Razer, 'Minecraft' team up for blocky gaming peripherals

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Razer partnered with Mojang Studios to launch an official Minecraft-themed collection of gaming peripherals. This collaboration brings together Razer's technology and the world of Minecraft, offering fans a unique and immersive gaming experience. The collection includes a range of devices, each designed to match the look of the blocky universe.

The Razer | Minecraft lineup features the BlackWidow V4 X keyboard, Kraken V4 X headset, Cobra mouse, and Gigantus V2 mouse mat, all sporting Minecraft-inspired designs and RGB lighting. Notably, purchasing any of these items unlocks exclusive in-game items, such as the Ender Dragon Shawl and Overgrown Arm.

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Samsung scheduled to launch Galaxy A phones on March 2

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Samsung officially announced its upcoming Galaxy A launch event, scheduled for March 2. While the company remains tight-lipped about specific models, speculation is rife that the event will unveil the highly anticipated Galaxy A56, A36, and A26 smartphones, based on recent leaks.

However, a teaser image from Samsung hints at only two devices being showcased, leaving room for a potential staggered release of the trio.

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LG to bring cloud gaming service to more screens in 2025

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LG is expanding access to its cloud gaming service, Gaming Portal, and adding support for Xbox Cloud Gaming. Gaming Portal, which acts as a dedicated app store for games and organizes cloud gaming services like GeForce NOW and Amazon Luna, is currently only available on LG smart TVs running webOS 23 and up. However, the South Korean technology company plans to bring the feature to its smart monitors and lifestyle screens by the second quarter of 2025. This means you'll be able to play games on these devices without needing a console. With its recent partnership with Microsoft, you'll soon be able to stream Xbox games on your LG screen without needing an Xbox console.

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OnePlus Watch 3 delayed due to typo

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The highly anticipated OnePlus Watch 3, originally slated for release today, February 25, has been pushed back to April 2025. OnePlus announced the delay, citing a minor typographical error discovered on the watch hardware. The error, "Meda in China" instead of "Made in China," is being corrected with a new production batch.

Despite the delay, pre-orders will continue from today with the previously announced discounts for early buyers. Customers who happen to receive a watch with the typo can return it "without question," according to OnePlus.

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