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It's now easier to play games directly from Google search results (Google)
It seems Google is testing a new feature for web searches, giving users the option to search for games and then launch them on a cloud gaming service – such as Google Stadia or Nvidia GeForce Now – directly from the results page. READ MORE
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The Pixel Watch is due to go on sale later this year (Google)
Over to Google's hardware division, and hidden references in the Fitbit app suggest that the upcoming Pixel Watch will offer a full day of battery life, just like the Apple Watch (Fitbit is now owned by Google, don't forget). READ MORE
Intel is taking on Nvidia with its new Arc GPUs (Intel)
Intel itself has hinted at the pricing for its upcoming higher-end graphics cards – specifically the Arc A770 and the Arc A750 – and it looks as though these GPUs will be giving Nvidia some serious competition in terms of value for money. READ MORE
Switch prices aren't going up anytime soon (Shutterstock/Proxima Studio)
Even five years after launching, the Nintendo Switch isn't the easiest console to get hold of, with demand continuing to outstrip supply. Despite this, however, Nintendo's president has said the company won't be increasing the price. READ MORE
Don't expect more storage with the iPhone 14 (Future)
The expected September launch date for the iPhone 14 draws ever closer, and the rumors continue to swirl: the latest being that the storage options for the new phones will be exactly the same as they were for the iPhone 13 models. READ MORE
