A Canadian startup just landed CAD$4.5M in federal funding to build a nuclear microreactor for remote Arctic sites—and plans to run it via satellite from a southern office.
Oppo's new mid-ranger launches in China with active thermal management, IP69 protection, and multi-day battery life — but a Western release date is still unconfirmed.
Amazon's limited series jumps 50 years past Blade Runner 2049 into a Los Angeles where replicants won and humans are second-class citizens.
HMD has launched a compact Lumia-styled phone in China for around $70, packed with ByteDance's Doubao AI — but Western fans won't be buying one anytime soon.
The new Evnia 27M2N5500X packs a fast IPS panel with up to 425 Hz refresh, but it's a China-exclusive. US and UK buyers get the 180 Hz version instead.
AutoFlight's six-seat air taxi flew a 2.4 km autonomous loop over an Astana racetrack — a quiet signal that China's eVTOL makers are moving fast outside Western regulatory systems.
The budget 5G phone with a headphone jack is India-only, as OnePlus has already exited the US and European markets.
China's Asgard launches a fast NVMe drive with a copper heatsink at a price that makes Samsung and WD look expensive — if you can get your hands on one.
The new opt-in feature uses liveness detection to fight deepfake account takeovers — but questions remain about biometric data stored in the cloud.
Insomniac's standalone Wolverine game finally shows its hand at Comic-Con, with brutal combat, Jean Grey, and a launch date locked in.
The game launches September 25 across all major platforms, with a new $150 Ultimate Plus edition available only until August 31.
Xbox Insiders can now stream their own games for free via the cloud, but each session starts with a preroll ad and cuts off after one hour.
Zach Cregger's reboot drops the game's iconic heroes for an ordinary courier caught in the Raccoon City outbreak — and the first trailer makes a strong case for that bet.
