Nothing Phone 3 will be launched in the coming months, according to the founder and CEO of the UK-based technology firm. The successor to the Nothing Phone 2 from 2023 was previously expected to arrive last year, while the company launched the mid-range Phone 2a and Phone 2a Plus models. Like its predecessor, the company's next high-end phone is expected to feature a transparent rear panel with Glyph lighting. The upcoming phone is also expected to arrive with some AI-powered features.Nothing Phone 3 Launch TimelineThe Nothing Phone 3 launch timeline was announced by Nothing CEO Carl Pei in response to a question from a user on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, during a 10-minute ask me anything (AMA) session. The Nothing Phone 3 will be launched in Q3 2025, which means that we can expect it to arrive between July and September.That launch window aligns with the arrival of the company's previous smartphones. The Nothing Phone 2 arrived on July 11. 2023, while the first-generation Nothing Phone 1 went on sale on July 21, 2022. The UK firm was rumoured to launch the Nothing Phone 3 last year, but was delayed as Pei said the company was focusing on personalised AI.We don't know much about the Nothing Phone 3, as the smartphone's specifications are yet to surface online. It's predecessor, the Nothing Phone 2, is equipped with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip along with up to 12GB of RAM and up to 512GB of storage. The handset sports a 6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. The Nothing Phone 2 features a dual rear camera setup that comprises a 50-megapixel primary camera and a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera. It has a 32-megapixel selfie camera. The handset packs a 4,700mAh battery that supports 47W wired and 15W wireless charging.

News Rematch Open Beta Surpasses 118,000 Concurrent Players on Steam Sifu dev Sloclap's multiplayer football action game will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on June 19. Posted By Shubhankar Parijat | On 19th, Apr. 2025 Sifu developer Sloclap’s upcoming football mutltplayer action title Rematch has generated plenty of buzz since its announcement in December, and that’s being reflected in the player numbers it is attracing. An open beta of the multiplayer title recently went live on Steam, and players are flocking to it in droves. According to SteamDB, on Friday, the day the open beta went live, it saw a peak of 118,739 concurrent players on Steam. Clearly, the promise of its Rocket League-style football multiplayer action has turned heads, and the fact that it’s coming from the studio behind fan favourite title Sifu only serves to help as well. It should be interesting to see how it performs over the remainder of its open beta period. Rematch is launching for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on June 19, and will also be available via Game Pass day and date. The game will be priced at $29.99. Head on over here for creative director Pierre Tarno’s words on why Sloclap didn’t consider a free-to-play model. Tagged With: Atomfall Publisher:Rebellion Developments Developer:Rebellion Developments Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, PCView More Monster Hunter Wilds Publisher:Capcom Developer:Capcom Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PCView More South of Midnight Publisher:Microsoft Developer:Compulsion Games Platforms:Xbox Series X, PCView More Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out! Rematch Open Beta Surpasses 118,000 Concurrent Players on Steam Sifu dev Sloclap's multiplayer football action game will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and ... PowerWash Simulator 2 Trailer Details Modes, Improvements, and More FuturLab's simulation sequel is set to launch sometime this year for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC vi... Atomfall Has “Been a Huge Success” on Game Pass – Rebellion "Microsoft has been a fantastic partner to work with, they've really leaned in to helping us," says Rebellion'... World of Goo 2 Launches for PS5 and Steam on April 25 2D Boy's puzzle platforming sequel is currently available on Nintendo Switch and PC via the Epic Games Store. Days Gone’s Upcoming Remaster Seems Like it Might be Worth a Look For newcomers in particular, it's looking like a solid package. This is the Perfect Time for an Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remake Bethesda's classic 2006 RPG has picked a great time to return to the limelight.View More

Kalentan Member Oct 25, 2017 50,200 While there is no doubt other voice actors who have also been in multiple of these games, I find Anthony Howell's voice very distinct, and so when I picked up Mandragora, a brand new Souls-like of the Side-View variety, and his was the first voice you hear... It was very recognizable. I knew him as Margit (Elden Ring) and Geppetto (Lies of P), but he was also in the recently released Khazan, he was in Wukong, Steelrising, he also played Yurt the Silent Chief in the Demon's Souls remake. Granted, I haven't played Khazan, Wukong, or Steelrising, so I can't speak to the size of his roles in those, but him appearing as the "King Priest" (Likely Villain? Not sure I just started, but likely lol) in Mandragora very much seems like banking on his voice being recognizable from Elden Ring and Lies of P to instanty give gravitas to the intro cinematic. Some examples of his voice acting, in case you haven't played any of the above, though obviously spoilers (for the Lies of P example) if you listen for too long. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n9h-bSwqFo View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsUsM9tCirY Like sure, there is plenty of recognizable voice actors in gaming, but at least on the English side, I feel like in recent years, when it comes to Souls-likes in particular, his voice has become more common than some others.  Kard8p3 Member Oct 25, 2017 7,678 dude is great and i love the work he does. he was also in vampyr and one of the cthulu games, and alien isolation   OP OP Kalentan Member Oct 25, 2017 50,200 Kard8p3 said: dude is great and i love the work he does. he was also in vampyr and one of the cthulu games, and alien isolation Click to expand... Click to shrink... I really loved Vampyr! And it's funny cause while I won't classify it as a Souls-like, it still felt very much inspired by it in some regards. So I think it counts in a way lol  MegaSackman Member Oct 27, 2017 20,362 Argentina Yep, I noticed him in Mandragora right away lol, guy's great.   blueredandgold Member Oct 25, 2017 8,389 His more memorable performance is later in the game. I went from being quietly confident at that stage to trembling in my boots.   SpellSwordFoxx Member Feb 27, 2025 143 he's knocking it out of the park in Mandragora Voicing the Godking, and voicing him damn well lol  Becks' Member Dec 7, 2017 9,145 Canada He's also Fourchenault in FFXIV, great voice actor.   OP OP Kalentan Member Oct 25, 2017 50,200 blueredandgold said: His more memorable performance is later in the game. I went from being quietly confident at that stage to trembling in my boots. Click to expand... Click to shrink... I assume your also talking about Mandragora? That makes me excited. SpellSwordFoxx said: he's knocking it out of the park in Mandragora Voicing the Godking, and voicing him damn well lol Click to expand... Click to shrink... Well, I am excited, the game seems really cool thus far (loving the art style too).  blueredandgold Member Oct 25, 2017 8,389 Kalentan said: I assume your also talking about Mandragora? That makes me excited. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Nope, Leyndall. I scarpered.  OP OP Kalentan Member Oct 25, 2017 50,200 blueredandgold said: Nope, Leyndall. I scarpered. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Ah... But you are indeed correct, his voices line during that part are fantastic!  Kard8p3 Member Oct 25, 2017 7,678 blueredandgold said: Nope, Leyndall. I scarpered. Click to expand... Click to shrink... "I see thee, Little Tarnished..."  Foolhardy Member May 4, 2024 3,107 Becks' said: He's also Fourchenault in FFXIV, great voice actor. Click to expand... Click to shrink...   Salarians Knights of Favonius World Tour '21 Member Oct 25, 2017 23,069 momwife.club he will always be dr jonathan reid in vampyr first to me and to a lesser degree the evil french guy in dragon age inquisition   Nocturne Member Oct 25, 2017 2,179 one of the roles people on this forum will least recognize from him but arknights grabbed him for its dub a while ago. it's still one of the absolute standouts among its' english voice performances and honestly a pretty different kind of performance than a lot of the characters he's been getting pegged as lately.  2CL4Mars Member Nov 9, 2018 2,390 Kalentan said: I really loved Vampyr! And it's funny cause while I won't classify it as a Souls-like, it still felt very much inspired by it in some regards. So I think it counts in a way lol Click to expand... Click to shrink... It's so strange we haven't gotten a sequel, it sold pretty well and I believe both parties were happy with the games sales. It's to bad, the game was solid and a sequel could have been really good.  OP OP Kalentan Member Oct 25, 2017 50,200 2CL4Mars said: It's so strange we haven't gotten a sequel, it sold pretty well and I believe both parties were happy with the games sales. It's to bad, the game was solid and a sequel could have been really good. Click to expand... Click to shrink... There is Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, which at the very least is confirmed to take place in the same universe as Vampyr. 

Menu Home News Hardware Gaming Mobile Finance Deals Reviews How To Wccftech EVFinance Here’s Why The Delay Of A Cheaper Tesla Model Y Is A Good Thing Rohail Saleem • Apr 18, 2025 at 09:34pm EDT This is not investment advice. The author has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. Wccftech.com has a disclosure and ethics policy. Tesla's expansive supply chain is rapidly becoming its Achilles heel, as manufacturing synergies spread across the globe on the basis of competitive advantage buckle under President Trump's tariff-laden cudgel. It was just last week when Tesla canceled its plans to ship parts for the Cybercab and the Semi to the US from China. Now, add the much-anticipated cheaper version of the Model Y to the EV giant's growing list of disrupted products. For the benefit of those who might not be aware, Tesla has been working on a cheaper, sub-$35,000 model for a while now. Earlier this year, speculation was rife that the new model would take the shape of a hatchback and open a whole new TAM for the EV giant, while allowing it to better compete with BYD Dolphin and Volkswagen ID.3 in China. Now, however, we've just received two tantalizing tidbits on this front. First, the new model is not a hatchback, but merely a stripped down version of the Model Y, offering slower acceleration, smaller battery packs, smaller screens, etc. Second, that cheaper model has now been delayed. It appears that $TSLA will delay the launch of its more affordable vehicles until end of 3Q. Our bigger concern is the story appears to confirm our fear that the new cheaper vehicles will be stripped down versions of M-Y and M-3 (slower 0-60, smaller batteries, cloth seats,… https://t.co/oVlEsu3CHF — Gary Black (@garyblack00) April 19, 2025 Of course, according to Future Fund's Gary Black, the cheaper Model Y will simply cannibalize volume from Tesla's higher-margin vehicles, and will not meaningfully add to the overall sales momentum. It is for this reason that we feel the delay of the cheaper Model Y amid tariff-induced mayhem is probably a good thing for Tesla's bottom-line. Meanwhile, as mentioned earlier, Tesla has also rescinded its plans to ship parts for the Cybercab and the Semi from China, citing stratospheric tariffs on Chinese imports as the raison d'être. The EV giant was previously aiming to start trial production of the two models in October 2025, with mass production originally slated for 2026. The shipping halt, however, has complicated Tesla's production cadence at Texas and Nevada, home to the production lines for the Cybercab and the Semi, respectively. 1 minute before the close on Friday someone sold $2,500,000 worth of $TSLA calls This afternoon $TSLA delays its launch for its affordable Model Y until 2026 Its never been a better time to be an insider pic.twitter.com/FJYBE1zNRT — John Trades MBA (@JPATrades) April 18, 2025 Finally, we leave you with this delightful coincidence: someone is about to make a killing on Tesla's downward momentum come Monday. Subscribe to get an everyday digest of the latest technology news in your inbox Follow us on Topics Sections Company Some posts on wccftech.com may contain affiliate links. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com © 2025 WCCF TECH INC. 700 - 401 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Epic Games has teased a special Fortnite announcement will be made at the Star Wars Celebration in Japan on Saturday, April 19. Fans can tune into a livestream to catch the Fortnite announcement, which is rumored to be a Star Wars-themed season of content. To watch this special reveal live, fans will want to visit the Star Wars Celebration livestream on April 19 beginning around 6 PM PT / 9 PM ET. This livestream can be viewed on either the official Star Wars homepage or YouTube channel.Continue Reading at GameSpot

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The Freezer is a rare room in Blue Prince that freezes your currency, allowing you to carry it over to the next run. While your assets are frozen in the Freezer, you’re also unable to pick up any more gems or gold pieces. But there are ways to thaw the Freezer — and your assets — exposing deeper secrets and leading you on some new adventures. In this Blue Prince guide, we’ll show you how to unfreeze items in the Freezer, plus explain the door in the Freezer, and what all you’ll find in there. How to melt the ice in the Freezer in Blue Prince Once you draft the Freezer, your gold and gems will automatically freeze, meaning you not only can’t spend your existing gold and gems, but you also can’t pick up any you come across in future rooms. A little thermometer icon will appear in the bottom right corner of your screen. You’ll also notice several frozen items on the shelves next to you, in addition to a big ice chest ahead, and a frozen door to the left. There are two primary ways to unfreeze the items (and the doorway) in the Freezer. Use a fire item to melt every chunk of ice in the Freezer. This includes the door, and you can in the Freezer by clicking on them. When you first start the game, you’ll have access to the Burning Glass fire item, which you can craft via the Workshop by combining the Magnifying Glass and the Metal Detector. Alternatively, after you’ve solved the chess puzzle, you can select the Knight’s power, which will give you access to the Armory, which sells the Torch. The Torch can do the same things as the Burning Glass, but doesn’t require you to combine multiple items together to make it. Heat up the room itself. If you draft a Furnace in relative proximity to the Freezer and then re-enter the Freezer, the temperature will slowly tick up. (According to our testing, column doesn’t have bearing on the outcome, but you’ll need to place both rooms within three ranks of each other.) As the thermometer rises, the ice will start to disappear and you’ll gain access to all the goodies inside. Hanging out in the Furnace or Sauna room for long enough will also unfreeze your assets. But that’s not all there is to the Freezer. [Ed. note: Spoilers follow for Blue Prince.] All Freezer items and clues in Blue Prince The Freezer contains several currency items — which can be annoying, given your gold and gems are frozen, but helpful if you decide to heat the room with the Furnace. But the real treasure is in the frozen room and the ice chest. In the ice chest, you’ll find a Prism Key, which is very useful for drafting around the house. But you’ll also find a letter from the Baron. This letter will give you some significant hints for both solving the house’s two picture puzzle and for how how you should interpret the message you get when you do. Inside the frozen room, you can pick up an Upgrade Disk for any nearby terminals and a letter that will help you figure out the Admin Key you need to get into the terminal in Blackbridge Grotto, one of the estate’s permanent additions. For more Blue Prince guides, see our full walkthrough on how to reach Room 46, our explainer on how to solve Mora Jai puzzle boxes, and our list of all safe codes.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication.There’s something nostalgic about holding a printed photo in your hand, especially in a world full of scrolling and swiping. That’s probably why the Kodak Step Instant Smartphone Photo Printer has been getting so much attention—it's small enough to fit in a bag, quick enough to use on the go, and doesn’t rely on ink or toner. Right now, it’s down to $69.99 on StackSocial in black, white, or blue. And if awards matter to you, PCMag named it their Best Photo Printer of the Year for 2023 and gave it their Editor’s Choice stamp. Not bad for something made of lightweight plastic with a matte finish, weighing less than your phone and fitting neatly in your pocket.This little gadget pairs with your smartphone—iOS or Android—via Bluetooth or NFC and spits out 2x3-inch prints in under a minute. There’s no ink involved—just ZINK (zero ink) photo paper that uses embedded dye crystals. That said, the starter pack includes just five sheets of photo paper, so you’ll need to stock up early if you plan on using it often. The prints aren’t pro-lab quality (but you’re not expecting that either), but they’re colorful, smudge-proof, water-resistant, come with a peel-and-stick backing, and are great for scrapbooks, mood boards, or slapping on your fridge. You can print up to 25 photos on a single charge, and everything runs through the Kodak app. The app isn’t mind-blowing, but it lets you do the basics—crop, add filters, toss in a few stickers, maybe a frame or two.It also comes with a one-year manufacturer’s warranty, which is good peace of mind for a portable printer at this price. Shipping is limited to the contiguous US, so keep that in mind if you're browsing from outside. But overall, this is a straightforward little printer that doesn’t overpromise, doesn’t overcomplicate, and actually delivers on the fun of printing your memories in real time.

The European Commission (EC) reportedly delayed regulatory penalty announcements against Apple and Meta this week as it accelerates its push for a trade deal with the US. On Friday, the Wall Street Journal said the move led to concern from European Parliament lawmakers that political factors are influencing the body's regulatory decisions. The EU is said to have initially planned to announce cease-and-desist orders against Apple and Meta on Tuesday and reportedly told at least one of the companies about the timing in advance. The WSJ says the decision to postpone the announcement came shortly before EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič met with US officials in Washington on Monday, the official's first in-person talks with the US since President Donald Trump's 90-day tariff pause. On Tuesday, an EC spokesperson said technical work had been completed on the cases, but no dates had been announced. "We're currently working on the adoption of final decisions in the short term," the spokesman reportedly said. Kevin Dietsch via Getty Images The European Commission's penalties stem from the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which aims to level the playing field for smaller companies competing with Big Tech behemoths. The EC probed Meta for its scheme that lets users opt out of personalized ads, for a price. Meanwhile, Apple's case relates to the company's rules that limit developers' ability to steer consumers to transactions outside the App Store. The EC opened the probes in March 2024. Under the DMA, companies could be fined up to 10 percent of their global annual revenue. However, the WSJ reports that the financial penalties would be much lower than that, and the cease-and-desist orders would be much more impactful. Earlier this month, EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera told lawmakers that the EC wouldn't meet her March deadline to issue a decision on Apple and Meta. That statement was on April 8, a day before Trump officials announced a pause on the "Liberation Day" tariffs. The WSJ reports that the regulatory decisions are still expected to advance, but it isn't clear how long their announcement will be delayed. The European Commission has previously claimed it would fight to defend its "regulatory autonomy" despite pressure from Trump and his Big Tech backers to neuter the bloc's restrictions on American businesses.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/eu-regulators-reportedly-delayed-apple-and-meta-penalty-announcements-ahead-of-us-trade-talks-164644661.html?src=rss