Huawei launches the Q7 Wired Edition mesh router on June 1, promising automatic setup and whole-home WiFi 7 coverage — but Western availability remains a big question mark.
A 19% single-day stock surge pushed Micron past a $1 trillion market cap — driven by sold-out HBM supply and long-term AI contracts that won't ease until at least 2027.
The Marvel noir series drops in two formats simultaneously — and critics are largely won over by Cage's performance, even if the story plays it safe.
The US Space Force has handed SpaceX a $2.29 billion deal to build a laser-linked satellite network designed to replace ground-based relay chains with a space-based mesh for near-real-time military data.
Xiaomi has listed a new 24.5-inch, 240Hz gaming monitor for €180 in Europe, though local retailers haven't stocked it yet and 1080p rivals are under pressure from cheaper 1440p options.
CD Projekt RED officially announces its third Witcher 3 DLC, co-developed with Fool's Theory. There's a catch for PC players: Windows 11 is now required.
NetBlocks confirmed 86% connectivity restoration on May 26, ending the longest nationwide internet shutdown in recorded history — though courts and the IRGC are already pushing back.
The second beta of Samsung's Android 17-based One UI 9 arrives just 13 days after the first, bringing bug fixes and a June security patch to Galaxy S26 owners in the US and UK.
Capcom drops a surprise demo for its fastest-selling horror game ever — available now on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC.
A single-source leak calls it 'Songs of the Past' with Geralt as lead, while insiders point to Ciri and analysts expect a 2026 release — not 2027.
A 20,000mAh charger with built-in USB-C and Lightning cables just launched in China for around $14 — but US and UK buyers may need to import it.
The fitness tracker arrives outside China for the first time, with a global launch expected between June and August 2026 — and a price that undercuts smartwatches by a wide margin.
The company's Model Capability Initiative logs keystrokes, mouse clicks, and screenshots on US staff laptops—with no opt-out. UK workers are now unionizing in protest.
Starting next year, uncrewed cargo missions will deliver hardware to the lunar South Pole on a monthly cadence — the foundation for a permanent base and, eventually, a Mars push.
A $73 circular AMOLED disc snaps to the back of your phone and turns the main camera into a selfie shooter — no hardware redesign needed.
