A lawsuit filed in California federal court accuses Disney of scanning guests' faces without meaningful consent — and potentially storing the data far longer than the company admits.
Apple TV holds the full US season from 2026, but Netflix snags one race as part of a content-swap deal that also brings Drive to Survive to Apple.
The pandemic-era feature that placed meeting attendees in a shared virtual room gets retired on June 30, 2026 — replaced by a lighter Gallery Mode.
Valve's week-long ocean-themed sale runs May 18–25 with deep discounts across 14+ water and sea games.
Monthly and three-month plans cost more from May 20 for new sign-ups, but Sony won't say which regions are affected — and annual plans escape the hike entirely.
A bigger battery, faster charging, and a new wide-format model headline Samsung's next foldable lineup, set to debut in London this summer.
TT Games returns after four years with an Arkham-inspired brawler that reviewers say nails the balance between accessibility and fun.
Big Tech's billion-dollar deals with Corning are squeezing smaller buyers out of the fiber market, with lead times stretching to a year and prices up 70%.
The Mini GTR fits a serious AMD processor, six USB-A ports, and USB4 eGPU support into a chassis smaller than a lunchbox — starting at $999 on the global store.
Figure AI's Figure 03 robots sorted 12,732 packages against interns' 12,924 in a full shift—a gap of just 1.3%, and the robots never took a break.
Google's new on-device AI platform locks out the Pixel 9 and Galaxy Z Fold 7, pushing users toward £800+ upgrades just as EU regulators demand rival AI gets the same hardware access.
More than 45,000 workers plan to walk out May 21 over a bonus gap that's already driven 200 engineers to rival SK Hynix — and courts may be the only thing keeping factories running.
An indie developer built a macOS keyboard lock after his own cat sent embarrassing Slack messages mid-meeting. It costs less than a coffee.
Xiaomi's new T-series goes premium with Leica Summilux optics, 100W charging, and a €999 price tag that puts it squarely against Samsung and Google.
The MSI MAG 276QP42 hits 425Hz at 2560x1440 and costs $322, but it's a China exclusive with no US or UK release date in sight.
