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    The Precinct review - a criminally dull police simulator
    The Precinct wants to make you feel like a real cop. It doesnt necessarily want that feeling to involve just replicating the larger-than-life car chases and shootouts of an action movie, the intensive crime scene investigation of a detective, or the mundane aspects of filing paperwork at a station desk. Instead, it aims to simulate the working life of a cop by blending all of the above into a lumpy mixture of boring and exhilarating - something thats meant, in its heightened recreation of the jobs ebbs and flows of excitement, to offer a different kind of police simulation. Continue reading The Precinct review - a criminally dull police simulatorMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best crime games, Best police games, Best open-world games
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    Hot Italian Sausage Brands Ranked Worst To Best
    If you're curious about the best hot Italian sausges who can buy, we've scoured the shelves of grocery stores to find the ones to buy and the ones to avoid.
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    The Worst Canned Ham Brand You'll Find At The Store
    Canned ham can be a convenient pantry staple, but not if the product itself is low quality. Here's why one canned ham brand receives so much hate.
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    Apple reveals 19 new iOS 19 features ahead of WWDC 2025
    Apple has justannouncedseveraliOS 19accessibility features via a press release. Although the company only says these functions are coming later this year, this means theyll be part of the iOS 19 update.This is not the first time Apple has announced big accessibility features ahead of the WWDC keynote, and its a trend the company has followed for at least a couple of years. With todays announcements, Apple says iOS 19 will bring Accessibility Nutrition Labels, a new Magnifier app for Mac, a new Braille Access feature, and more.At Apple, accessibility is part of our DNA, said Tim Cook, Apples CEO. Making technology for everyone is a priority for all of us, and were proud of the innovations were sharing this year. That includes tools to help people access crucial information, explore the world around them, and do what they love.Heres what you need to know about iOS 19's upcoming features:Accessibility Nutrition Labels: This feature adds a new section to App Store product pages highlighting accessibility features within apps and games. This includes VoiceOver, Voice Control, Larger Text, Sufficient Contrast, Reduced Motion, captions, and more. Accessibility Nutrition Labels will be available on the App Store worldwide.Magnifier for Mac: The Magnifier app for Mac connects to a users camera so they can zoom in on their surroundings, such as a screen or whiteboard. Magnifier works with Continuity Camera on iPhone as well as attached USB cameras, and supports reading documents using Desk View. With customized views, users can adjust brightness, contrast, color filters, and perspective to make text and images easier to see. Views can also be captured, grouped, and saved to add to later on.New Braille Experience:iOS 19 will bring an all-new experience that turns iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Vision Pro into full-featured braille note takers integrated within the Apple ecosystem. Users can easily open any app by typing with Braille Screen Input or a connected braille device.Accessibility Reader: This new systemwide reading mode is designed to make text easier for users with a wide range of disabilities. It allows users to customize text and focus on the content they want to read.Apple Watch Live Captions: Deaf or hard-of-hearing users can take advantage of Live Listen controls on Apple Watch for Live Captions. Apple Watch serves as a remote control to start or stop Live Listen sessions, or jump back in a session to capture something that may have been missed. With Apple Watch, Live Listen sessions can be controlled from across the room, so theres no need to get up in the middle of a meeting or during class.Enhanced View with Apple Vision Pro: Blind or low-vision users can use Vision Pro's advanced camera system to magnify everything in view, use VoiceOver for Live Recognition to describe surroundings, find objects, read documents, and more.There are even more accessibility features coming with iOS 19Background Sounds now include EQ settings, auto-stop timers, and new Shortcuts actions for better focus and relaxation.Personal Voice can now generate a natural-sounding voice in under a minute using just 10 phrases, with support for Spanish (Mexico) added.Vehicle Motion Cues expands to Mac, with new customization options for animated onscreen dots across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.Eye Tracking gains switch and dwell selection options. Typing is now easier across devices with a new dwell timer, fewer steps, and QuickPath support.Head Tracking enables easier control of iPhone and iPad through head movements, similar to Eye Tracking.Switch Control adds support for Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs), allowing users with severe mobility disabilities to control devices without physical movement.Assistive Access introduces a simplified Apple TV app and new developer tools for creating tailored experiences via the Assistive Access API.Music Haptics now lets users customize haptic feedback for entire songs or vocals only, with adjustable intensity settings.Sound Recognition adds Name Recognition, alerting deaf or hard-of-hearing users when their name is called.Voice Control introduces a programming mode in Xcode, vocabulary syncing across devices, and support for more languages, including Korean, Arabic, and Russian.Live Captions expand to more languages, including English (India, UK, Australia, Singapore), Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, French, Japanese, German, and Korean.CarPlay now supports Large Text and enhanced Sound Recognition, including alerts for a crying baby, horns, and sirens.Share Accessibility Settings lets users temporarily share their settings with another deviceideal for borrowed phones or public kiosks.Don't Miss: iOS 19: Rumors, features, release date, supported devices, moreThe post Apple reveals 19 new iOS 19 features ahead of WWDC 2025 appeared first on BGR.Today's Top DealsTodays deals: 20% off gift cards on Amazon, $849 M4 MacBook Air, $500 off Omni S1 Pro, more67 best cheap Apple deals under $100Todays deals: $99 AirPods 4, $50 TP-Link WiFi 6 router, $279 3D printer, $200 Toshiba smart TV, moreBest Apple Watch deals for May 2025
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  • Spotify updates its AI DJ to let you use voice commands
    In a bid to make its AI DJ feel more interactive, Spotify is updating the feature to let users request music or change the mood of a playlist using voice commands. The company is rolling out this feature, supported only in English, in over 60 markets for its premium subscribers. Until now, you could only []
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  • Insurtech Bestow lands $120M Series D from Goldman Sachs, Smith Point Capital
    Melbourne OBanion co-founded insurtech Bestow with Jonathan Abelmann in 2017 after struggling to secure his own life insurance policy. His goal was to make it easier for people to obtain life insurance and make the process more tech-enabled. Initially, Bestow operated as a direct-to-consumer insurance provider selling, underwriting, and servicing life insurance policies. In []
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    Robinhood grows its footprint in Canada by acquiring WonderFi
    Robinhood revealed Tuesday that its acquiring Canadian crypto leader WonderFi for CA$250 million (around $178.56 million) in an all-cash deal as it pushes into Canadas growing digital asset market. WonderFi operates two regulated crypto platforms, Bitbuy and Coinsquare, with over CA$2.1 billion in assets under custody. The transaction offers WonderFi shareholders CA$0.36 per share, representing []
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    Marks & Spencer confirms customers personal data was stolen in hack
    A ransomware gang reportedly took credit for the data breach.
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