Bond with your Bumble match over Netflix shows through new in-app game

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Bumble and Netflix have partnered to host a weekly in-app Netflix-themed game called Netflix Nights In. You can play against your match to see who can answer the questions correctly. A recent Bumble survey found that 78% of users think it's easier to talk to matches if they have similar tastes in movies and TV shows. 

Netflix Nights In will start on Monday, January 30, and end on March 13. The game will be available to Bumble users in the US, Canada, and the UK. Every Monday, the question will revolve around one show, including Emily in Paris, Stranger Things, Squid Game, Selling Sunset, Love Is Blind, and Outer Banks. The correct answer won't be revealed until both users pick their responses.

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Razer Kishi V2 now works with touchscreen-only games on Android

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The latest firmware update for Razer's Kishi V2 mobile gaming controller and the Razer Nexus app allows it to support games that were previously touchscreen-only on Android (like Genshin Impact and Marvel Snap). You can access the new feature through the free Nexus app, which lets you remap controller inputs to touchscreen control. The Razer Nexus app is also a centralized hub to launch games and stream them on platforms like Facebook Live or YouTube.

There's no concrete launch window for a rollout to iOS, but the Virtual Controller Mode is coming to the Razer Edge tablet controller sometime in Q1 2023.

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Microsoft to stop selling Windows 10 downloads this January

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As Microsoft prepares to discontinue Windows 10 in October 2025, the company is halting the sales of downloads for Windows 10 Home and Pro by January 31. Support for the operating system will continue until the planned discontinuation in two years. But it might be possible to get Windows 10 through other retailers or OEMs. Windows 10 was first launched in 2015, which means it'll be discontinued exactly 10 years later.

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5 Benefits of Managed IT Services

If you don’t have an in-house IT department, then looking after your business’ computers, software and other technologies can be a bit of a nightmare. Fortunately, there is a simple solution. 

Managed IT services are becoming increasingly popular with both small and large businesses due to their convenience, cost-effectiveness, and unrivalled expertise. If you are still not sure if managed IT services are the right choice for your company, then the below benefits just might convince you! 

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