Insider reports claim Rockstar has cleared technical hurdles for a Switch 2 port of GTA VI, with Nintendo actively helping — though no one's officially confirmed a thing.
The PS3 Shop closes globally in July 2027. Pair that with Sony's 2028 end to physical discs, and your options for legacy gaming are narrowing fast.
The Mijia Handheld Fan packs a 5,000 mAh battery and airline-safe charge capacity — but it's China-only for now.
Sony has confirmed all new PlayStation game releases will go digital-only from 2028, closing a near-30-year chapter of disc-based gaming.
The smartwatch company wants to put its ecosystem into your pocket, not just on your wrist. Here's what we know — and what's still missing.
A ransomware attack on Apple's Indian manufacturing partner exposed 630GB of confidential data, including live photos of the iPhone 18 Pro ahead of its September launch.
The US government lifted export controls on Fable 5 on June 30, ending an 18-day shutdown triggered by Amazon's own researchers finding a jailbreak.
Swiss startup Sun-Ways has completed a three-year pilot showing removable solar panels can sit between active rail tracks without damage — a concept that failed spectacularly on roads.
A new beta platform for scientists uses 60+ specialized AI agents to run literature reviews, genetic analysis, and protein modeling — cutting weeks of work to hours.
Microsoft is closing studios and cancelling games across its Xbox division, but Hideo Kojima's horror project OD has been explicitly shielded from the cuts.
ESA's €862M Argonaut cargo lander, due in 2030, depends on US, Indian, and Chinese topographic data because Europe has no detailed maps of its own lunar south pole target.
A new leak claims Samsung is planning to kill its clamshell phone line after the Flip 8, shifting focus to wider foldables and a rollable device due in 2028.
Announced at CES 2026, the Clicks Communicator pairs a 4-inch AMOLED screen with a physical QWERTY keyboard and Snapdragon-class chip — built for typing, not scrolling.
Microsoft has withdrawn funding from the Danish studio's fantasy RPG, part of a broader cost-cutting reset that puts five first-party studios at risk.
The FTC found Amazon had no written policy for handling identity theft requests until early 2025 — and routinely denied victims the records they were legally owed.
