A French leaker claims Capcom quietly greenlit a Dino Crisis remake in 2022, with an announcement not expected until 2028 or 2029 at the earliest.
Live photos confirm a wider foldable design, HyperOS 4, and Xiaomi's custom Xring O3 processor — but it's headed to China only.
The $1,200 JBL Vienna is an 18.5-inch display speaker designed as home décor, not a portable. No US or UK release has been announced.
CFM International is testing a propeller-like jet engine with no outer casing that could cut fuel burn by a fifth — but certification and Boeing's skepticism remain unresolved.
Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the 2026 final — exactly as EA Sports FC called it months ago. That's a perfect five-from-five streak stretching back to 2010.
Samsung's new 4:3 foldable debuted on a world tour stage before its official July 22 unveiling in London — priced from £1,699.
The Hisense A10 pairs a 6.13-inch monochrome E-Ink front display with a removable color LCD on the back — but US and UK buyers will need to import it.
Nubia unveiled the NaviX Ultra at WAIC 2026 in Shanghai, billing it as the first smartphone with an AI agent built into the OS. But pricing, specs, and global availability are still unknown.
The PODIX PR70 packs 25,000mAh, dual TFT displays, and two built-in USB-C cables into a single carry-on-legal brick. Early backers pay $79, but UK and Euro pricing remains unannounced.
The streaming giant's Q2 2026 earnings reveal industrial-scale AI adoption in post-production, but cost targets tied to its $600M acquisition raise uncomfortable questions about labor.
A $40 billion quarter and 77% profit growth weren't enough to impress investors spooked by a massive capex hike and shrinking margin forecasts.
The UK air taxi startup is flying its eVTOL in public for the first time, while quietly pushing its certification target back by a year.
Internal dissent, a price cut, and Call of Duty's removal signal Microsoft may be retreating from the subscription model it bet everything on.
Leaked specs suggest Google is betting hard on AI and Tensor G6 silicon to carry the Pixel 11a, while the hardware stays largely unchanged from last year's 10a.
Peter Berg directs, Taylor Sheridan co-writes, and Paramount is betting on grounded military realism over sci-fi spectacle.
