Palworld is filled with numerous wacky creatures‚ each falling under one or two elements. Which type of Pal you decide to employ in your base‚ or walk alongside you in your Party‚ all depends on how useful they are in any specific area. While Fire-type Pals are generally quite useful for Kindling and battling Grass and Ice types‚ Electric-type Pals prove their worth in their own unique way.

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Image: Apple Apple TV Plus has some more aliens on the way. The streaming service has confirmed that its sci-fi drama Invasion will be getting a third season‚ after wrapping up season 2 in October. There aren’t many details about the new season — including when it might start streaming — but production is set to begin sometime in February. In a statement‚ series creator Simon Kinberg said‚ “This new season will continue to build on the scale‚ stakes and propulsion of the Invasion‚ while keeping our characters front and center‚ bringing them together in ways that will hopefully surprise and most importantly move our audience‚ who have been so incredibly supportive and inspiring since day one.” Invasion originally premiered in 2021; after a slow start‚... Continue reading…

Image: Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Nearly two years after it first debuted‚ Panic has caught up on preorders for its adorable Playdate handheld. The company says that it has shipped more than 70‚000 of the tiny yellow gadgets — up from 50‚000 last April — and that there is now a “limited number” in stock to purchase right now on Panic’s site. (The news comes just a day after Analogue announced a similar milestone for its Pocket handheld.) “Going forward‚ Panic will notify the public when Playdates are in-stock and ready to ship‚” the company explains. “Customers will still be able to place an order for a Playdate when it is out of stock‚ but will be notified that their order won’t ship until Panic has a new batch of Playdates ready to ship.” Speaking to The Verge‚ Greg... Continue reading…

With Every Noise at Once no longer updating‚ finding new music directly on Spotify has become a farce. | Image: Nick Barclay / The Verge Spotify sucks at new music discovery. That’s not exactly a hot take considering how long users have been complaining about it over the years‚ but it used to be much easier to forgive when alternative services like Pandora and SoundCloud could help to make up for Spotify’s shortcomings. With the company’s domination over the music streaming industry now becoming difficult to ignore‚ it’s getting harder to organically find new songs and artists — especially on the Spotify platform itself. As a near-decade-long Spotify Premium subscriber‚ one of my favorite workarounds was Every Noise at Once — a website created by Spotify data alchemist Glenn McDonald that essentially served as a directory that mapped out and tracked each music genre... Continue reading…

The iPhone 15 lineup is a hit‚ but customer satisfaction around the smaller Pro model has been a problem for Apple. Now‚ a new study highlights that Samsung Galaxy S24 customer satisfaction has surpassed the iPhone for the first time ever. According to one survey‚ Galaxy S24 customers are happier with their purchase than iPhone 15 users were at the time Apple released these devices. The info comes from PerfectRec data‚ which says early adopters of the Samsung S24 lineup have left extremely positive reviews. 91% of users gave the base model Galaxy S24 five stars and 88% gave top marks to the S24 Ultra. These customer satisfaction numbers are much higher than any previous Samsung generation of Galaxy S phones.  Image source: perfectrec While iPhone Pro Max users are usually happier with their purchase‚ comparatively‚ all Galaxy S24 owners were more satisfied with their purchase than iPhone users this time – and by a large amount. Still‚ PerfectRec says‚ "reviews from [iPhone] early adopters are sometimes more negative than those left a few months after release. We suspect this might be due to the fact that early adopters are enthusiasts who are more familiar with recent models and can be disappointed if incremental improvements don’t seem impressive. It is possible this is purely an Apple phenomenon‚ and early Galaxy S adopters behave differently." With that in mind‚ Galaxy S24's customer satisfaction could change with time. With iPhone 15 owners‚ they started perceiving better Apple's new lineup after the company improved overheating issues and added delayed features. Still‚ regular iPhone 15 customers are more satisfied with their devices than Pro users. Image source: perfectrec Especially for the smaller Pro model‚ users are still experiencing poor battery life and strange hardware issues‚ such as sharp edges. PerfectRec's methodology uses Google reviewers for each Galaxy model‚ including Best Buy‚ Verizon‚ AT&;T‚ etc. Overall satisfaction is presented as the percentage of reviewers that give the product five stars on a five-star scale. Ratings are for the lowest storage configuration available for each model since these are generally the best-selling options and have the most reviews. Don't Miss: iPhone 15 Pro has a problem with sharp edges‚ and Apple support is stumped The post Galaxy S24 customer satisfaction surpasses iPhone for the first time appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

Apple may have avoided the artificial intelligence (AI) hype last year‚ but it can't afford to ignore it for one more iPhone cycle. We already have signs that AI will play a big part in the iPhone experience this year. First of all‚ there's the flood of iOS 18 leaks that have been teasing new AI features. Then we have Tim Cook's comments from Apple's most recent earnings call a few days ago. The exec confirmed Apple AI announcements for later this year.  Finally‚ we have actual proof that comes directly from Apple‚ confirming that the company is developing generative AI software like ChatGPT. Software engineers have published some of their research in the past few months. The last AI innovation came in the form of an AI photo editor like the kind you might already expect to see in iOS 18. After all‚ Google has a powerful AI editor for Android already.  But Apple's MGIE‚ short for MLLM-guided image editing‚ is a different kind of editor. It takes text-based commands to deliver your edits. This approach might be better than physically interacting with a photo to perform certain AI edits. MLLM stands for multimodal large language models. In this case‚ it means it allows input of text and images in prompts.  While I'd expect to see something like MGIE in iOS 18‚ nothing is guaranteed. But you can already test Apple's AI photo editor right now‚ without actually installing anything on your computer. Continue reading... The post You can test Apple’s first big AI release right now‚ before iOS 18 rolls out appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon