Xbox's restructuring wave has already claimed Ninja Theory and Double Fine. Now employees at the studio behind Dishonored say they could be next.
An anonymous survey of Volkswagen board members found six of nine used the word "fatal" to describe the company's situation — and none said things were fine.
Xreal's 95g optical see-through glasses run Android XR with Gemini AI and a separate compute puck — reservations start at $99 in the US, UK, Canada, Japan, and South Korea.
The new XR chip delivers a 160% AI performance jump and runs large language models on-device — and XREAL's Aura glasses are first in line.
One-Netbook's new handheld gaming PC quietly swapped its Ryzen AI Max+ 395 for the weaker 388 chip at launch, and backers aren't happy about it.
Sharge's new 10,000mAh power bank skips the cable hunt with a retractable USB-C cord and a color display that actually tells you something useful.
Microsoft announced the new Hellblade game at its June showcase knowing it already intended to sell or shut down the Cambridge studio, a report reveals.
Google's new smartwatch software brings custom widgets, live scores, and a 10% battery boost. The on-device AI upgrade, though, requires new hardware.
Dell's slimmest-ever laptop is now available starting at $599 for students, but Apple locked up a major school district deal before XPS 13 even launched.
GSC's first story expansion arrives summer 2026 on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 5 simultaneously — dropping the Xbox exclusivity of the base game.
The 10,000mAh Sharepower snaps apart into two 5,000mAh modules — each one an independent charger. It's $79.95, and it's heading to Apple stores.
Microsoft's second June wave leans on back-catalog heavyweights, with FC 26 timed to the FIFA World Cup and eight titles leaving on June 30.
