月份: 2021 年 6 月
Terraria is free on Stadia Pro in July, Rainbow Six Siege hits June 30
A few more games will be free for Stadia Pro members starting July 1.
What you need to know
Stadia announced four games for Stadia Pro members to claim in July.
The four games are Moonlighter, Street Power Football, Terraria, and The Darkside Detective
Rainbow Six Siege also comes to Stadia on June 30.
Stadia revealed four games that Stadia Pro subscribers can claim starting the first week of July alongside other game announcements in its weekly blog post.
The four games that can be claimed starting on July 1 are action RPG Moonlighter, arcade soccer game Street Power Football, 2D survival sandbox Terraria, and point-and-click adventure game The Darkside Detective. Meanwhile, Pro members have until Wednesday, June 30 to claim Steamworld Dig, Ary & Secret of Seasons, SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom, Pikuniku, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard for free.
The company also said in its post that Ubisoft’s Rainbow Six Siege will be available on the platform on June 3…
From dumpster fire to crown jewels: Wear OS finally got good at MWC 2021
With everyone in the same boat, Android-powered watches can finally compete.
When my son was born over 7 years ago, my “new daddy gift” was the original Samsung Galaxy Gear. I got the one with the hot orange band because I wanted to make a statement. But, unfortunately, the Galaxy Gear didn’t last me long as I quickly upgraded to a Samsung Galaxy Live — one of the original two Android Wear-powered watches that were poised to show the world how a smartwatch was supposed to be. That cycle went on and on — as a new platform was released, a new update was unveiled. And yet, the experience seemed to get worse over time, not better.
Fast forward to today and, despite all the incredible-looking smartwatches on the market, I haven’t worn one daily since 2019. From sluggish performance, to terrible battery life, to the general malaise I experienced over the years with Google’s flailing Wear OS, I just became even more frustrated. When you threw in Samsung’s inability to provide proper…
Here are some robot vacuums that actually suck up pet hair
When you live in a home with pets, it’s not uncommon to find fur balls collecting in different areas of the house. Cats and dogs never seem to stop shedding, which makes cleaning up a bit of a hassle. The best way to keep your home clean is with a reliable robot vacuum like the iRobot Roomba i7+ that takes care of the furry mess every day. We’ve done our research and gathered a list of the best robot vacuums for pets, which varies from our picks for best robot vacuums overall. See which one fits your needs.
Best overall: iRobot Roomba i7+
This is most definitely an expensive choice for your home, but it’s also one of the only robot vacuums on the market that can dump its dustbin load and continue working. When you spring for the i7+, you get the vacuum and the Clean Base where dustbin loads are stored. You can also purchase a less expensive i7 vacuum on its own, but it won’t be compatible with the Clean Base. iRobot designed the Clean Base’s bags to hold up to 30 bins worth of de…