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When you can’t avoid going outside, wear warm gloves and extra socks. Carrying hand warmers can also help. Keep dry. Slush leaking into your boots and snow melting on woven gloves can speed up ...

Nintendo has today invited fans from across the world to get hands-on with the Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of its release. Those who registered for a hands-on event, which are taking place in the U.S ...

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