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    Fernandes hails Ronaldo, urges Portugal unity before Norway clash▼Fernandes hails Ronaldo and calls for Portugal unity ahead of Norway game https://www. aljazeera.com/sports/2026/10/3 /fMmastodonWorld24 d ago

    Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has praised Cristiano Ronaldo and called for unity within the Portugal squad ahead of their match against Norway. Ronaldo withdrew from the national team squad, prompting questions about his absence, but Fernandes moved to quell speculation by defending his teammate and stressing that the group must stay focused and united for the upcoming fixture.

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    Unity launches AI game-creation tool with a catch▼Unity’s new AI game-creation tool has a twist: You still have to put the work in✉newsCultureGaming1 h ago

    Unity has unveiled a new AI-powered game-creation tool, but the company stresses that developers will still need to put in substantial work themselves. The announcement suggests the tool assists with development tasks rather than producing finished games automatically, tempering expectations about AI replacing hands-on game development.

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    Open Mosque Day coincides with German Unity Day●Am Tag der deutschen Einheit gibt es auch den Tag der offenen Moschee. Muslime schildern hier, was das Gebetshaus ihnenMmastodonWorldReligion24 d ago

    On 3 October, mosques across Germany, including in Duisburg and Essen in North Rhine-Westphalia, open their doors to visitors for the annual Open Mosque Day, which this year falls on the same date as German Unity Day. Muslims are describing what their prayer houses mean to them, and the overlap of the two dates is prompting conversation about faith, belonging and coexistence in Germany.

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    Google Labs launches no-code game creation tool Playground●Google Labs has launched Playground, a browser-based platform that generates games from natural language without coding.MmastodonTechnology218 h ago

    Google Labs has launched Playground, a browser-based platform that generates playable games from natural language descriptions, requiring no coding skills. The service is currently available in the United States to users aged 18 and over at playground.google. Unity Spark integration is planned, and supporters say the tool democratises game creation by letting anyone build interactive entertainment simply by describing what they want.