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Whitson Gordon

  • Senior Manager, Gaming Marketing Content, ASUS
San Diego
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Senior manager of content marketing at @ASUS_ROG. Former editor-in-chief of @Lifehacker & former freelancer @ everywhere. Opinions my own, not my employer's.
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Can't Afford a PS5? Here's How to Upgrade Your PS4 for Faster Load Times

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6 hours ago Microsoft will hold its annual Xbox Games Showcase on Sunday, June 7, the company announced Monday. The Xbox showcase promises "first gameplay looks and huge news on upcoming titles" from Xbox Game Studios and third-party partners, "from the biggest franchises to soon-to-be indie darlings." That …
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Want to Run Android Apps, Games on Your PC? Try These 5 Programs

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6 hours ago For casual drinkers, ordering wine at a nice restaurant can be daunting. Apps can help, but is it rude to use one? Choosing a bottle of wine at retail -- whether you're browsing a well-curated wine shop or grabbing something off a grocery store shelf -- is a low-stakes experience. Ordering one at a …
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Beginner's Guide: How to Get Started With Raspberry Pi

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7 hours ago They tell you that replying “STOP” will get the texts to cease. But in many cases, they’re lying. And it can often make things worse. Here’s a better way to staunch the flow. Spammers and malicious actors inundate us with a steady stream of text messages—often purporting to be from legitimate …
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