A cyberattack on Valve's European logistics partner exposed names, addresses, and order details — but not passwords or payment info.
Three model codes for Sony's 2027 flagship have appeared in the GSMA IMEI database, revealing eSIM-only support and satellite emergency calling for Japan.
The new in-app assistant uses a large language model to interpret plain-language requests, build automations, and troubleshoot devices — no menu-diving required.
China's two biggest battery makers are racing toward pilot production of solid-state cells by 2027, yet affordable EVs with the technology won't arrive until 2030 at the earliest.
Starlink leads the satellite internet race by a wide margin, but Amazon's Kuiper, European rivals, and regulatory hurdles make a 90% market lock-in look overstated.
A Long March 7A rocket carrying a classified payload exploded 85 seconds after liftoff from Wenchang, the latest sign that China's high-speed launch push is straining quality control.
Sony is killing disc production by January 2028, and GTA VI's code-in-box physical edition shows why the math on discs never worked for publishers.
Motorola has quietly confirmed over 50 devices eligible for Android 17, with the Edge 2025 already receiving the stable build — though Moto G owners face a long wait.
Designed with will.i.am and built to IP68, LG's new party speaker packs serious power — but price and retail availability are still TBD.
Protective glass photos reveal silver-gray and graphite finishes for the $2,500 foldable, due September 2026 alongside the iPhone 18 Pro.
Destroy All Humans!, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, SpongeBob, and Sacred 2 Remaster are all coming to Nintendo's consoles through October 2026.
Mark Gurman says Apple is planning ceramic models, a screenless fitness band, and new budget and premium tiers — on top of the routine Series 12 and Ultra 4 this September.
The HMD Touch AI revives Nokia Lumia design cues at a budget price, but its global rollout stops well short of the US or UK.
Rockstar is premiering a ~30-minute GTA VI showcase on Netflix on August 27 before it hits YouTube, and Take-Two's CEO says that's entirely the point.
