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Samuel Axon

Samuel Axon

Senior Reviews Editor at Ars Technica

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Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Business
  • Computers & Technology
  • Technology
  • Apple Products

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Recent Articles

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On May 5, Microsoft’s Skype will shut down for good

Skype users will be able to move into Teams with their existing accounts.
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The PlayStation VR2 will get a drastic price cut, but that might no...

This could revitalize the platform—or demonstrate that things aren’t going well.
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Microsoft brings an official Copilot app to macOS for the first time

It looks and works just like similar apps from OpenAI and Anthropic.
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Perplexity wants to reinvent the web browser with AI—but there’s fi...

Comet joins Cursor and others in an early wave of AI takes on traditional apps.
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The Sims re-release shows what’s wrong with big publishers and sing...

Opinion: EA might be done with single-player games—but we’re not.
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Civilization VII review: A major overhaul solves Civ’s oldest problems

Not all changes will be popular, but it’s a great launching point for a new age.
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The Severance writer and cast on corporate cults, sci-fi, and more

Cult documentaries, science fiction classics are named as the show’s influences.
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In Apple’s first-quarter earnings, the Mac leads the way in sales g...

CEO Tim Cook says iPhones sell better in countries with Apple Intelligence.
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Sony removes PlayStation account requirement from 4 single-player S...

In-game goodies still provide incentives even though the requirement is gone.
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With iOS 18.3, Apple Intelligence is now on by default

Apple has released software updates for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and more.
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RIP EA’s Origin launcher: We knew ye all too well, unfortunately

End of 32-bit Windows support offered an excuse to put the nail in the coffin.