Looking to get photos off an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone and onto your Mac, without using cloud storage or the Photos app? You'd be forgiven if, after plugging one of those devices into your computer, you though doing so wasn't possible without resorting to third party software, but it is. You just need to fire up a little application called Image Capture, which you can find in the Applications folder on your Mac.I was recently trying to import photos from multiple devices after a vacationan iPhone, an Android phone, and an iPad. I don't have a paid iCloud subscription, so using that was out of the question (and in any case, iCloud isn't supported on Android). But all of those devices, as well as traditional digital cameras, are supported by Image Capture.Just launch Image Capture on your computer and plug in your phone or tabletyou should see it appear in the sidebar. You may need to unlock the device if you're using an iPhone or enable USB file sharing if you're using an Android device. That finished, you can then simply select which photos you want to grab.By default, the application will put everything in the Mac;s Photos app, but that's not mandatoryyou can choose to import them to a folder on your computer instead. Just click the Import To drop-down and choose where you want to put the photos. There are a few pre-set folders, or you can click Other to choose any folder on your device. Credit: Justin Pot You can optionally set Image Capture to delete photos from your phone after the import process is complete, which can be useful when you're running out of storage space. And there's a button for quick rotations, though no other editing featuresyou'll have to handle all that after the import is complete. As simple as it is, this is a tool I was really happy to find already installed on my machine. The Android support is particularly notable, because it meant I didn't need to install any third party software in order to grab my photos. Give it a try the next time you're bringing together photos from multiple devices.

Fall is a little about futility; with all the leaves blowing about, its hard to keep a tidy yard no matter how much you work at it. One thing that helps, though, is garden edging: a raised liner that goes around the edge of your garden beds. It creates clean lines and helps hold in the dirt, mulch, and leaves in the bed itself. Its quite easy to install and now, when the ground is soft from the rain but not frozen from the cold, is the perfect time to install it.Choose the materialsOne of the things I like about edging is that you dont have to choose expensive materials to get a great effect. There are wooden, rubber, and composite edging products, although in commercial settings, you tend to see Corten steel. Metal definitely has some benefits in terms of longevity and toughness, but its also inherently less flexible, and flexibility is something you may want if your beds dont have right angles. Youll also want to think about the overall height of the product you choose, since they tend to vary.Measure the beds you want to add edging to, and make sure you order an extra 10% of lengthand Id advise ordering extra supports as well (theyre specific to the kind of edging you purchase).Prepare the bedAll the edging has a serrated edge or stakes that go into the ground, but if you were to just use the serration or stakes to stabilize and secure the edging, it would sit too high above the rest of the bed. You could fill the bed to that level, but you shouldntthis will require a lot of material and will bury your tree trunks. A better way to install the edging is to dig a trench around your beds, and plant the edging into that trench, so enough rises above the bed to act as a border and hold in the materials in the bed. The best tools for this job are a trenching shovel, which digs a narrow channel, and a flat spade, which you can stand on to slice down into the soil in a straight line. This will give you the perfect place to set up your edging, and it should nestle right into the space left by the spade. Use the trenching shovel to place the dirt back around the edging, and use your feet or a tamper to compact the soil around the edging (ask your neighbors before purchasing a tamper; its the sort of rarely used tool someone always has stashed in a garage from a project).Make sure the edging is straight up and down, not leaning over. Use the appropriate amount of supports; each kit will tell you how often to use a support. Even if the edging looks solid, over time the weight of the garden and shifting soil can affect the shape the edging takes, and that throws off the effect. The supports will keep it in place.Reinforce edges and cornersOne of the keys to the edging looking clean and remaining effective is to make sure corners and where two pieces of edging join are solidly fastened together. Different systems use different methods for this. Some steel edging has notches that attach one piece to another, while composite and rubber edging pieces usually just overlap at a support. Since you dont want the pieces to overlap at a corner, plan accordingly as you lay out the edging. For steel pieces that fit together, fasten them before you fit them into the ground; its easier to manipulate when theyre free.Dont leave any sharp cornersFor Corten steel, if the edging doesnt meet itself (for instance, it dead ends at a walkway), make sure the metal is not taller than the walkwayit would become very easy to trip over or get scratched on. A better solution is to cut the steel at an angle so it meets the sidewalk or ground.

Since the dawn of humanity, we have traveled. Weve come a long way from on-foot journeys laden with animal hide satchels. But the goal of good travel gear is the same: Get you and your necessities to a destination in the highest level of comfort available. If you know someone who is always catching a flight, rides the train to work or is bravely embarking on a cruise, some new tech may just help them out. Weve put together our collective experiences in roving about the planet to come up with the items we wish someone had given us before we booked. Here are the best travel gifts for the jetsetter or accidental tourist on your list. Check out the rest of our gift ideas here. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/best-travel-gifts-for-travelers-140015772.html?src=rss

Nintendo is set to show off the Donkey Kong Country expansion of its Super Nintendo World theme park today (Monday, November 11) at 5PM ET, the company revealed in a post on X. That means the new Universal Studios Japan area might finally open soon, after being delayed from the previously announced launch window of Spring 2024.The new park attraction featuring Mario's barrel-throwing nemesis was first revealed in 2021. The centerpiece is a ride called Mine Cart Madness, named after the best level in the 1994 SNES game Donkey Kong Country. After being blasted out of a barrel cannon, you'll take a mine cart ride through the jungle that includes a "leap across a collapsed track" as Nintendo showed in a render earlier this year.Tune in on 11/11 at 2 p.m. PT for a SUPER NINTENDO WORLD Direct livestream! The stream will be roughly 10 minutes and showcase Donkey Kong Country of #SuperNintendoWorld at Universal Studios Japan. No game information will be featured. #NintendoDirect: https://t.co/0QwNF7DIkG pic.twitter.com/P0HPDK9x0y Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) November 10, 2024 The direct livestream appears to be focused on Donkey Kong world alone, and Nintendo specifically pointed out that "no game information will be featured" so don't expect any news on the next-gen Switch 2 console either.Donkey Kong Country will expand the park size by up to 70 percent, Nintendo said when it was announced. Current attractions at the Japan park are the Mario Kart: Kuppa's Challenge rollercoaster and Yoshi Adventure. Nintendo recently announced that it would open a Super Nintendo World attraction at Universal Studios Orlando on May 22nd, 2025 with the same attractions as the park in Osaka.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/nintendo/nintendo-will-show-off-donkey-kong-country-theme-park-expansion-at-live-event-today-130015655.html?src=rss

There are food podcasts that are funny, food podcasts that are chattyand then there are the food podcasts that offer the techniques you need to really improve your skills. These podcasts will make you a better cook, particularly if you find yourself hosting Thanksgiving this year, or even just bringing something to your in-laws. Their hosts tell you exactly what to doget ready to take notes and get inspired if youre stumped about what to serve in the first place.Dinner SOS Credit: Bon Appetit Is an impromptu vegan stopping by? Is someone at the table a picky eater? Is a kitchen renovation interfering with your Thanksgiving plans, so youve decided to turn to the grill? On Dinner SOS, Chris Morocco and a rotating expert guest listen to a callers biggest kitchen dilemma and provide them with not one but two solutions. The caller will pick one, test drive it, and report back. There are several Thanksgiving-specific episodes that cover cooking Thanksgiving for two, brainstorming dishes that travel well, and more topics that might just be the answer to your holiday prayers.Recipe Club Credit: Spotify On Recipe Club, David Chang brings on a panel of chefs to pick recipes or even just ingredients and figure out the best way to prepare them. This isnt just a cooking podcast; its a competition. Each week David et al. pick one dish to make, go off to their homes to make it, and then report back, sharing what theyd do differently and whether or not theyd make it again. And of course, they decide who had the best technique. There are episodes about stuffing, turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans, and frozen pie crust, but also SPAM, tinned fish, Bloody Marys, plant-based meat substitutes, Wonder Bread, butter, and more. Theres also an episode completely dedicated to Thanksgiving. The Boboli episode might not come in handy for Thanksgiving (then again, why not? Sounds good to me!) but its one of the funniest episodes of a food podcast Ive ever heard.Cooking Up a Storm Credit: NBC If you have no idea where to even begin planning your Thanksgiving dinner, take a peek at Al Rokers Cooking Up a Storm, the podcast thats basically a full menu for a holiday meal. Every episode is a different dish, brought to you by a famous person in the food world. Youll love Sohla El-Wayllys crisp and juicy herb roasted turkey and honey-thyme gravy. And what is Thanksgiving without the sides? Go withMarcus Samuelssons caramelized Brussels sprouts and Ina Gartens parmesan smashed potatoes. Dessert is Maya-Camille Broussards sweet potato and plantain pie.The Soul Food Pod Credit: Soul Food Pod If youre considering Southern soul food for Thanksgiving, feel free to enlist the help of Shaunda Necole, cookbook author, food blogger, and host of The Soul Food Podyour helpful guide for making delicious chicken yock, Southern tea cakes, shrimp and grits, and more. One episode is an ode to the Southern turkey recipe; there are also episodes that take you step by step through turkey dressing, candied yams, and sweet potato pie recipes. Shaunda is fun and creative in the kitchen and will inspire you to try something new or a twist on a longtime favorite.The One Recipe Credit: APM Studios Whats that one recipe that has been passed down to you through generationsthe one you tell everyone about and make for every party? Thats the question at the heart of The One Recipe. Host Jesse Sparks, Senior Editor at Eater, invites some big names in food to share theirs (along with approachable, expert tips) which always leads to some great storytelling. And who doesnt want to try Adrienne Cheathams sweet potato gnocchi with bacon-miso sauce or Yotam Ottolenghis brown sugar meringue roulade with burnt honey apples? Youll be the hero of your Thanksgiving.Home Cooking Credit: Radiotopia Home Cooking started as a mini-series to help people cook their way through the pandemic, but has continued somewhat sporadically, hoping to inspire people in the kitchen. Samin Nosrat (chef and author of the cookbook Salt Fat Acid Heat) and Hrishikesh Hirway (creator and host of the podcast Song Exploder) interview people like Jason Mantzoukas and Antoni Porowski about the meals they love, and help listeners deal with specific problems about family recipes and what to do with kohlrabi. There are a ton of episodes dedicated to Thanksgiving. One is all about how to improve those recipes that you kind of feel like you have to make but you dont really want to. (Lets make green bean casserole great!) Samin and Hrishikesh are warm and funny, and they have cool guests, including Camila Cabello, Jason Mantzoukas, Sam Sanders, and Yo-Yo Ma.The Recipe with Kenji and Deb Credit: Radiotopia Looking for a podcast that will make your Thanksgiving prep a breeze? The Recipe with Kenji and Deb is just what you need. Hosted by J. Kenji Lpez-Alt (Serious Eats, The Food Lab, The Wok) and Smitten Kitchens Deb Perelman, this podcast is organized by dishes; each one is a deep dive into what J. Kenji and Deb have learned after making and testing and tweaking said dishes dozens of times. Theyve perfected mac 'n' cheese so you dont have to, and they break everything down with easy-to-follow tips and tricks that make even the most daunting dishes feel achievable.The Splendid Table Credit: APM Studios The Splendid Table is a good show to turn on while youre cooking. Hosted by award-winning food journalist Francis Lam, youll find recipes but also lots of inspiring conversation and interviews along the way. Its the place to go if you know you want to up your game in spices, seafood, bread, and more and you want to think more philosophically about it. It feels like a great kitchen hang, during which youll be inspired by Francis and his guests. There are hundreds of episodes, so theres likely something that covers exactly what youre looking for.Recipe of the Day Credit: Recipe of the Day Recipe of the Day is just what you think it isone short episode a day, brought to you by cookbook author and food writer Christine Pittma. The cool thing about this one is that when fall starts ramping up, every single episode is something screaming to be on your Thanksgiving spread. So scan through the fall monthsat a glance I see air fryer butternut squash cubes, scalloped corn, pumpkin soup, and a perfectly roasted turkeynot just to figure out how to master what you want to make, but to get inspired for what you want to serve. Shes My Cherry Pie Credit: Cherry Bombe Even the best cooks I know could use a lot of help when it comes to baking, and thats where Shes My Cherry Pie comes in. Each week, baker, author, and recipe developer Jessie Sheehan invites pastry chefs, bakers and culinary creatives to zoom in on one of their signature baked goods. Episodes are thorough and make even complicated things seem doable. But Shes My Cherry Pie is not just for noviceseven experienced bakers can pick up new tips and techniques and be inspired by Jessies enthusiasm and the great mix of recipes. If youre in charge of dessert this Thanksgiving, listen to the Caramel Pumpkin Cake episode, or try something less traditional. Nobody will complain that theres no pecan pie if youve got crullers, fruit cobbler, or chocolate chip smash cookies.

Between facial recognition technology and your phone's habit of embedding metadata (including geolocation data) in every picture you take, sharing photos can feel like forfeiting any chance at privacy.Sometimes you want to share a photo with the public web but don't want to share the location in which it was taken, or any facesif there's a child in the photo, say, or if you didn't get a chance to ask everyone permission to post the image online. Discretion is an indie app for Mac and iOS from developer David Kennedy that automatically hides faces and strips photos of all identifying metadata.Hide faces in a single stepUsing the app is simple. Just open it and add any photoyou'll see that all faces are covered up immediately. Credit: Justin Pot By default, faces are covered with a grey circle. You can change the default filter to a different color or, for the paid version, an emoji in the settings; alternatively, you can change each person to a different color and/or emoji. You can also change the size of the circles if you need to, though in my testing the app did a good job of covering up all the identifiable features. Credit: Justin Pot Strip away metadataDiscretion's other big feature is metadata removal. Photos taken by modern phones embed all kinds of info right in the filethe camera you used, for one thing, but also the exact GPS coordinate where the photo was taken. Discretion strips all of this stuff out. Here's a before and after comparison of a photo I ran through the app: Credit: Justin Pot As you can see, all kinds of details have been removed, from the device used to take the photo, to the camera settings, to the latitude and longitude. This kind of metadata stripping is worth considering even if you're not interested in the face obscuring feature (which you can turn off in the settings).Discretion's free version works well. The paid version adds batch processing and emoji filters for faces; it costs $1.99 per year or $4.99 for a lifetime subscription.

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2024 has been a rough year for Sonos. The companys would-be triumphant entry into the crowded headphones market was overshadowed by a disastrous app redesign. In the fallout of the botched software update, the company decided to delay products that were ready to be shipped to give itself more time to right the course. Consumer trust eroded, and people who already owned Sonos gear were living in a cycle of constant frustration. Thanks to a number of rumors, we already knew that one of the pending product releases was the Arc Ultra ($999). A few weeks ago the company decided not to wait any longer to reveal it. While the design is mostly unchanged from the Arc that debuted in 2020, there are several key changes on the inside that make this a better all-in-one solution for people who dont want to add more speakers to their living room setup. Sonos is promising better bass performance thanks to new speaker tech thats debuting in the Arc Ultra, but just how good can it be? Design The refined design of the original Arc was a massive upgrade from that of the Playbar, and showed a progression from Sonos compact Beam soundbar. Honestly, the aesthetic is pretty timeless, in my opinion, and its a look that should age well for years to come. That said, it makes sense that Sonos would keep the design for the Arc Ultra, only making some minor changes to the exterior. The Arc Ultra still comes in both black and white options, allowing you to choose what looks best in your living room or home theater. Sonos updated the controls to mirror whats available on the newer Era 100 and Era 300 speakers, moving them to a top-facing bar at the back. Theres a volume slider on the right with play/pause and skip controls in the center. On the left side, Sonos gives you a microphone control so you can mute the built-in mics as needed. And thats really it in terms of design changes that you can see. The Arc Ultra is slightly shorter height-wise than the Arc, and its a little wider than its predecessor. Neither of which make a huge difference, and they wont drastically change how you position the speaker beneath your TV. Sonos' new sound motion woofer is situated on the right side of the soundbar Sonos Inside, Sonos has re-engineered the Arc Ultra to improve audio performance. The biggest piece of this overhaul is the new Sound Motion woofer that enables better bass performance before you add a standalone wireless sub. The achievement here, thanks to the acquisition of audio company Mayht, is that the new component lays flat, taking up less room than a traditional cone-shaped woofer. The Sound Motion driver also helps deliver increased clarity and depth, on top of doubling the bass output of the original Arc. Sonos redesigned the entire acoustic architecture of the Arc Ultra during the process of adding the Sound Motion woofer. The soundbar now houses three more drivers than the arc, a list that includes seven tweeters (two of which are upfiring), six mid-range drivers (midwoofers, as Sonos calls them) and the aforementioned woofer for a total of 14. The company also employs 15 Class-D digital amplifiers along with far-field mics for tuning and voice control. Theres still only a single HDMI (eARC) port, which allows most modern TVs the ability to control the soundbars volume and mute options from your TV remote. Moreover, the Arc Ultra is compatible with Wi-Fi 6 and newly-added Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity allows you to stream from any device. And of course, AirPlay 2 is still on the spec sheet. One last thing Ill mention here is that the Arc Ultra doesnt ship with an optical adapter if you prefer that connection. The company will sell you one for $25. Software and features Since the Arc Ultra is a Sonos product, there are a lot of core features that are the same as they are on the companys other devices. You can use the soundbar as part of a multiroom setup and Trueplay tuning is here to adjust the audio to the acoustics of the room. Theres still an adjustable EQ with options for bass, treble and loudness and a Night Sound mode makes things less boomy when someone in your house may be trying to work or sleep. While Trueplay will give you the best sound customization for the sonic characteristics of your living room, Sonos is enabling a Quick Tune feature for the first time on the Arc Ultra. Here, the soundbar will use its internal mics, as opposed to your phone, to offer a certain degree of improvement. The company says it wanted to give people the option of something quicker than Trueplay, although the full-fledged tuning process doesnt take very long at all. Speech Enhancement has been a handy feature on Sonos soundbars for a while, giving you the ability to improve dialog clarity as needed. Before now, it was an all-or-nothing feature, but on the Arc Ultra, the company introduced three levels of speech boost to give you more options to better suit your needs. This means the soundbar can help you hear clearly over background noise or simply follow along better by elevating dialog above the rest of the soundtrack mix. Sonos moved the controls to a bar along the back Billy Steele for Engadget The trademark feature of Sonos Ace headphones is the ability to beam the audio from a compatible soundbar to the cans for a private home theater. That TV Audio Swap tool is available on the Arc Ultra, so you can instantly send the sound to the headphones with the press of a button. In fact, Sonos bundles the Arc Ultra and Ace headphones in a $1,373 set. Whats more, the Ace supports spatial audio with dynamic head tracking, so you can count on immersive sound even when youre employing it on an individual basis. Despite all of the problems that Sonos has had with its app, some of which it's still working to resolve, I didn't encounter any issues during my testing. The software crashed on me once when the Trueplay tuning process completed, but everything had already run its course and I didnt have to repeat it. Other than that, the app has worked reliably over the last week while Ive been putting the Arc Ultra through its paces. Most importantly, the software is stable and the full suite of controls for the new soundbar is available at launch. Sound performance The original Arc already sounded great, so Sonos really had its work cut out for it to further improve the audio quality for the Arc Ultra. Thanks to the improved bass of the Sound Motion tech, a change that also takes up less space, the company says it had the ability to then overhaul the mid-range and high-frequency components as well. By using multiple sizes of mid-range drivers and tweeters, Sonos was able to tweak the speaker positioning inside of the soundbar for improved projection and more immersive sound. In addition to the enhanced bass performance, the second thing that was immediately apparent on the Arc Ultra was those improvements to the dimensional sound. Whether it was a quidditch match in a Harry Potter movie or zooming F1 cars in Drive to Survive, the soundbar now has better directional, immersive sound than its predecessor. Sonos says the Arc Ultra now renders Dolby Atmos content in a 9.1.4-channel setup, versus 5.0.2 with the Arc, which further contributes to the enveloping audio. Interestingly, I havent seen any of the competition claim four up-firing channels from the soundbar like Sonos does here (those that do are usually accounting for up-firing drivers in the rear speakers). You can really hear the difference from the second you fire up the Arc Ultra, and the effect is consistent across content sources. There's still just one HDMI port, but Bluetooth connectivity is now included Billy Steele for Engadget The increased bass performance makes the Arc Ultra a much better speaker for music without a separate subwoofer. You wont get the bombastic low-end tone the newly updated Sonos Sub 4 can produce, but theres enough from the soundbar to give Kaytranadas Timeless, Phantograms Memory of a Day and Bilmuris American Motor Sports plenty of booming backbone when a track demands it. Theres also still the trademark Sonos clarity Ive come to expect over the years, which means finer details like the texture of synths, layered guitars and the nuance of acoustic instruments cut through the mix cleanly. And speaking of clarity, the companys new Speech Enhancement settings are also a big improvement. Being able to select how much of a boost this feature offered depending on either my needs right then or based on the overall tuning of the content is really nice. It allowed me to max out the dialog when watching movies after my toddler was asleep so that speech didnt suffer when sound effects were louder during intense scenes of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The competition Theres no doubt the Arc Ultra packs in deeper, more immersive sound than its predecessor, but some people will still want a more robust setup to wring every ounce of audio out of a Sonos living room setup. The high-end choice for this is what Sonos calls the Ultimate Immersive Set, which includes the Arc Ultra, two Era 300s and the Sub 4. Right now, that will cost you $2,561. For something less expensive, you can get the Arc Ultra and the new Sub 4 (normally $799) for $1,708 (Premium Entertainment Set). And therein lies the biggest problem with Sonos soundbars: expanding your living room setup to get the most immersive experience gets very pricey very quickly when the centerpiece is already $999. If you can live without all the conveniences of Sonos products, you can get an all-in-one package from Samsung for $1,500. With the Q990D, youll get the soundbar, two rear speakers and a wireless subwoofer in the same box. The setup offers 11.1.4 audio for excellent Atmos sound, thanks in part to up-firing drivers in the rear speakers. Samsung offers a host of handy features, from Q-Symphony audio with TV speakers, SpaceFit Sound Pro room calibration, Adaptive Sound audio enhancement, a dedicated gaming mode and more. The Q990D remains my top pick for the best soundbars for a lot of reasons, a key one being everything you could need comes in one all-inclusive package. Wrap-up The Arc Ultra is an obvious improvement over the Arc in the sonic department. New technology delivers on its promise to boost bass, clarity and immersive before you start adding extra components. Expanded features like Speech Enhancements and a quick-tune option offer new tools for dialing in the sound, while the stock Sonos experience remains intact. And thankfully, that includes an app thats more stable than it was a few months ago. The Arc Ultra is still pricey at $999, but it exhibits a lot more sonic prowess than its predecessor for only $100 more.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/audio/speakers/sonos-arc-ultra-review-new-tech-powers-a-big-audio-upgrade-130011149.html?src=rss

Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against a streamer called EveryGameGuru, accused of streaming gameplays of pirated games before they were even released and of providing viewers access to piracy tools and illegal copies of the games.EveryGameGuru allegedly streamed Mario & Luigi: Brothership across five days, weeks before its official release on November 7. After Nintendo had the videos taken down from various platforms, including YouTube, they continued live streaming on Loco and even included a QR code for their CashApp handle.Nintendo said EveryGameGuru sent the company an email, saying it has a thousand burner channels and can do this all day.Dont anger the house of Mario! The company is asking for $150,000 in damages per violation of its copyright. 404media did the math: That could add up to millions, seeing as the suit cites at least 10 games, streamed on at least 50 occasions. Mat SmithThe biggest tech stories you missedEngadget review recap: Two new Macs, the PS5 Pro and moreSony has sold 65 million PS5sAndor season two will hit Disney+ in AprilGet this delivered daily direct to your inbox. Subscribe right here!HTC Vive Focus Vision reviewAn average-performing premium VR headset.EngadgetSure, its not for most of us. The Vive Focus Vision isnt for the same people as the PSVR2 or Meta Quest 3. This is meant to be high-end VR for businesses and creators: a cross between the Focus 3 and last years goggle-like XR Elite. The build quality is excellent, but its running on aging hardware. Worse, its riddled with software issues and is rather expensive compared to the Meta Quest 3.Continue reading.The voice of AOLs Youve got mail! dies aged 74He recorded four phrases for $200 in 1989.If youre aged 30 and up, you know the voice of Elwood Edwards, realize it or not. He recorded the phrase, Youve got mail! and three other lines for Quantum Computer Services in 1989. That company became America Online (AOL), Meg Ryan made the movie with Tom Hanks and everything else. (AOL is currently owned by Yahoo, Engadgets parent company.)Continue reading.Latest God of War Ragnarok patch tells the son to be quietIt reduces all the hints from Kratos offspring.SonyThe latest patch for the PS5 version of God of War Ragnarok adds the option first seen in the PC port to tone down the boys excessive and unsolicited hints when Kratos is contemplating the games many puzzles. Enough, Atreus! (The patch also includes PS5 Pro upgrades, for smooth 60 fps and better visuals. But thats not as funny.)Continue reading.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-morning-after-nintendo-sues-pirated-software-streamer-for-millions-121630229.html?src=rss