Project Ekur has pivoted twice—from battle royale to extraction shooter to large-scale team combat—and insider sources say it's now chasing the spirit of Halo 3's Big Team Battle.
Tesla is closing its one-time Full Self-Driving purchase window in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan on June 30, completing a global shift to subscription-only pricing that started in the US in February.
China Telecom and YOFC just ran the world's first field-scale hollow-core fiber test at backbone speeds, and it changes the math on long-haul network infrastructure.
Ultimea's new portable speaker packs 300W, 16-hour battery, and dual mic inputs into an unmistakably shaped enclosure — and it's available now in the US at $219.
CEO Hideaki Nishino says Sony will keep investing in games-as-a-service — even as its track record on that front is almost entirely failures.
A leak claims Samsung's chip division is pushing hard to get Exynos 2700 into every Galaxy S27 model — including the Ultra — marking a significant shift from the S26's regional split.
The new 5-port charger undercuts Anker Prime by 40% at launch — and drops even lower during Prime Day.
Maverick Games' open-world racing thriller mixes a pro circuit, street crime, and a sibling story — coming Spring 2027 to PS5, Xbox, and PC.
Developer Ray Foss repurposed the new Steam Controller's haptic motors to autonomously nudge it toward its charging dock using a webcam and some clever browser code.
The Moto Pad 70 Pro packs a 3.5K 144Hz display, Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, and a Moto Pen Pro in the box — but it's only confirmed for India so far.
A London court is deciding how much Samsung owes Swatch for third-party apps that copied luxury watch faces — and the answer could shape IP law across the US and all 27 EU states.
DARPA's CRANE program has passed $60 million in Pentagon funding to prove that blasts of compressed air can replace mechanical flaps. The first flight slipped to late 2027.
Researchers at Xi'an Jiaotong University have published a tantalum alloy that holds twice the strength of NASA's T-222 at temperatures where conventional metals simply melt.
The state's new dashboard cross-references unemployment claims with AI exposure data. Early findings flag college-educated workers and those aged 25–35 as the most at-risk groups.
AI-driven memory shortages have pushed console prices to new highs — and buyers are walking away from the hardware while still snapping up games.
