Black Ops II shifted 8.2 million copies in under a month — more than any new release this summer on PS4 and PS5.
Google's first Bluetooth tracker matches AirTag 2's price but skips precision UWB tracking — here's what we know before the Made by Google event.
Tom Holland's fourth Spider-Man film crossed $1 billion faster than almost any movie in history, and also broke the all-time domestic opening record set by Avengers: Endgame.
Renders and specs for ASUS's first Googlebook have surfaced ahead of an expected IFA Berlin reveal in September 2026.
A $55 billion all-cash deal — the largest leveraged buyout in history — closes August 4, removing the publisher behind FIFA, Battlefield, and The Sims from public markets for the first time since 1989.
The compact Edge 70 Neo has been outed by Motorola's own Android 17 beta program in India, pointing to an imminent launch for fans of smaller-screened phones.
With Boeing's Starliner years behind schedule, SpaceX's existing fleet is now America's only reliable path to the International Space Station through 2030.
Man of Honor launches August 14 for $10, adding two new story chapters and a prequel look at the most iconic villain in the franchise's history.
Crystal Dynamics and Flying Wild Hog are hiding deadly mechanisms without visual cues — even series veterans will need to look twice.
Nothing's budget sub-brand targets fitness and commute users with a titanium clip design, 32.5-hour total battery, and AI call noise-cancelling for under $100.
Game Freak's first major action RPG outside Pokémon lands on Game Pass with mixed reviews, while The Coalition's multiplayer beta opens August 6.
Xiaomi's latest budget 5G phone skips the spec compromises rivals make, keeping a huge battery and launching on Android 16 out of the box.
New kernel patches reveal a display engine called DCN6, tied to AMD's next-gen GFX13 graphics architecture — the first public trace of RDNA 5 in the wild.
New deep imaging from the Isaac Newton Telescope has confirmed IC 1101's true size for the first time, and it's bigger than anyone thought.
A Falcon 9 upper stage launched in January 2025 will slam into the lunar surface on August 5, 2026, giving researchers a rare live experiment in crater formation.
