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Commerce Writer

Quentyn Kennemer is a commerce writer for The Verge. Previously, he was the tech commerce editor for Forbes, and his work has appeared at respected outlets like Business Insider, Consumer Reports, Digital Trends, and more. Quentyn started his career as the cofounder of a successful gaming culture community before spending nearly a decade treating his smartphone addiction as managing editor for the world's first Android publication. His career spans more than 15 years.

Apple

Reese’s Book Club lands exclusive audiobook experience in Apple Books

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Jun 4|

Deals

You can save 50 percent on a Pixel 8A when you buy any other Pixel 8

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Jun 4|

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The Verge’s 2024 summer gift guide

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Jun 3|

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Here are a few of our favorite deals from Sony’s latest Days of Play sale

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May 31|

Deals

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’s first discount takes $15 off

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May 29|

Apple

Refreshed Beats Pill will reportedly gain Find My, 24-hour battery life, and better sound

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May 28|

Deals

The best Memorial Day deals you can still get

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May 28|

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The 10th-gen iPad drops below $300 for the first time

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and Sheena Vasani

May 28|

Quentyn Kennemer May 27

What will the Lenovo Legion Go Lite look like?

Windows Central reports a Lite version of the modular Steam Deck alternative is in the works, with an AMD Z1-based processor — and almost no information beyond that.

I think there’s more than enough room to shrink the relatively massive 8.8-inch display. Lenovo could also easily sacrifice the removable mouse/controllers, among other low-hanging fruit. We’re taking bets in the comments.

We're getting a Lenovo Legion Go 'Lite' — Lenovo is potentially working on a more affordable PC gaming handheld

[Windows Central]

Quentyn Kennemer May 27

“The legend of Erdrick draws near.”

A short video from Square Enix reveals that Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D, a remake of the 1988 RPG, will come to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Square Enix first announced it in 2021 alongside Dragon Quest 12, and we could soon get a release date. The charming art style is reminiscent of Octopath Traveler, which uses the same engine.