Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War joins Game Pass on September 8, while Cyberpunk 2077 exits after six months — here's everything coming and going before mid-September.
DLSS 5's new AI rendering tech promises movie-quality lighting in games, but early tests show frame rates dropping 35–50% when it's switched on.
Sonos's second attempt at a flagship headphone fixes the ecosystem problems that sank the original Ace, and it costs £50 less at launch.
JBL's new Cove lineup — M1, P1, and X1 — brings multi-room audio with Dolby Atmos, AI room tuning, and a three-step setup designed to undercut Sonos on price and simplicity.
Optoma's new professional panel line targets offices, schools, and retail spaces with round-the-clock durability, built-in Android 14, and remote management — no touchscreen required.
1MORE's new over-ear headphones bring Bluetooth 6.0, hybrid ANC, and Hi-Res Wireless audio to under $80—with vinyl-inspired looks to match.
OpenAI's advertising platform scaled faster than almost any ad business in history. Europe's regulators responded the same day it announced the milestone.
A new expert panel called M-FORCE will audit planetary protection protocols based on Viking-era data—and could cut sterilization costs that already eat up 10% of mission budgets.
Record Fold8 preorders have exhausted a key chip supplier's capacity — so Samsung is cannibalizing next year's component stockpile to keep up with demand.
Dyson's new CameraJet combines sonic brushing, a 100K-pixel macro camera, and an automated mouthwash jet into one very expensive oral care device.
Anbernic's first Snapdragon handheld undercuts the Switch Lite's original price by $60, but its near-identical design may raise some eyebrows in Kyoto.
Bit Reactor ran out of money before its debut game shipped. A co-founder lawsuit and a skeleton crew are what's left after the best-reviewed Star Wars game in 22 years.
The longtime Apple executive leaves two high-profile jobs as new CEO John Ternus takes charge — and the App Store lands back with Eddy Cue.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword releases September 4 with strong critic scores, a parry-driven combat system, and a 20-hour campaign that sidesteps the Soulslike trend.
The slimmest MatePad Pro yet packs a Kirin T93 chip, PaperMatte display, and a 10,400mAh battery — but HarmonyOS still means no Google apps.
