Sony Unveils Game-Changing LYTIA 610 Sensor: Boosts Telephoto Shots and Video Quality in Smartphones
Sony announced the LYTIA 610 sensor for smartphones. The new product has a resolution of 64 MP, a new pixel structure RB2×2 OCL, 20% more detail, and support for 4K 120 fps video recording.
Samsung plans to supply its anti-snooping screen panels to competitors no sooner than the end of 2028, leaving Xiaomi and others scrambling for software shortcuts in the meantime.
Kyiv indie studio Twigames brings a no-combat survival RPG to Steam Next Fest, with 97% positive demo reviews and a Kickstarter planned for July 2026.
The publisher's Digital Showcase on August 7 covers Titan Quest II, Wreckfest 2, and a medieval dynasty sim that's been dormant since 2002.
Nothing's most affordable phone yet launches in India next month, as a memory cost crisis reshapes the budget smartphone market.
Meta's new budget-friendly smart glasses are made with EssilorLuxottica, not Ray-Ban, and come loaded with multimodal AI — available now in the US, UK, and more.
Polish studio 11 bit trades arctic survival for geothermal disaster on June 23, adding five new factions, volcanic hazards, and a new political mechanic for $13.
Jefferies forecasts memory prices rising up to 50% quarter-on-quarter in late 2026, driven by AI chip demand — and your next phone or laptop will cost more because of it.
The disk-shaped capsule can bring 1,000 kg back from orbit, dwarfing rivals. The catch: some of those rivals pay SpaceX for their launches.
Leaker KeplerL2 flatly denies reports of a PlayStation 6 slip to 2028 or 2029, pointing to locked TSMC contracts and pre-secured GDDR7 memory as proof Sony isn't budging.
Samsung's new mid-ranger arrives in India on June 29 with a long software support promise — but the gaming tagline doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
