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Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s launch date and a content roadmap will be unveiled shortly, BioWare says, following a roundup of the game’s appearance at San Diego Comic-Con 2024. The full voice-acting cast already had been revealed, but the panel did expand further on what the story was inside the high-fantasy role-playing game.

Sneakers themed after Bitcoin (BTC) and United States Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump sold out shortly after listing at $499. The listings for the orange — a color attributed to both Bitcoin and Trump — high tops version of the sneakers shows that they were already sold out at $499.

Apple’s strict guidelines mean that developers have to jump through hoops to get their apps into the hands of users. While the review process is usually quite vigilant, a pirate streaming app managed to sneak through but has since been removed. This follows the report by 9 to 5 Mac who, at the beginning of July, highlighted how a strange app called ‘Collect Cards: Store box’ had been available on the Store for over a year. It didn’t have much of a description and the images showed screenshots with a simple interface for an app that appeared to look like a photo and video management tool. In reality, the app was actually a cover for a pirate streaming platform that hosted content from the likes of Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, and Apple TV. After having tricked Apple and even making its way to being #2 on the most downloaded free apps in Brazil list, the iPhone maker soon noticed its mistake and removed it from the platform. Pirate streaming apps made it onto the App Store While this would usually be the end of it.

Apple’s latest and greatest iOS operation system won’t be with us properly for another six weeks or so, but there is a chance you have jumped on board the Public beta in order to test out a couple of its cool new features., Being a beta however means there will be issues and maybe not everything is as well signposted as it may be when we get the final version.

AI is coming to the drive-thru, as Taco Bell plans to roll out a voice-automated chatbot into hundreds of locations by the end of the year. Parent company Yum! Brands has announced the adoption of technology which could bring significant changes to the fast food and hospitality industry. Yum! Brands owns other popular businesses like KFC, Pizza Hut, and the Habit Burger Grill.

Gambling brand Stake continues to enter into new markets, as it expands its horizons into Italy through an acquisition of Idealbet from the Octavian Group. The Italian sports betting and remote gaming operator was previously owned by Baldo Line, but will now be under the Stake portfolio following the successful handoff. The brand will continue under its name and its Italian gaming license which will give Stake access to a whole new country. This expansion is another for the Australian-Curaçaoan gambling company following its acquisition of Betfair Colombia in November which allowed it entry into Latin America. The Italian entryway will see Stake establish “a local presence in Italy by opening an office in Italy to expand on its team of employees.” Currently, the old parent company of Idealbet, Baldo Line, operates in the province of Veneto. The financial details of the acquisition haven’t been made publicly available. Both sides ‘thrilled’ as Stake makes it into Italy In the announcement, the chief strategy officer at Easygo, Brais Pena, which is the technology operator behind Stake said: “This acquisition aligns with our strategic ambitions to increase our global footprint, particularly in an established region like Italy, and marks a significant milestone for Stake. “We’re thrilled to work with Idealbet to provide the best experience for our customers.” The Octavian Group are happy with the change too, with the CEO Simone Pachera commenting: “We’re excited to collaborate with Stake and usher in a new experience for our customers, further expanding the market in Italy. “Since acquiring Baldo Line, we have built a strong foundation for Idealbet through our AGP gaming platform and HubCasino aggregator. “Now, we are thrilled to transition operations to Stake, a globally renowned brand with a proven track record of delivering exceptional player experience. “We are confident that Stake will significantly enhance the growth of Idealbet and bring renewed energy to our players, as well as the entire Italian online gaming market.” Image Credit: Via Ideogram The post Stake acquires Italy-based sports betting company appeared first on ReadWrite.