Two new features launched July 28 aim to help subscribers find something worth watching — before they cancel.
A forum user in Redmond picked up Microsoft's unreleased flagship and spent a month poking at it. The results aren't great.
The Mijia Business Backpack 2 launches on Chinese crowdfunding with a suspended laptop sleeve, dual-zone layout, and water-repellent nylon — but no western retail availability announced.
A Bahraini carrier just deployed Ericsson's AI scheduler on a live 5G network — a milestone T-Mobile is still working toward in the US.
Andrew Wilson's compensation rose $8 million year-over-year while DICE, Criterion, Ripple Effect, and Motive all saw cuts after Battlefield 6's record launch.
The 32X3B and 27X3B land in China with fourth-gen Tandem WOLED panels and Bang & Olufsen audio, while US and UK availability remains unannounced.
Frogwares' survival horror sequel hits PC, PS5, and Xbox Series on August 18 — at $50, it undercuts every major AAA horror release by $10.
HMD has unveiled a feature phone with cloud tools, AI voice translation, and Alipay support. It's not coming to the US or UK.
A 7-inch screen with Siri AI, facial recognition, and FaceTime is expected this autumn — but repeated delays and premium pricing put Apple on the back foot against Google and Amazon.
The Vivo X500 series runs the new MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro, a 2nm chip that outpaces Snapdragon on paper — though US and UK availability are still up in the air.
THQ Nordic's 2001 cult RPG arrives on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series on July 28 — and it's free if you pre-order the incoming UE5 remake.
A booming face-rental marketplace in China lets anyone sell their biometric identity to AI microdrama studios — but legal experts warn the consent is largely an illusion.
A new external accelerator from Nextorage uses SSD offloading to run massive AI models on ordinary laptops — no pricey GPU required.
India-based Portronics has launched an electric air duster that replaces disposable compressed-air cans with a rechargeable 160W motor — here's what it can do.
The Chinese battery giant earns a 17% net margin while the car brands it supplies scrape by at 2–4%. That gap tells you everything about who's winning the EV transition.
