Amazon is pulling the plug on Nicolas Cage's Marvel noir series after critical acclaim and 2.6 billion viewing minutes weren't enough to justify the cost.
With PS5 and Xbox prices up 60-71% and shelves running dry, Rockstar and Take-Two may abandon their usual 1-2 year console exclusivity window for GTA VI.
Announced at IFA 2026, the Swift Blade 14 undercuts the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and Zenbook A14 on weight — but pricing and UK availability are still up in the air.
Production ran at just a few hundred units a day in late August—bad news for anyone hoping to get one at launch.
Feral Interactive is bringing the remastered open-world classic to mobile for $19.99, with all DLC included and online co-op support.
A dedicated Zelda anniversary showcase on Sept 8 is followed by a full Switch 2 games Direct on Sept 9 — here's what to expect from both.
Motorola's new flagship watch packs eSIM, Polar health tracking, and Wear OS 6 — at a price that undercuts Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra by nearly $350.
The MagFlow Pro uses a micro-pump and circulating coolant to keep wireless charging speeds steady — a first for portable batteries.
The robotaxi embeds a Starlink V5 terminal for 4K passenger streaming and fleet backup, despite SpaceX's own spec sheet classifying the hardware as residential-only.
Lenovo's new mini-PC packs a 16-core AMD chip and up to 128GB of unified memory into a chassis smaller than a shoebox — and four units can cluster together to rival server-class machines.
Square Enix's trilogy closer lands April 8, 2027 on every major platform simultaneously — a first for the FF7 Remake series — with pricing from $69.99 to $350.
Poco's new X8 Power launched in India with a silicon-carbon 10,000 mAh battery, IP69K water resistance, and 100W fast charging — but Western availability is unconfirmed.
Google DeepMind's latest AI weather model hits 5 km resolution and hourly updates, beating traditional forecasting systems on precipitation accuracy and wind prediction for turbines.
Unveiled at IFA 2026, the 14-inch Project AeroBlade uses four AirJet Mini modules instead of traditional fans — but there's no production date in sight.
