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As someone who mostly prefers playing Magic: The Gathering with whatever crummy cards happen to be sitting around as opposed to spending lots of money collecting them, I’m not really the audience for Secret Lair. Even so, I have to admit that the recent Goblin Storm Commander Deck was pretty neat. The goblin-themed deck features a number of cards with incredible new original art by the talented Dakota Cates, aka Wizard of Barge, as well as some other reprints with new and old artwork. It’s a very cool set for fans of weird little dudes, and so even though it…

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Demis Hassabis, the CEO of Google DeepMind, is keen to talk about the coding skills of his company’s newest model, Gemini 3.5 Flash. The model has been trained to perform complex agentic coding tasks: translate large code bases from one language to another; find and fix bugs lurking deep in knotty code; and even write entire operating systems from scratch.Hassabis does not, however, think this spells doom for software developers. “I have no idea why people are going around talking with certainty about that,” Hassabis tells WIRED ahead of the new model reveal at today’s Google’s I/O event.“Perhaps there is…

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351 days ago, Hasbro and Giant Skull, a studio founded by Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order director Stig Asmussen, announced a new single-player action adventure game set in the tabletop universe. Now, that game has been canceled less than a year after it was first teased. On May 19, Bloomberg reported that earlier this week, Hasbro canceled a publishing deal with Giant Skull, a studio founded by Asmussen in 2023. Bloomberg reports that earlier this year, it canned the previously announced Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game that was in development at Giant Skull. “We assess concepts at every stage of…

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Everyone’s focused on the expected September premiere of the first foldable iPhone, but that may not be the only foldable device Apple is working on. After rumors about a serious delay to its development, details about the foldable iPad may have popped up again.Foldable iPad may share hinge design with the iPhone UltraApple continues the development of a large iPad that may fold, according to a MacRumors report. The new device may even utilize part of the hardware developed for the rumored iPhone Ultra, which is expected to launch alongside the iPhone 18 Pro.The foldable tablet may feature the same…

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One of the most immediately noticeable changes to Flow is the new video-generation model powering the experience: Omni Flash, succeeding Veo. Similar to how Google’s Nano Banana model brought more context about the world into the AI image-creation process, the Omni Flash model overhauls video generation with richer detail throughout clips.Flow users can generate characters in AI videos with more consistency via the Omni Flash model. Roman says this is a major improvement over the weakness in past versions of Flow, where created characters could warp during successive video generations. Also, a key character that Flow users can now generate…

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The Yoshi series is one of those rare Nintendo franchises that’s never quite surpassed its original 1995 outing on the SNES. Based on early reviews, it doesn’t sound like Yoshi and the Mysterious Book reverses that trend, but it does sound like it has some flashes of brilliance that other recent entries in the Mario spin-off series have sometimes lacked. Out on Switch 2 on May 21, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book has the titular green dinosaur exploring the pages of a magical encyclopedia called “Mr. E.” Instead of strictly being a puzzle platformer that takes players from A to…

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Google Search is the most dominant search engine worldwide. Yet, Google doesn’t mind messing with success in order to make Google Search even better. To do this, the company is leaning hard on its Gemini AI and the previous AI-based improvements it made to Search have paid off big time.Google puts all of its Search chips on AIAI Mode, a conversational agentic AI search experience has seen queries double each and every quarter since its launch in the U.S. in April 2025. AI Mode has recently topped one billion monthly users. This has led users to set a record during Q1…

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It’s May, but California is already getting a taste of what peak fire season could look like, as out-of-control blazes pose a danger to infrastructure and some of the most threatened trees on the planet.A combination of high winds and heat has contributed to a trio of major fires in Southern California.The largest among them is the Santa Rosa Island Fire, which started over the weekend in Channel Islands National Park after a stranded sailor used flares to signal for help. The blaze has consumed roughly 16,600 acres—almost a third of the entire island. While some structures have been lost,…

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This September marks the 60th anniversary of Star Trek. As part of a year-long celebration of the beloved sci-fi series, Paramount and IDW have announced Star Trek: The 60th Anniversary Special, an oversized one-shot comic book arriving later this year. A ton of writers are involved, including David Gerrold, who worked on the original TV series and penned the episode that brought us those lovable little fluffball aliens known as the Tribbles. The 60th Anniversary comic is a 68-page anthology that hits shelves on September 2, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The writers involved in the project include Miles Morales…

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Apple charges over $1,000 for a big-screen iPhone. Samsung doesn’t think you should have to pay that much.The new Galaxy A57 arrives with a large display and slim bezels at a fraction of the price — directly challenging the iPhone 17e, which Apple deliberately kept small to protect its Pro lineup. This is the mid-range battle that budget buyers have been waiting for: the best Android has to offer at this price, versus Apple’s most affordable iPhone. So which one actually wins? Trade-in Galaxy A37 5G: save up to $180 with a trade-in $269 99 $449 99 $180 off (40%) Samsung’s…

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