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In my observation, a series of games, notably Sniper Elite, has expanded the concept of rebellion into various titles, with a keen emphasis on one franchise that offers extra points for eliminating certain Nazi enemies. To put it simply, this is the Nazi-sniping game series, and if you’re feeling particularly mischievous, you can even aim for a memorable shot to fell Hitler himself. The newest addition to this series, Sniper Elite: Resistance, transports us to the heart of French Resistance activities aimed at ending the German occupation of France and preventing the Nazis from completing development on a devastating new superweapon.

With the introduction of an enhanced battery indicator, Windows 11 now mirrors the style seen on Android, iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, as these platforms already offer the option to display battery percentage. Earlier, this improved icon was a hidden feature in Windows 11 that could only be accessed using a third-party tool called ViveTool. However, the latest development allows Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel to utilize the new icon directly, without relying on external tools.

I’m observing a compact gaming device, the Steam Brick, which was ingeniously crafted by the creative mind behind GitHub’s account, crastinator-pro. The intention here was to minimize the already portable console from Valve even further.

This tool identifies the game that you are currently engaged in, then offers helpful advice and tutorials tailored to your game. As it utilizes Microsoft Edge technology, it operates just like a standard browser, enabling you to explore related guides and videos about your ongoing game without having to switch windows or interrupt your gaming experience.

As a devoted follower, I recently stumbled upon some intriguing rumors that seem to offer a glimpse into the company’s future plans, particularly focusing on their rapidly expanding AI sector. It appears that the much-anticipated Apple Intelligence strategy is gradually unfurling, with iPhone 15 Pro and its subsequent versions being the initial recipients of this rollout.

Did you know? A law was enacted by the U.S. Congress last year, which demands TikTok (a China-based social media platform) to sell its operations or shut down entirely. President Biden didn’t veto this bill, so it became a law. TikTok chose not to sell off, resulting in its temporary suspension last Sunday. But surprisingly, it reappeared within hours, displaying a message expressing gratitude to the outgoing President Trump for granting them a reprieve.