Steam's new Winter Sale has just gone live and there are plenty of titles that have gone on sale for as low as 80% off. But if you're looking for titles to get into some multiplayer action with friends over Christmas and into 2024‚ then you'll want to check out the titles on this list to help make up your mind first. Each deal is a steal at its current price‚ and you can be guaranteed to find something to pick up and play right now.

Thanks to the Game Awards Sale‚ Maui Strong Sale‚ and now Steam's Winter Sale (2023)‚ Monster Hunter World and its expansion Iceborne have now been discounted to their lowest price ever.

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Beeper moving on from its attempt to bring iMessage to Android users due to Apple closing all the possible loopholes. But that doesn't mean the story is about to end here. After a blog post from the company CEO saying he wants Beeper to be the "best chat app ever‚" with or without iMessage support for Android‚ The New York Times reports that the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission want to understand this Apple vs. Beeper controversy better. The publication says this duel has "raised questions in Washington about whether Apple has used its market dominance over iMessage to block competition and force consumers to spend more on iPhones than lower-priced alternatives." People familiar with the matter told the Justice Department's antitrust lawyer met with Eric Migicovsky‚ the co-founder of Beeper‚ about this possible anticompetitive behavior by Apple. At the same time‚ the FTC posted in its blog that it would scrutinize "dominant" players that "use privacy and security as a justification to disallow interoperability" between services. Although ultimately‚ this fight has more to do with Americans being used to texting through the Messages app instead of WhatsApp‚ Telegram‚ or another alternative‚ the government is worried about anticompetitive behavior from Apple‚ as it has been questioning the company about the App Store‚ Apple Pay monopoly‚ and so on. In addition‚ iPhones account for 50% of the smartphones sold in the US‚ up from 41% in 2018‚ so even though I could name at least ten other reasons why customers should choose an iPhone over an Android phone‚ the DoJ and FTC have to at least look into this matter. Apple didn't comment about this NYT story‚ but a spokeswoman told the publication that Cupertino would continue to update iMessage because it couldn't verify that Beeper keeps messages encrypted. “These techniques posed significant risks to user security and privacy‚ including the potential for metadata exposure and enabling unwanted messages‚ spam‚ and phishing attacks‚” she said in a statement. BGR will keep following the possible development of these investigations. Don't Miss: Beeper Mini now says you need an iPhone to get iMessage working on Android The post DoJ and FTC are taking a closer look at Apple’s iMessage battle with Beeper appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Apple’s blazing-fast M3 MacBook Pro hit a new all-time low of $1‚399 Best Apple deals for December 2023 Today’s deals: $20 Amazon bonus credit‚ $249 iPad‚ LG OLED TV sale‚ $72 off Pi7 S2 ANC earbuds‚ more Today’s deals: $329 Apple Watch Series 9‚ $20 AirTags‚ $99 Bose speaker‚ ASUS laptops‚ Ring Indoor Cam‚ more Trending Right Now: Star Wars release dates: Every announced movie and TV show Netflix is unveiling one of its biggest shows of 2024 at CES Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now

More Android users switch to iPhones than the other way around‚ and this is a trend that remains unchanged after years of competition between the two platforms. Of course‚ iMessage is no longer the only reason to ditch your Android phone. Recent surveys show that people appreciate the overall iPhone experience more than Android. Moreover‚ teens and young buyers are predominantly looking to get an iPhone rather than an Android device. Then‚ we have the recurrent accounts of Android users who have switched over to iPhones‚ most of them filled with praise. The most recent one I've read is the story of a former Pixel 7 owner who switched to the iPhone 15. He now says he no longer wants to throw his phone out the window. He added that‚ "as the saying goes: Apple just. Works." "Switching has in the most literal possible way increased my mental health. Thank you Apple‚" Reddit user DarhkTear wrote in a recent post. Continue reading... The post Pixel 7 owner who switched to iPhone 15 says his phone doesn’t make him insane anymore appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Apple’s blazing-fast M3 MacBook Pro hit a new all-time low of $1‚399 Best Apple deals for December 2023 Today’s deals: $20 Amazon bonus credit‚ $249 iPad‚ LG OLED TV sale‚ $72 off Pi7 S2 ANC earbuds‚ more Today’s deals: $329 Apple Watch Series 9‚ $20 AirTags‚ $99 Bose speaker‚ ASUS laptops‚ Ring Indoor Cam‚ more Trending Right Now: Star Wars release dates: Every announced movie and TV show Netflix is unveiling one of its biggest shows of 2024 at CES Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now

Today‚ as the northern hemisphere experiences the Winter Solstice‚ English archaeoastronomers remind us that Stonehenge was built to honor the sunset on this crucial date. Read moreSection: NewsHistory &; ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeHistoryAncient TraditionsRead Later 

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