Thursday
Mar192026

Meta set to shutter VR version of Horizon Worlds in June

Source: Meta

After announcing plans to go "all-in" with the mobile version of Horizon Worlds, Meta is cutting off access to the virtual reality version of its first metaverse attempt after June 15, 2026. By the end of March, Meta said individual Horizon Worlds and Events will be taken out of the Quest VR app store, with headset owners left unable to visit worlds such as "Horizon Central, Events Arena, Kaiju and Bobber Bay."

After June 15, the app will be removed entirely from Quest headsets. The Hyperscape Capture beta feature, which has been tested out recently, is also being removed from Horizon Worlds.

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Thursday
Mar192026

Try out 'Totally Reliable Delivery Service' and 'Hell Let Loose' this weekend during Microsoft Xbox's Free Play Days

Source: Microsoft

Microsoft Xbox's Free Play Days gives you a taste of a few titles this weekend, including Totally Reliable Delivery Service, Hell Let Loose, Sea of Thieves, and more. Of course, you'll need an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Premium or Essential subscription to play from Thursday, March 19, 2026, through Sunday, March 22, 2026.

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Wednesday
Mar182026

Samsung to halt sale of Galaxy Z TriFold after just three months

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Samsung is seemingly winding down the sale of its Galaxy Z TriFold roughly three months after it became available on the market, Bloomberg News reported. A company spokesperson told the publication it will halt sales for the US$2,899 (~CA$3,977) device in South Korea before ending its sales in the US, at least until the remaining stocks are cleared.

Bloomberg noted that the move is anticipated, given that the company stopped teasing future restocks on its website. According to posts on social media and Reddit, some units are still available in Samsung Experience Stores in Frisco, Texas and Queens, New York.

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Wednesday
Mar182026

Review: MacBook Neo

 

By Gadjo C. Sevilla

Apple’s MacBook Neo opens up a new segment for premium-built, performant, and generally attainable laptops not just for students, but for entire markets where new Apple devices have been priced out of people’s budgets.

Out of the box, the Neo provides the complete premium Apple unboxing experience. No expense was spared in the presentation and the unboxing experience. A tiny ‘hello’ tab greets new users before they unwrap the laptop, and in certain markets you get a 20W USB-C charger and a braided cable.

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