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James Bentley
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Hardware Writer, PC Gamer
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Biography
I’m a gaming and tech journalist with experience writing for NME, TechRadar, GamesRadar, and more Currently: Staff writer at Gfinity Staff Writer at Lock-On Freelance Journalist and video producer Previously: Staff Writer at RealSport101 Staff Writer at Techraptor
Politics , Pop Culture , Gaming
I'll write about anything that's interesting. And I can make anything interesting.
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Apple reportedly shipped 600 tons of iPhones in rapid time to 'beat the tariff', only for tariffs to see a 90-day pause
By James Bentley Verified| PC Gamer Verified Tariffs. If you've been following the news over the last few months, that word has likely popped up more than any other. Well, not including 'and' and 'Trump', of course. The tech industry, being dependent on labour from all around the world, is in a unique place with tariffs ever looming, and Apple's solution to this problem is just to get as many iPhones in the United States before it all takes place.
Razer PC Remote Play, a cloud streaming service based on open-source Moonlight, has finally launched and we've put it to the test
By James Bentley Verified| PC Gamer Verified There are a handful of major game streaming apps on the market but not all that many accessible ways of streaming your entire rig to your phone. Razer has just launched an app to fix that problem, and really hopes you pair the app with its controllers, the Kishi Ultra or Kish V2 while you do so. The new Razer PC Remote Play app is built on Moonlight, which is an open-source PC streaming software, originally using Nvidia's streaming protocol.
Apple reportedly shipped 600 tons of iPhones in rapid time to 'beat the tariff', only for tariffs to see a 90-day pause
By James Bentley Verified| Flipboard@ Apple reportedly shipped 600 tons of iPhones in rapid time to 'beat the tariff', only for tariffs to see a 90-day pauseThis should hold off price rises for a little while. Tariffs. If you've been following the news over the last few months, that word has likely popped …
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PC Gamer
PC Gamer is a publisher of reviews, demos, updates and news on PC games.