Nubia's new flagship pairs a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 with Doubao AI and a 7,100 mAh battery squeezed into an 8mm body — but it's China-only for now.
Blizzard's Far Cry veteran Dan Hay promises a complete story with a definitive ending, targeting a 2030 release. Whether that promise holds is another matter.
After years of stagnation in external GPU enclosures, Ugreen's new dock brings 80 Gbps bandwidth, an 850W PSU, and RTX 50-series support at a price that undercuts the competition.
Honor's upcoming flagship fits twice the battery of most Android phones into a surprisingly slim body, launching September 28 in China.
JerryRigEverything's durability test reveals the $1,500 gimbal flagship's biggest weakness: an IP54 rating that sand and water exploit immediately.
The Jingzao X JoyInside packs 20 sensors, 10 adjustment zones, and graphene heating into one bed — but its apnea claim lacks any regulatory backing in the US or UK.
Microsoft's first major console exclusive in years is a prequel set during the Locust invasion, built from scratch in Unreal Engine 5 with new GPU tech on PC.
China's Unitree has refreshed its G1 humanoid with six hardware upgrades — including a two-axis neck, 110% more shoulder torque, and motors that run 72% cooler.
Xiaomi's new mid-range tablets pack flagship-grade displays and Snapdragon chips, but a US or UK release date remains unconfirmed.
A modder spent nine months building the online mode Naughty Dog cancelled — Sony killed it days before launch with a cease-and-desist letter.
Mark Gurman confirms two Beats-branded controllers are in development, with one offering Bluetooth, motion sensors, and haptic feedback.
A camera monitoring gap on the assembly line left fuel tank straps improperly secured on 2023–2027 F-150s — Ford's third major F-150 recall in a single week.
Samsung is set to break a four-year price freeze on its flagship Galaxy S26 lineup in South Korea, driven by soaring memory chip costs — but US and UK buyers are unaffected for now.
A massive 8,500mAh battery, a Samsung M16 OLED panel, and Snapdragon's next chip — all for around $730. The catch? It's China-only for now.
