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Which is great, since it’s a familiar system to Apple users. However, the familiarity does call into question why custom widgets like this can’t come to the existing version of CarPlay.

Early European playing cards were not uniform. As cards traveled north from Spain and Italy, European countries developed custom suits and decks with varied numbers of cards. Germany used acorns ...

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And their OEM partners are showing off their stuff on the floor, too. MSI has Nvidia cards, Gigabyte has both of them, and Adam Patrick Murray got to check them all out. First up we’ve got MSI ...