I enjoyed my time with the original Helldivers years ago. Featuring an engaging top-down twin stick shooter gameplay experience‚ I loved the strategic (and incredibly lethal) approach to a game in the style and tone of 1997's Starship Troopers. I didn't quite obsess over Helldivers or anything‚ but I loved it as an action-packed co-op experience to play with my friend and share a few laughs. Now‚ almost nine years later‚ Helldivers 2 has released‚ and it's more than a simple refinement of the first game's mechanics — it's almost an entirely different game.

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What will be Apple's first foldable device? Supply chain sources pointed out an iPad mini‚ the 2027 iPhone‚ and even an iPad/Mac hybrid. If the latest DigiTimes report is right‚ Apple's first foray into foldable devices will indeed be a larger gadget‚ like a foldable iPad or MacBook. According to its supply chain sources (via MacRumors)‚ Apple has been developing its first foldable device for at least five years now – the same time Samsung has been actually releasing foldable smartphones. DigiTimes corroborates previous reports that Apple's foldable device is likely a "larger device‚" such as a tablet or notebook. MacRumors echoes that the "design efforts on the device are now said to be converging ahead of plans for mass production." Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR With Apple Vision Pro now available‚ Cupertino is reorganizing its engineers to focus on this future foldable device‚ as the company's high standards for hinge and display need to be met before any possible announcement plans. All sources seem to imply that Apple is working on a 20-inch foldable device‚ which could be a MacBook‚ iPad‚ or hybrid product. In 2022‚ display analyst Ross Young shared that suppliers were talking with Apple to create a 20-inch foldable of some kind. The idea would be to bring together the usefulness of a notebook with a singular display like you might see on the iPad. Young even went so far as to say that the foldable MacBook hybrid could be a true dual-use product. It could act as a notebook with a full-size keyboard while also being viable as a standalone monitor when not folded or used with an external keyboard. Young also says the device could offer up to 4K resolution or higher. Mark Gurman corroborated Young’s reports in one of his Power On newsletters. Gurman said Apple might very well go with a foldable 20-inch screen that uses a physical keyboard or a virtual keyboard on one side of the folding display. Gurman noted that he had been told that Apple is exploring a dual-screen setup. That could make the foldable MacBook hybrid more akin to Microsoft’s Surface Duo or Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold. Still‚ it's unclear when Apple could release this foldable device. Most reports point to 2027‚ so we're still a few years away from the official announcement. Don't Miss: Apple’s foldable iPhone prototypes were just detailed by the most reliable source so far The post Apple’s first foldable details might’ve leaked‚ and it won’t be an iPhone 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

One of the first and probably most commonly used features of ChatGPT and other generative AI products is writing text that meets specific needs. Maybe it's an email reply‚ a cover letter‚ a story‚ a school paper‚ or anything else you can think of. Writing is the natural capability of AI products since text is the primary way they respond. They generate replies to your prompts and can summarize anything. Of course‚ they can also generate fresh text if you need them to. Text generation should be easy to access‚ and that's where Google's brand new Gemini feature for Chrome comes in. Aptly called "Help me write‚" the new AI feature will be available on Chrome M122 for Mac and PC. For the time being‚ the feature is only compatible with English and only available in the US. Continue reading... The post Google Gemini comes to Chrome to help you write emails‚ cover letters‚ and anything else 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

Moonly for iPhone‚ the all-things astrology app‚ has received a significant update. In the latest version‚ users can interpret dreams from a psychological perspective using Artificial Intelligence. After describing their dream in a designated field‚ the AI will respond with a written interpretation accompanied by a unique image that illustrates the dream. Powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT‚ the platform interprets dreams based on a unique set of instructions derived from Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic method of dream interpretation. "The implementation of artificial intelligence in Moonly allows users to gain insights into the meaning of their dreams immediately upon waking up. No more digging through dream dictionaries or waiting for the next session with a psychoanalyst to understand the significance of their dreams and the underlying subconscious processes they reveal‚" says Vitaliy Urban‚ Moonly app founder. Image source: Moonly Called The Dreamer‚ Moonly's AI feature is available on the home screen of the app in the Calendar section. You can interpret one dream per day‚ and it automatically resets at noon. For now‚ it's only available for iOS users. The developers say that this feature can generate interpretations for up to two dreams in the free version of Moonly. More than that‚ users need to subscribe to the app‚ although there's a dream per day limitation. After the interpretation is generated‚ users can save and share the image on social networks. In an upcoming version‚ users can save dreams directly within the application‚ allowing them to curate their dream diaries. Besides that‚ Moonly also brings a calendar based on the phase of the Moon‚ affirmations‚ tarot and runes practice‚ vibrations‚ mantras‚ meditations‚ and several stories and tips to help you understand Vedas‚ astrology‚ chakras‚ and more. The app is free to download on the App Store but offers a subscription to unlock all the features. The Birth Chart is a standalone purchase you only need to make once. You can try the app for a few days before you start paying for it‚ too. Don't Miss: Moonly for iPhone offers tarot cards‚ guided meditations‚ rune knowledge‚ and more The post Moonly for iPhone updated with AI dream interpretation 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