Prime Minister Keir Starmer says a bill will reach Parliament before Christmas, with protections expected in early 2027 — but Australia's rollout shows enforcement is harder than it sounds.
The Meizu Watch M1 has a 2.01-inch AMOLED display, IP68 water resistance, and Bluetooth calling — but it's only available in China for now.
Breach of Trust drops on PC and consoles with five new factions, a volcanic crisis, and a free update for all base-game owners on the same day.
A new interactive site lets you scroll through every iPhone model ever made—and watch Apple's supply chain quietly close off over two decades.
The Coalition's October 6 shooter runs on six-year-old GPUs — a rare sign that UE5 can scale down as well as up.
No download, no subscription, no powerful PC required — just open Google Earth on the web and take off over any city on the planet.
The new mid-range phone packs impressive battery and display specs, but drops optical image stabilization and wireless charging compared to the base X70.
The new A Bean charger undercuts Anker and Ugreen on price while matching them on ports — if it ever makes it outside China.
Fable 5 and Mythos 5 went offline within 90 minutes of a Commerce Department order — and Amazon's CEO may have pulled the trigger.
CD Projekt Red's mobile partner Scopely is believed to be building a free-to-play cooperative Witcher game — but don't expect it anytime soon.
A new Apple Watch dial, a customizable Camera app, and Siri support for Claude and Gemini are reportedly on the way for fall 2026.
The quiet supersonic jet reached Mach 1.4 at 55,000 feet on June 12 — exactly the conditions it needs for upcoming community noise surveys.
Heritage Auctions set a new all-time high for a video game at public auction on June 12, but questions about market legitimacy haven't gone away.
Microsoft's CEO admitted in a podcast that Xbox has lost money every single year of its 25-year existence, and the party is officially over.
