Valve's store outpaced its own pandemic peak, but 79% of that money came from games you've owned for years.
The Pink Guava color is striking, but no Google apps, uncertain UK/US availability, and a $900 price tag make this a tough sell outside China.
One UI 9 based on Android 17 debuts July 22 in London alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8, with a stable rollout expected in September for over 60 devices.
Mark Gurman reports Apple is engineering its next flagship chip to support 1.5TB of unified memory, though a global DRAM shortage could prevent the top config from ever shipping.
A court ordered Microsoft to restore a gamer's digital library after support told him to just rebuy his games. The ruling exposes how fragile digital ownership really is.
The Mijia Monitor Light Bar 2 packs professional-grade lighting and an anti-glare lens into a price BenQ can't touch.
Fresh renders show the foldable's telephoto moving to the upper right corner, a bigger flash, and a slimmer camera module — with a green color option replacing last year's Jade.
A new EU regulation taking effect in February 2027 is pushing Apple to redesign the Apple Pencil Pro with a user-accessible battery for the first time.
New high-altitude test data suggest cutting aviation's non-CO2 warming effect may matter more than carbon accounting alone.
The new Deepwater Meridian 300 Titanium HEV Automatic is Timex's most serious dive watch yet — Grade 5 titanium, 300m water resistance, and a Miyota movement inside.
The WP15 burns hydrogen like diesel burns fuel — no fuel cells required. It just passed China's toughest emissions standard, and the implications for trucking go well beyond China.
The dual Micro-ATX chassis stacks two independent systems vertically, supports 420mm GPUs in each bay, and costs less than many single-system premium cases.
HMD is reviving the Asha name with a budget Android phone, but the specs are firmly entry-level and no US or UK release date exists yet.
Hisense's new A10 pairs a 6.13-inch E-Ink front display with a detachable magnetic color LCD on the back — priced around $590 and headed to China first.
A leak from a well-known German tipster points to a SmartTag 3 launching alongside the Galaxy S26 FE — but Samsung's Galaxy-only limitation remains its biggest problem.
