X Square Robot's HOST method lets humanoids copy human movements from a single video clip, skipping the costly neural-network fine-tuning that normally takes hours.
A DRAM shortage and tough quality controls on the hinge and display mean initial stock will be extremely limited — and some markets may wait until early 2027.
Elysium Game Studio has dropped a new gameplay trailer ahead of Gamescom 2026, backed by German state funding and the voice of Deus Ex's Adam Jensen.
Sony's new €1,499 flagship keeps the ports everyone else dropped — and it's selling well because of it.
LG signed a deal with Nvidia to build a bipedal robot powered by the Isaac GR00T AI model, with a public unveiling planned for Q1 2027 — while a wheeled robot is already being tested in a Tennessee factory.
The FC300-CS splits the display and CPU unit into independently replaceable parts — a rare move in a market dominated by sealed, take-it-or-leave-it all-in-ones.
Sensor Tower confirms 89% of preorders go to the pricier tier, smashing the usual 10–20% industry benchmark for premium editions.
A Google executive has confirmed the Tensor G6 inside the Pixel 11 uses TSMC's 3nm process, not 2nm as widely rumored — leaving it well behind Samsung and Apple on chip manufacturing.
GSC Game World confirms a simultaneous PS5 release for the first major story expansion, which unlocks Chornobyl's reactor and the Iron Forest.
2K Games is releasing the complete Mafia saga on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC with current-gen upgrades and a new story expansion — all at once.
Priced at $89.99 / £84.99, the cracked-asphalt controller goes on sale September 30 — with a Design Lab alternative for those who miss out.
A new Apple patent describes an AI-driven system that monitors real-time activity through the camera, touchscreen, and sensors to decide when — and whether — to interrupt you.
Chinese studio S-Game's action RPG launches October 29 on PC and PS5, and its minimum specs are surprisingly accessible — but upscaling is doing a lot of the heavy lifting.
A GDDR7 memory shortage driven by AI infrastructure spending has pushed NVIDIA's flagship workstation GPU to $16,000, 87% above its March 2025 MSRP — and relief isn't expected until 2027.
