Xiaomi's biggest Redmi yet packs nearly double the battery capacity of most flagship phones — at a mid-range price of around €600.
Echtra Games spent four years under Zynga building a multiplayer Star Wars action RPG — then the studio shut down without releasing a single game.
Only Avengers: Endgame got there faster. The first Spider-Man film to hit this milestone is now tracking toward a potential $2.4 billion final total.
Vivo's next budget phone pairs a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chip with one of the biggest batteries in its class — plus rare IP66 and IP68 water resistance.
A former Square Enix exec says killing physical media could push PS Store prices down. The data says the opposite is more likely.
The payments giant's biggest bet yet on AI infrastructure gives it a single API routing layer across 500+ models — and a new edge over fintech rivals.
The company adopted Google DeepMind's SynthID-Text method to mark AI-generated content, but short text and code get weaker protection.
The new AW2113-16X brings a warm brown metal dial and rose gold-tone case to Citizen's Eco-Drive Rolan line — available now in the UK for £199.
The acquisition gives Cursor access to what it calls the world's largest GPU fleet — and raises fresh questions about competition and data in the AI coding market.
Activision's Sledgehammer Games tested a Halo multiplayer prototype in June 2026, then dropped it — but the broader conversation about outsourcing the franchise isn't over.
Insomniac's September 15 release puts every game file on the disc from day one, a rare move as Sony winds down physical game production by 2028.
The Artisan Keycap – Triple-Headed Snake Edition launches August 22 exclusively on Razer.com, and past Razer limited drops have flipped for 2–3x retail within days.
US sales of sub-$100 phones collapsed 64% in Q2 2026 as soaring memory chip costs make the cheapest handsets economically unviable.
The Simpsons creator said the cult 2003 game is "coming back in some form" at D23 — then the showrunner immediately walked it back with "or not."
Claude, running a San Francisco clothing store, terminated a worker for chronic lateness. It's the first known case of a large language model making a firing decision — and US regulators have no rules for it yet.
