Kevin Purdy is a technology reporter and product specialist who focuses on national tech news in the United States. He writes for publications such as Ars Technica and The Techstreet Now, and his work has been featured in Maverick Studios, Tech News Tube, and The New York Times. Kevin's articles cover a range of topics including app reviews, smart home technology, interviews with developers, and coverage of tech events like PAX Unplugged.
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Kevin Purdy's coverage is focused on technology, gaming, and content & publishing. He frequently covers indie developers, board games, product promotions and smart home technologies within the United States. Given his focus on these areas, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new product launches or developments from companies operating within the tech and gaming industries. Additionally, providing insights into emerging trends in smart home technologies could also pique his interest.
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By: Kevin Purdy
photo of 40 years later, Kontrabant 2 for ZX Spectrum is rebroadcast on FM in Slovenia image Enlarge / In 1984, the year 2000 was so promising, students made entire games promising to take you there. (credit: Radio Student) Software is almost impossibly easy to download, distribute, and access compared to 40 years ago. Everything is bigger, faster, and more flexible, but there's a certain charm to the…
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Only one kinda big thing really holds back this impressive collective effort.
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photo of Fedora Asahi Remix 40 is another big step forward for Linux on Apple Silicon Macs image Enlarge / RIP, Neofetch. (credit: Kevin Purdy) Asahi Linux, the project that aims to bring desktop Linux to Apple hardware with Apple silicon—the M series of chips—is out with Fedora Asahi Remix 40. More hardware features of Apple devices are supported, the Fedora Linux 40-based distro ships with KDE's new…
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Ask a necromancer to lick a shield. Type out "HIT," "YELL," "ZAP." It's funny.
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It's still unclear why WBD wouldn't have done this in the first place.
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photo of Warner Bros. gives Adult Swim games back to their creators rather than kill them image Enlarge / Timely art from the game Traverser, soon to be published by developer Gatling Goat Studios. (credit: Gatling Goat Studios/Adult Swim Games) Warner Bros. Discovery has spent at least two months threatening more than a dozen indie games developers with the "retirement" of their games, with little to no…
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Google's Gemini AI wants to help you plan, brainstorm, and shop inside Search.
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photo of Google is “reimagining” search in “the Gemini era” with improved AI options image Enlarge / You asked for the best, and this is the Gemini AI's answer. (credit: Google) Search is still important to Google, but soon it will change. At its all-in-one AI Google I/O event Tuesday, the company introduced a host of AI-enabled features coming to Google Search at various points in the near future,…
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Some pretty dark patterns make free version of remote desktop tool hard to find.
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photo of RealVNC is dropping its “Home” plan and barely noting its free “Lite” option image Enlarge (credit: RealVNC) RealVNC will soon end its "Home" plan that's free to use for up to three users and five devices. If you still wanted a non-commercial just-in-case plan, there is one, but you're going to have to hunt a bit. RealVNC users with Home subscriptions will likely receive an email from the…
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