The hardware engineer who built the iPhone and Vision Pro now runs a $4 trillion company, inheriting regulatory battles and an AI strategy still under construction.
The Mijia Mini Dual-Tube Washer Dryer 5kg launches in China with two independent drums and a bold speed claim — but Western buyers can't get one.
The Blood of Dawnwalker launches September 3 with a day-one 60fps patch, strong reviews for story, and real criticism of its open world and combat.
The investment backs MediaTek's push into custom data center chips — but keeps cloud providers tied to Nvidia's NVLink interconnect standard.
FF VII Revelation gets an extended look, while God of War Laufey and other first-party titles are waiting in the wings for Sony's dual-stream showcase.
Microsoft, Google, and Nvidia secured HBM3E chips at $500–700 per stack. Everyone else pays $2,100. That gap is now structural, not temporary.
Casimir Inc's MicroSparc harvests energy from quantum vacuum fields — a real physics phenomenon — but independent verification of continuous output is still missing.
AMD's workstation-grade processor is now available as a standalone purchase in Germany for €997, raising the question of whether corporate features are worth the cost.
Insider NateTheHate2 says Sony's next showcase is "incredibly likely and soon," with God of War: Laufey and Phantom Blade Zero among the expected highlights.
Honor's next flagship arrives September 28 with dual 200MP rear cameras and ARRI cinema tech — but the square front camera is now a three-way race with OPPO and Huawei.
Rockstar's November 19 release is expected to pull around 1.5 million workers away from their desks — and Take-Two expects to make every dollar of that back in sales.
The update landed in Europe on August 31 — the final hour of the month — fixing 58 vulnerabilities with no new features attached.
HMD is reviving the Nokia-era Asha name with a budget Android phone aimed at first-time buyers in Asia — but it skips Google Play entirely.
