An insider has pinned the Apple fall event to September 9, 2024 — here's what's actually expected to show up, and what isn't.
Google is enforcing strict per-app RAM limits in Android 17, with a two-stage system that compresses then kills processes that go too far.
The situation could become a disaster for Rockstar
Rogbid introduced Loop V — a fitness tracker without a screen that focuses on ECG, sleep monitoring, and a fall sensor at a moderate price.
A free engine upgrade and a paid story expansion land simultaneously on August 20, promising the Zone atmosphere fans have been waiting for.
Nothing will reveal its Android 17-based OS update on August 25, and three older devices are already confirmed as left behind.
LG Display's FLiPP process ditches fine metal masks, boosting brightness, durability, and substrate efficiency by up to 64% — with tablets and monitors first in line.
Nothing's budget sub-brand has unveiled its cheapest earbuds yet — but Western pricing and availability remain unconfirmed as India gets them first.
The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Gen 6 Pro are set to debut at the Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii — and the Pro could push Android Ultra phones $150–$200 higher.
Konami, Annapurna Interactive, and Screen Burn have released 19 minutes of gameplay for the new Silent Hill, which puts you inside the fog for the first time in a full-length entry.
Tieda spent four months on an auto assembly line and outperformed most expectations. The catch: Xiaomi isn't selling it to anyone.
Samsung confirms the Fan Edition event date, but leaked pricing and an Exynos chip raise questions about whether this "value" phone still delivers value.
A firmware leak sparked September 2026 rumors, but Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the AI earbuds won't ship until next year — and Meta's privacy scandal likely killed the more capable model.
The studio behind Black Myth: Wukong has revealed its next game in action, swapping staff combat for swords — but there's no release date yet.
Meta's new Mac app targets creators and small business owners on Facebook and Instagram — but the most useful features sit behind a paid subscription.
