John Ternus takes over from Tim Cook on September 1 with a clear mandate: restore the design team's authority after years of decline since Jony Ive left.
A SEC filing confirms no future price cuts for the PS5. Rising DRAM and SSD costs are squeezing Sony's margins — and delaying its next console by at least a year.
A Taiwan ratings board listing confirms Blizzard's ARPG is heading to Switch 2 — the first Diablo on Nintendo hardware since 2018.
Lenovo's budget gaming headset packs 2.4GHz wireless, RGB lighting, and a detachable mic — but it's only available in China for now.
A now-deleted Fnac listing put the base edition at €90, with a Premium at €119.99 and a collector's edition at €199.99. Pre-orders open June 25.
A Reddit post about a 4-minute gap between Garmin's predicted 5K time and actual performance has reignited debate over how reliable the feature really is.
The Swift Observatory has been dropping out of orbit faster than expected. A $30M contract with an Arizona startup may be its only shot at survival.
Three new touch-enabled monitors with stylus support just debuted at InfoComm 2026, filling a gap Apple's Studio Display ignores entirely.
The NASA chief and SpaceX's biggest backer both endorse antimatter propulsion research. The science is real; the price tag is almost incomprehensible.
The new 12GB/512GB variant launches in India at around $390, while UK buyers are still limited to a single 8GB/256GB configuration at £379.99.
The studio behind The Witcher and Cyberpunk is mapping out a decade of releases, but its co-CEO is honest about the reputation damage that still lingers.
Tenda's new compact AX12 packs genuine Wi-Fi 6 specs at a jaw-dropping price — but Western buyers will struggle to actually get one.
India's Portronics launched a compact 10,000mAh power bank with an unusual square shape and integrated USB-C cable — but 20W output lags well behind rivals already on sale in the US and UK.
Samsung is pushing the Galaxy M47 5G as a gaming powerhouse, but Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 tells a more modest story — and this phone likely won't leave India anytime soon.
