
Patrick O'Rourke
Journalist at Freelance
Editor-in-Chief at Pocket Lint
Writer at Expansion Pak
Editor-in-Chief at Pocket Lint
Writer at Expansion Pak
Articles
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1 day ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
Other smart TV operating systems can't compare to the elegance and simplicity of the Apple TV. The Apple TV's intuitive UI, always up-to-date apps, and seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem help it stand out. The recent Siri Remote update offers a mix of touch controls and physical buttons. Over the years, I've owned a lot of TVs, including models from LG, Samsung, Vizio, Hisense, and more.
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2 days ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
Steam isn't pre-installed on the ROG Ally X, so you need to download the app. Steam offers discounted brand-new titles, making it a more affordable option than the Xbox and Windows stores. Installing Steam on the ROG Ally X is simple and only takes a few minutes It might seem obvious to those familiar with the wild, sometimes complicated world of PC games, but the all-encompassing gaming platform that is Steam isn't installed by default on the ROG Ally X, unlike Valve's Steam Deck.
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3 days ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
FSR on the ROG Ally X boosts frame rate by enhancing image quality with the help of AI. It can help the handheld hit 60-70fps when set to high graphics settings with some games. Access system-level RSR in Settings under GPU settings in Amory Crate SE app. Before you scroll down to the comments to let me know how silly it is that I haven't tried FSR on the ROG Ally X until now, let me explain.
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6 days ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
Nintendo has announced a new Switch 2 pre-order date: April 24. The Switch 2 is still priced at $449.99, but the cost of accessories has increased. The console's pre-order date was initially delayed due to the Trump administration's tariffs. After a brief delay, Nintendo has announced a new Switch 2 pre-order date: April 24.
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1 week ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
If you aren't yet a Google Fi subscriber, this offer could be right up your alley. The US-based, Google-owned MVNO telecommunications service is offering new subscribers a Pixel 9a for free, as long as they sign up for a new plan and stay with the carrier for 24 months given the cost of the phone is returned through monthly bill credits (via: Android Authority). The plan includes a few options, with the lowest-cost option starting at $10/month.
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