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Andrew Liszewski

Andrew Liszewski

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    Nomad now offers a Google version of its ultra-thin tracking card.

    The original version of the $29 Tracking Card Air was only compatible with Apple’s Find My network. The new version instead supports Google Find Hub for the same price. It’s also still just 1.7mm thick with up to 7 months of battery life that can be extended by dropping the card onto a wireless charger.

    Correction, March 31st: An earlier version of this article misstated the battery life of the card. It’s 7 months, not 7 hours.

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    The Nomad Tracking Card Air sitting on a leather wallet next to an Android phone.
    The Tracking Card Air is about as thin as two stacked credit cards.
    Image: Nomad
    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    Hang your favorite Switch games on your keys with this tiny squishy Game Boy.

    The NW5 Case Keyring features a removable core that can store three Switch cartridges (OG or new) plus three microSD cards. It slides into a protective silicone recreation of the original Game Boy featuring a window for displaying game art and an included carabiner. It’s $15.99 from Elago, or $14.99 through Amazon.

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    <em>You can display cartridge art through the Game Boy’s screen cutout, or a green pixelated version of Elago’s logo.</em>
    <em>A hole on the bottom of the Game Boy case makes it easier to slide the cartridge storage up and out.</em>
    <em>A carabiner is included, but no games or memory cards are.</em>
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    You can display cartridge art through the Game Boy’s screen cutout, or a green pixelated version of Elago’s logo.
    Image: Elago
    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    A full port of Prince of Persia is now available for the Flipper Zero.

    Nearly four decades after Jordan Mechner’s original Prince of Persia debuted on the Apple II, a new port called Prince Of Arabia is now available for the Flipper Zero. It’s the full game, including fights and traps, and doesn’t require the Zero’s optional Video Game Module unless you want to play on a bigger screen.