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For the first time, Microsoft to release a Halo game on Playstation

Gaming · United States

For the first time, Microsoft to release a Halo game on Playstation

59% Left coverage: 22 sources

The remake of the original Halo game, due out next year, will also have new prequel missions.See the Story

GM Removing CarPlay From More Cars, Bizarrely Citing Steve Jobs as Inspiration

Steve Jobs · Detroit

GM Removing CarPlay From More Cars, Bizarrely Citing Steve Jobs as Inspiration

54% Center coverage: 11 sources

In March 2023, GM announced it was ditching CarPlay in all of its future EVs. Two and a half years...See the Story

GM's Plan To Drop CarPlay And Android Auto Has The Internet Baffled: 'That's A Mistake'

Electric Vehicles · Detroit

GM's Plan To Drop CarPlay And Android Auto Has The Internet Baffled: 'That's A Mistake'

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

General Motors, in a backwards move, has opted not to support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in newer models, and many of the car-buying public are not happy.See the Story

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