Latest

Gisele Bundchen sets record straight about Super Bowl postgame comments In a tweet , Bundchen clarified her comments, saying: "No one "let" anyone win". Bundchen responded to the criticism Wednesday on Twitter.
Grand Theft Auto V Sales Surpass 90 Million Units Despite predictions of revenue moderation, GTA V and GTA Online are still breaking records four years into their life cycles. Grand Theft Auto 5 sales account for a third of all GTA revenue, new figures have revealed.
Police identify theft suspect from hand-drawn sketch A spokesperson said: 'We released all of those details together in our police log in the hope that someone recognises the suspect. Police tried to find him at his last known address, though they haven't been able to locate him. "This was not done in jest".
Chinese Police Add Facial Recognition Glasses to Their Surveillance Arsenal The future of China's criminals isn't so bright thanks to police officers' new shades that some find frighteningly powerful. According to The Verge, the facial recognition sunglasses are now being tested at train stations in Zhengzhou.
China dismisses accusations from former Maldives leader In response, President Yameen arrested judges of the supreme court along with top political leaders. However, as tensions continued to rise, reports emerged that Maldives had bypassed India.
Atleast 136 people killed in Syria's Eastern Ghouta France's ambassador to the UN, François Delattre, called for unhindered access for aid agencies. US officials said no Americans were injured or killed in the attack by the pro-regime forces.
Los Angeles Police Department Sends Three Harvey Weinstein Cases to the DA Weinstein, 65, has denied non-consensual sex with anyone and Reuters has not been able to independently confirm the allegations. A district attorney's spokesman declined to give further details on the LAPD cases submitted for review February 1.
India Slaps Google With $21M Abuse Of Dominance Fine Given its dominant position throughout various industries, Google is no stranger to antitrust complaints from around the world. The hefty fee was calculated as five percent of the average annual revenue generated by Google's Indan operations.
Philadelphia shuts down for massive Eagles Super Bowl parade An estimated two million fans took to the streets to honor their Super Bowl heroes. "GO EAGLES!" he said. For buddies John Thompson, Don Smith and Craig Moyer, coming to the parade was a "bucket list event".
Champions League costs put brake on United's profit Broadcasting revenue was £61.6m, up 17% on the previous year, with total revenue for the quarter up 3.8% to £163.9m. A rising wage bill for players has cut into the latest quarterly profits from Manchester United , reports BBC Sport.
Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: North Korea's arrival greeted with protests UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and US Vice-President Mike Pence would attend the opening ceremony. Up to 500 North Koreans, including performers, media, officials and demonstration athletes will attend.
AAA Study: driving drowsy quadruples chances of getting in a crash What they found was a crash rate by drowsy drivers eight times greater than previously thought. According to research drowsy driving is almost eight times higher than federal estimates.
Israeli Special Forces Kill Palestinian Terrorists Behind Murder of Rabbi The married father of four from the Har Bracha settlement was an educator at a Bnei Akiva Yeshiva in Giv'at Shmuel. Ahmad Abu-Obeid was shot by soldiers when stone-throwers confronted them, the Palestinian Health ministry said.
For Supreme Court, Ayodhya is a land dispute The court is hearing a total of 13 appeals filed against the 2010 judgment of the Allahabad high court in four civil suits. They challenge the Allahabad high court verdict that mandated a three-way division of the disputed 2.77 acre site.
Claim against Josh Pastner alleges sexual assault Georgia Tech basketball coach Josh Pastner has had a sexual assault lawsuit filed against him, according to KOLD-TV in Arizona . Pastner played at Arizona from 1996-2000 and was a Wildcats assistant coach from 2002-08 before being hired by Memphis in 2009.

Recommended

Published: Fri, February 09, 2018

Hi-Tech | By Grace Becker

That Cool Sea of Thieves Xbox Controller is Getting Some Cool Accessories

That Cool Sea of Thieves Xbox Controller is Getting Some Cool Accessories

The $90 Sea of Thieves drive launches on March 20 alongside the game.

How much of this is likely to feature in the rumoured, unannounced open beta is unknown, but it's possible that Microsoft and Rare will want to push Sea of Thieves as much as possible as the game's 20th March launch date closes in. Today, we are excited to announce the line-up of Designed for Xbox Sea of Thieves companion gaming accessories from our partners at Seagate and Controller Gear.

Redditor vJoeyz looked over Sea of Thieves' latest update, 1.73.9618.2, and checked out some of the new file changes added into the game.

Dow Jones plunges 1032 points; TSX closes 264 lower
Germany's DAX Index dropped 2.3 percent, France's CAC40 Index shed 2.4 percent, while the UK's FTSE 100 index fell 2.6 percent. On Wednesday , benchmark 10-year notes last fell 18/32 in price to yield 2.834 percent, from 2.766 percent late on Tuesday.

Both Windows and Xbox One users can enjoy using the rather snazzy Seagate 2TB Game Drive and its deep purple color. With the game out on 20th March, I'm sure we can expect an announcement in the not too distant future.

Keep your treasures safe and your Xbox Wireless Controller fully charged with Controller Gear's officially-licensed Xbox Pro Charging Stand. Described as a "premium charging stand", it comes with a battery cover, a rechargeable battery, and a six-foot power cord. launches on April 5 for $50. Controller Gear will also release a similar stand, with no charging capacities, for $14.99. Apologies mateys, once you go full pirate, it's tough to go back.

In other news, Xbox has announced a $75 Sea of Thieves Xbox One controller, which is shipping to retailers now. To quote a TV infomercial, "But wait, there's more!"

Like this: