The ultra-compact charger inherits Sharge's see-through Storm aesthetic — but its newer sibling, the Flow Mini 2, already undercuts it on price and speed.
Ukrainian studio 4A Games' fourth Metro entry hits massive pre-launch demand, but pricing and an exact release date are still unconfirmed for winter 2026.
ASUS is teasing an Arrow Lake Refresh update to its gaming mini PC, with up to 24 cores and an RTX 5080 Laptop GPU — all in the same chassis as today's model.
New DMV rules close a 15-year legal loophole that let autonomous vehicle companies escape moving violation fines — and set a 30-second clock on emergency response.
China's largest airline is betting big on A320neo narrowbodies as Boeing's geopolitical freeze locks it out of the world's busiest aviation market.
The Plinius runs on-device AI and ships without Google services — but at €598, it's aimed squarely at privacy-conscious professionals, not everyday buyers.
Team Junkfish returns to survival horror with a first-person game about sneaking past parasite-corrupted dinosaurs on a deadly island, coming to Steam in 2026.
A supply-chain tipster points to a May 2026 China launch, with a global rollout expected 1–2 months later — and a premium ceramic finish that could push the price well above the standard model.
TSMC is prioritizing AI chips over Apple's A19 processors, squeezing supply just as demand hits an all-time high — and iPhone 18 prices could climb further.
A new hypervisor exploit turns the PS5 Phat into a Linux PC capable of running GTA V with ray tracing at 60 fps — with one major catch.
China's Geely sold 235,000 cars in April 2026, with 57.6% running on electricity or a hybrid system — and its export numbers are growing even faster.
Xiaomi's new built-in dishwasher fits 18 place settings, doses detergent automatically, and skips the control panel entirely in favour of a floor projection. It's China-only for now.
A 20-inch folding OLED hybrid that weighed more than a MacBook Pro has been shelved — and sluggish iPad Pro sales sealed its fate.
The RG Rotate borrows the swiveling screen idea from the Motorola Flipout and runs Android 12 on a 1:1 square display — ideal for GBA and PS1, less so for modern-era titles.
