More than 45,000 workers plan to walk out May 21 over a bonus gap that's already driven 200 engineers to rival SK Hynix — and courts may be the only thing keeping factories running.
An indie developer built a macOS keyboard lock after his own cat sent embarrassing Slack messages mid-meeting. It costs less than a coffee.
Xiaomi's new T-series goes premium with Leica Summilux optics, 100W charging, and a €999 price tag that puts it squarely against Samsung and Google.
The MSI MAG 276QP42 hits 425Hz at 2560x1440 and costs $322, but it's a China exclusive with no US or UK release date in sight.
1047 Games is developing a new shooter with wall-running, grappling hooks, and mechs — but the studio's recent live-service disaster casts a long shadow.
OPPO's Reno 16 and Reno 16 Pro launch May 25 in China with massive batteries, 200MP cameras, and 50W wireless charging — a global rollout is expected by late summer.
The YU7 GT leads a packed Xiaomi showcase — but the flagship phone stays China-only for now, and the EV won't reach Western markets until 2027.
Nubia's new gaming flagship pairs a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a 7,500 mAh battery, and an actual spinning fan with a price that undercuts every 2025 Android rival.
A podcast poll shows massive willingness to pay a premium for Rockstar's next game, yet consumer research suggests $69.99 is still the smarter price.
The Sound division posted a $21M loss in FY2024. Casio's plan: cut markets, cut staff, and go premium-only by 2029.
Auto-delete options arriving at WWDC 2026 position privacy controls as Siri's main edge over ChatGPT — but the AI still has some catching up to do.
A federal class action filed in Seattle alleges Amazon collected hundreds of millions from customers to cover Trump-era tariffs — then refused to issue refunds once the Supreme Court ruled those tariffs illegal.
Full specs, press renders, and pricing for Sony's 1000X The ColleXion have leaked ahead of a May 19 reveal — and at £549/$649, this isn't aimed at WH-1000XM6 owners.
A global survey of 10,000 businesses finds 97% have active AI initiatives — but only 5% say their data infrastructure can actually support them at scale.
Gamers may get remakes of the first parts of InFamous
