You can have Copilot generate your formulas in Excel now, but it doesn't sound ready for prime time.

You could have charged for this one, Echo Point Nova. We wouldn't have minded.

One Chicago resident is calling out Home Depot for sneakily collecting biometric data.

The specific choice of al-Ula is also pretty exciting.

AWS CEO Matt Garman spoke up for entry-level jobs, but still insists AI will change all jobs.

Ishikawa popped off, but her trick hasn't been repeated since.

Welcome to Miami, err, Vice City.

The Killing Stone comes from the developers of The Blackout Club.

No strings attached.

Age of Mythology: Retold is half-price too.

./Quiz.

The mod adds class-specific throwables and reinstates numerous weapons for OG TF.

First win of the weekend.

The law requires social media sites to verify and track the ages of all users in the state.

With open weapons, classes barely matter. And if classes barely matter, is it really Battlefield?

Some players don't appreciate the math.

The ultra-influential extraction shooter will finally be "released" in November.

It's Cyberpunk 2077 all over again.

I thought maybe we'd see a few rivers and ponds added to the world, but this is a major overhaul.

The deal might already be done.

But that's just rude.

GTA+ offers cash, free games, and quality-of-life perks, but do they really add up to $8 per month?

It's always been this way, but the allure of StarCraft-level esports is powerful.

They're ready to go and fit into the game perfectly, so why are they being sold separately?