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While driving, it’s important to remember the rules of the road. Running a red light will result in a fine (damn red light cameras), as will speeding. While Euro Truck Simulator utilized speed cameras, here in America things work a little differently. Cops are constantly on patrol, and if caught speeding near one, a fine will instantly be deducted. There’s no car chase or even getting pulled over, just cop lights and sirens and $1,000 removed from your bank account. Along the way, players may need to stop for gas, rest, get weighed at weigh stations, or get repairs. These must be done at certain locations and have corresponding meters on the HUD. The biggest concern with these is the time invested, since each assignment has a window in which the recipient expects their items to be delivered in. Just a heads up: if you’re driver starts yawning, stop at a rest station! The traffic AI seems to be vastly improved in American Truck Simulator. Cars will stop early at intersections, making those wide turns that much easier. They also rarely pull out in front of your giant truck barreling down on them, though I have had that happen once or twice. Hell, they’ll even slow down if your blinker is on to let you move over! Well, sometimes. - [Read More]

We cover games like Clash Royale, Coin Master, Ants Underground Kingdom, Spike Volleyball, Zombie Tsunami and if you are interested in getting fresh bonus codes then keep an eye on our website! We are team Techfornerd, a group of enthusiast people who keep an eye on daily innovations in smart gadgets. We are excited to share most of the information and our research with our beloved visitors through www.techfornerd.com. - [Read More]

Other keyboards struggle to match the Keychron K10 for performance at a budget price point. Despite its modest price, it offers an incredible typing experience in its stock configuration compared to other budget options. It comes with your choice of Gateron G Pro switches, which come pre-lubricated from the factory for a smoother keypress. The standout feature of this keyboard is the system compatibility and the wireless connectivity. There's a toggle on the top of the board to switch between Windows and macOS systems, and the keyboard comes with system-specific keycaps for the modifier keys. You can connect this keyboard with up to three devices at once using Bluetooth or use it wired, and the battery life is incredible, allowing you to clock over 200 hours of use on a single charge with the backlighting off. Even though this is a budget model, it does have a full array of RGB backlighting, though it's worth noting there's no companion software to customize it. If you don't need a Numpad or prefer a more compact option that doesn't take up as much space on your desk, you may want to check out some of the other keyboards in Keychron's K Series, which are smaller and a bit less expensive, like the TenKeyLess (80%) Keychron K8 or the compact (65%) Keychron K6. - [Read More]