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GAMbIT Online Magazine is an entertainment blog based out of sunny Southern California. Our goal is to bring readers and viewers the best and most up-to-date content from the world of games, entertainment, movies, televIsion, technology and much more. If you’d like to write, contribute or be featured on GambitMag.com or our digital/print magazine, jump over to the contact page and drop us a line. Thanks for stopping by and supporting us. Be sure to follow us on Twitter and on Facebook to always stay in the know. GambitMag.com has been developed with an aim to bring all your entertainment-centric news under one roof, making it the one place to visit for any and every person looking for current and well fully independent content. We don’t cover every little thing that comes our way, but instead cover what we think is most entertaining and what connects most with our fans. Source

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Remember Google Clips? The Little Camera That Tried to Capture Life Without You Even Lifting a Finger

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Remember Google Clips? For those that have no idea what I’m talking about we have to flash back all the way to 2018. The #MeToo movement is in full swing, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just got hitched, Kendall Jenner got roasted online for months for that horrifically out-of-touch Pepsi commercial, and Covid-19 was waiting for us just around the corner.
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Sony To End All Physical Game Sales Because You’ll Own Nothing And Like It

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Sony has announced that they will no longer continue producing physical video games for their PlayStation console lineup. January of 2028 will mark the end of physical video games, a medium that has been around single the the consumer video game market kicked off in the 1970s.
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Apple Massively Increases Prices on All Products Because Trillion Dollar Companies Are Struggling

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Life is rough if you’re a trillion dollar tech company in 2026. As AI continues to gobble up chips, RAM, and storage for AI, you’re forced to also raise prices on your products in order to keep products flowing to consumers. Because how else would you be able to afford your next mega yacht, paid in part through tax loopholes if you eat those costs?
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Microsoft Announces Huge Price Increase On Xbox Consoles Because Everything Sucks

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Everything continues to suck, and consumers are getting left out in the cold with regards to enjoying video games. Microsoft has announced a huge price increase on nearly all Xbox consoles. The company is placing the blame on the ongoing crisis with regards to RAM and storage as the reason they are increasing prices. Starting on August 1st, Xbox consoles will start feeling it in their wallets, and just ahead of the launch of GTA VI.
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Valve’s Steam Machine Launches For $1,049 Disappointing Everyone

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Valve’s Steam Machine is going to cost you a pretty penny, far more than leaked estimated. Originally leaked to be releasing for under $800, the entry level Steam Machine will officially release for $1,049. It’s crazy that we are living in a world where you can’t purchase a gaming PC, even an mid-range one, for under $1,000. The reason for the impressive price increase is tied to the ongoing crisis in RAM and storage.
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Apple Says iPhone Prices Set To Rise

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On the heels of the unveiling of the iPhone 18 later this year, Apple CEO Tim Cook has stated that prices on the new iPhone will be higher than previous iterations. Cook cited the ongoing supply and demand issues regarding memory chips due in part to the AI boom. Speaking to The Wall Street Journal, Cook stated that “unfortunately, price increases are unavoidable.” What is unclear is what product lines will be affected by this.
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The Dumber Mini Is An Upcoming Really Smart Dumb Phone

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I’ve been looking to detach myself from the digital world for a long time now, for a number of reasons. It might be weird for a tech writer, but I’ve never been happy with how much algorithmic control a single device has over myself and others. I’m a fan of disconnected tech and single use devices. I still rock an iPod for music, an E-ink reader for my books, a Miyoo Mini Plus for gaming, and Sony point-and-shoot for photos, all in a small ETC bag.
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Echo Isle Review – We Have Zelda At Home

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A decade ago I might have not thought twice about a game like Echo Isle. I was deep into AAA gaming and these massive 40+ hour experiences. Indie games were a fun afterthought, the sort of games to be played when bored in order to kill a few minutes of the day between more meaty experiences. Fast forward to today, and I almost exclusively play indie games, something that can be seen by the review I write.
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Snapchat Debuts $2,200 AR Glasses Because They Can’t Read The Room

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What is going on? Have tech companies finally lost the plot in terms of understanding the current state of the world? Snapchat debuts $2,200 AR glasses because they can’t seem to read the room and forget they’re an app tailored to poor teenagers. And the worst part? They look goofy as hell. The company is currently getting clowned online for this announcement by average people who aren’t tech influencers, and it’s becoming a real problem for their bottom line.
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Commodore Announces Overpriced $500 Dumb Phone

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Commodore announces overpriced $500 dumb phone because they don’t know how to read the room. I’m pretty sure we are living in the upside down. Commodore, a brand most known for sticking their name on any random junk over the last decade plus, is back with something new. No, it’s not a new and cool mini-PC that calls back to the original. Instead, what we get is the Commodore CallBack 8020, a mobile phone that has many asking -Why? The CallBack Flip 8020, is what it says on the tin.
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