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Red Dead Redemption arrives on Netflix Games, marking franchise’s mobile debut

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By Syed Agha
| The Express Tribune Verified
Netflix has added Red Dead Redemption to its gaming catalogue, making the acclaimed Rockstar Games title available on iOS and Android for the first time. The game is accessible to all Netflix subscribers and can be downloaded through the platform’s mobile app. The release features mobile-optimized controls, including touch-based shooting and movement. However, the title does not include a multiplayer mode, and an active internet connection is required at all times.
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Google to retire Assistant in March 2026 as Gemini takes over Original

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By Syed Agha
| The Express Tribune Verified
Google has confirmed it will phase out Google Assistant, with full retirement scheduled for March 2026. The company disclosed the timeline through notices appearing on its support forums, stating that the service will continue operating until that date before being gradually wound down. Google Assistant was introduced in 2016 at Google I/O as the successor to Google Now, launching later that year on the first Pixel phones and the Google Home speaker.
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Applying for UK fast-track residency: a step by step guide for high-earners and innovators

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By Syed Agha
| The Express Tribune Verified
The UK government has recently unveiled a new fast-track pathway to residency, specifically designed for high earners, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer seeks to retain skilled workers within the City of London and other key sectors amid a broader clampdown on migration. This move enables certain highly paid professionals and entrepreneurs to significantly reduce the time required to apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR), the primary step toward British citizenship.
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