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The Surgeon and Baibars DLC adds two contrasting enemies, a nine-mission co-op trail, and three free maps — all live on Steam now.
New kernel patches reveal a display engine called DCN6, tied to AMD's next-gen GFX13 graphics architecture — the first public trace of RDNA 5 in the wild.
Patch v1.005.000 drops a movie-inspired suit and a fighting game crossover costume — plus a PS5 Pro upgrade — three days before the Tom Holland film hits theaters.
Samsung's new lockscreen policy on Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8 permanently bricks your phone after 13 failed PIN attempts — with no recovery option except a full factory reset.
Motorola was the first non-Google OEM to announce Android 17 beta testing back in February — now the actual builds are finally arriving.
FuturLab's latest licensed crossover puts you in the role of a cleaning droid scrubbing down iconic Star Wars ships, vehicles, and locations across six original-trilogy levels.
HyperOS 3.3 brings stable Android 17 to the Xiaomi 17 series and 15T Pro, but it's a stability-only release that sets the stage for HyperOS 4 in August.
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.
The Adaptive Measures patch adds creature stuns, two new Biolabs, more Biomod slots, and a long-awaited FOV slider.
Microsoft's new recovery tool downloads a fresh Windows image and drivers directly from its servers, even when the OS won't boot — closing a gap Apple filled over a decade ago.
Xiaomi has officially ended software support for 11 devices this year, including former flagships — leaving owners without security patches as EU rules tighten.
Warhorse Studios' medieval RPG keeps growing 16 months after launch, with patch 1.5.6 dropping a surprise Balatro-inspired questline alongside controller fixes.
Polish studio 11 bit trades arctic survival for geothermal disaster on June 23, adding five new factions, volcanic hazards, and a new political mechanic for $13.
Apple has patched a serious Bluetooth flaw in Beats Studio Buds — but hundreds of millions of Sony, Google, and Nothing headphones remain exposed under a separate vulnerability.
Patch 1.0.2 fixes quest-breaking bugs and finally adds console performance modes — but the developers also buffed enemies and spells, doubling down on difficulty.
