A $500M price tag for Destiny 3 killed any sequel hopes, and a cheaper rebranding plan wasn't enough to change Sony's mind either.
Samsung Display is building a pilot production line for Micro LED watch panels, with mass production targeting late 2027. The Galaxy Watch 10 could be first in line — but Apple already tried this and walked away.
Intel's Project Firefly initiative has produced its first commercial laptop, a 990g ultrabook priced at around $413 in China. Western buyers will have to wait.
The Mijia shower set launched in China for 1,099 yuan — a fraction of what Grohe or Hansgrohe charge for comparable hardware.
Acer's new Swift Air 14 brings Intel Core Series 3, a 120Hz display, and a 19-hour battery claim to a 1.25kg aluminum chassis — arriving in EMEA in July and North America in August.
Acer's new handheld doesn't run games locally — it streams them from your PC over Wi-Fi, putting it squarely up against Sony's PlayStation Portal.
Synchronized posts from both companies point to N1X ARM chips with Blackwell graphics — and a potential challenge to Qualcomm's grip on Windows on ARM.
Infinity Ward says the Modern Warfare 4 Switch 2 port is nearly done and running smoothly — a first for the franchise since Ghosts on Wii U in 2013.
Valve quietly raised the Steam Deck OLED to $789 and $949 on May 27 — and US gamers emptied stock within 24 hours anyway.
The player will see how the protagonist masters different types of weapons and how his skill grows
Samsung has begun sending HBM4E memory samples to major chip customers, beating SK Hynix to market by at least six months and targeting the next wave of AI accelerators.
Playground Games confirms a simultaneous PS5, Steam, and Game Pass launch — just not until next year.
Acer's new DFR monitor switches between 1,000 Hz at 720p and 540 Hz at 1440p, undercutting every rival 1,000 Hz screen on price.
Motorola's India-focused Edge 70 Pro+ adds a periscope telephoto and wireless charging, but UK buyers can already get both in the Edge 70 Pro at £749.99.
