A cheaper next-gen Xbox could be unveiled in August

Plus: macOS users are getting a Netflix upgrade, Prime Video adds a Watch Party feature, check out Apple's apps of the year, and more –

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Amazon Prime Video gets its very own Watch Party feature Read more

If you can't watch something in person with friends and family right now, why not use Amazon Prime Video's new Watch Party feature instead? It syncs playback across multiple devices, and lets you chat with each other during the movie or show.

Safari in macOS Big Sur supports the best Netflix experience Read more

If Netflix is your streaming service of choice, good news if you're on macOS: the upcoming Big Sur release will upgrade Safari to support the best possible Netflix playback, 4K and HDR included, which isn't currently available on Apple's browser.

Take a look at Apple's picks for the best apps of the year Read more

Besides upgrading the technology underpinning Safari, Apple has also been busy choosing its favorite apps and games of 2020 – we've rounded up all the highlights, if you're looking for something new to install on your iPhone or iPad.

Microsoft now offers an undelete tool for its Windows 10 OS Read more

If you're on Windows and have accidentally deleted something you shouldn't have, there's now an extra safety net to fall back on: an official Microsoft undelete tool has been added to the Microsoft Store, which you can use to try to recover erased data.

We might see a cheaper Xbox Series X appear in August Read more

The unofficial word on the Microsoft gaming street is that we're going to see a cheaper Xbox Series X appear in August. The console, which might be called the Xbox Series S, is said to offer disc-less operation, as well as a lower price.

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