Lenovo is teasing a lightweight Android handheld that streams games from your PC or the cloud, with full specs promised for August.
Apple's new Klarna-powered leasing program replaces the 11-year-old iPhone Upgrade Program, with lower advertised prices that hide a real cost increase once protection is factored in.
Patch v1.005.000 drops a movie-inspired suit and a fighting game crossover costume — plus a PS5 Pro upgrade — three days before the Tom Holland film hits theaters.
India's Zebronics launches a budget LED projector with Wi-Fi 6, built-in streaming apps, and a 30,000-hour lamp — but the 720p native resolution and unverified lumen claim deserve a closer look.
HMD is reviving the Asha name with a bare-bones Android 14 Go phone that skips Google Play entirely — but it's only confirmed for Asia so far.
A Netflix anime series sent Devil May Cry 5 past 10.5 million copies sold, while Resident Evil Requiem became the fastest-selling entry in franchise history.
The UAE is deploying AI across its entire court workflow from September 2026 — while UK and US courts are still debating the basics of algorithmic accountability.
Microsoft's multiplatform bet puts its biggest RPG reboot in direct competition with Sony's flagship franchise, one week apart on the same console.
Autonomous Key uses a passive NFC chip to put a real-world barrier between you and your doomscrolling habit — no battery, no subscription, but also no international shipping.
Apple's market cap hit $4.94 trillion on July 27, nudging past Nvidia's $4.83 trillion as investors grow skeptical of big AI spending bets.
The ARM-powered business laptop starts at £1,909 in the UK and $1,719 in the US, with a 20% performance gap between its two chip options.
Xiaomi's new EREV SUV line promises over 930 miles of combined range — but it's launching into a shrinking Chinese market and has no confirmed export plans.
Microsoft and Ubisoft expanded their partnership on July 27, giving Xbox console owners free PC copies of eligible titles — but the deal only works one way.
The second Nike-Hyperice collaboration ditches the boot for a slide, making post-workout foot recovery a lot easier to actually use.
