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There have been several entries in the survival genre of gaming‚ with most trying to stand out from the competition. Some of the best entries of these games wish to give players a very immersive sense of survival by allowing them to craft all manner of items and even shape the world around them.

Skull And Bones gives you the taste of pirate life with many opportunities for adventuring. There is little to no hand holding in this game and while that has exciting aspects to it‚ it can become a bit frustrating when you're trying to locate certain items.

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Xiaomi on Thursday took the wraps off of the Xiaomi 14 Ultra‚ which joins the already launched Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro. But‚ as the name implies‚ the Xiaomi 14 Ultra is the most powerful Android phone the Chinese vendor has ever released. The Ultra will go up against other 2024 flagships‚ including the Galaxy S24 Ultra that Samsung launched in January.  The bad news about the Xiaomi 14 Ultra is that it's only available in China right now. The good news is that the exclusivity will be short-lived. Xiaomi has an event scheduled for Sunday in Barcelona‚ where the global Xiaomi 14 Ultra will likely be introduced. After all‚ Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said recently the Ultra would appear at MWC 2024 on Sunday. Continue reading... The post Xiaomi 14 Ultra launches in China ahead of MWC debut 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

Over the past 15 years‚ Google has been showcasing thousands of fun‚ clever‚ informative‚ and inspiring experiments coders have made with Chrome‚ Android‚ AR‚ AI‚ and more. If you weren't aware‚ all of those experiments can be found online on the Experiments with Google website. As of February 2024‚ there are over 1‚600 experiments available to try‚ and while it's worth scrolling through to see them all‚ we've picked out our five favorites below. Instrument Playground Instrument Playground is an AI-powered Google experiment. Image source: Google I am still not entirely convinced that AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Gemini are "the future‚" but it's clear that artificial intelligence is going to power many of the products and services we use in the coming months. As frightening as that might be‚ there are plenty of instances where AI is used to create something delightful and entertaining. That's certainly the case for Instrument Playground‚ which is a recent Experiment with Google powered by AI. When you launch the experiment‚ you'll tell it which instrument you want to play. Once you pick an instrument‚ the MusicLM text-to-music language model will generate a 20-second sound clip inspired by the instrument. You can alter that sound by adding an adjective (loud‚ moody‚ shrill)‚ switch between three different modes‚ or play the instrument with your keyboard to create your own short song. You could spend hours messing around with this one. Try Instrument Playground Puzzle Party https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6af6EjWbO8 Assembling a jigsaw puzzle can be fun and therapeutic‚ but keeping up with all of the physical puzzle pieces is a bit of a pain. That's why I recommend trying out the experiment Puzzle Party‚ which tasks you with assembling puzzles of famous artwork available on Google Arts &; Culture. The best part is that you can invite as many people as you want to play with you in Google and collaborate to finish the puzzles together. If you want to try the experiment for yourself‚ click the button below: Try Puzzle Party Return of the Cat Mummy Return of the Cat Mummy is one of the best games on Experiments with Google. Image source: Google I'm always on the hunt for fun browser games to play on my lunch breaks‚ and Return of the Cat Mummy definitely fits the bill. You play a mummified cat who is trying to gather all the ceremonial items necessary for the pharaoh's afterlife journey. Along the way‚ you might learn a thing or two about ancient Egyptian history. Fun and educational! Try Return of the Cat Mummy Say What You See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmpYTnnGIHQ As intrigued as I am by AI image generators‚ I never know exactly how to phrase what I want them to generate. Say What You See is a game that teaches you the art of image prompting by showing you an image and asking you to type in a caption that might generate that image. The closer you get to nailing the caption‚ the higher you score. Try Say What You See Tab Maker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWKOkf_JkEI Do you want to design a custom new tab page in Chrome but don't have the coding skills to make it happen? If so‚ you need to check out Tab Maker. This brilliant tool allows you to building an extension for Chrome that changes the new tab page into whatever your heart desires. Follow the instructions to build the new tab page of your dreams with text‚ images‚ GIFs‚ and links‚ and then share it with the world (or keep it to yourself). If you want to try it for yourself‚ visit tabmaker.withgoogle.com. Don't Miss: Google Gemini comes to Chrome to help you write emails‚ cover letters‚ and anything else The post 5 best Experiments with Google you can try right now 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

Archaeologists in Catalonia‚ northeastern Spain‚ have unearthed human and animal remains and ornamental objects spanning from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age.  Read moreSection: NewsHistory &; ArchaeologyEvolution &; Human OriginsRead Later