomberg: Next Nintendo Switch can output 4K and has a 7-inch OLED | Engadget
Nintendo Plans Switch Model With Bigger Samsung OLED Display – Bloomberg
Orlando’s Super Nintendo World reportedly won’t open until 2025 | Engadget
SpaceX’s SN10 Starship sticks the landing — and then explodes | Engadget
Parler sues Amazon (again), claims AWS ban sank a billion-dollar valuation | Ars Technica
New funding models can help riskier games — and might change studios in the process – The Verge
Star Citizen Squadron 42 misses beta window, doesn’t have a release date – Polygon
Star Citizen Roadmap – RSI
Honda will sell 100 of its level 3 self-driving Legend sedans in Japan | Engadget
For more info, interviews, reviews, news, radio, podcasts, video, and more, check out ComputerAmerica.com!