Photos of an internal prototype codenamed Raven have surfaced online, showing a magnesium-clad Windows Phone device that never made it to store shelves.
Firmware code reveals the global versions of Xiaomi's Redmi K100 Pro Max and K100 Pro will shed over 1,000 mAh each compared to their Chinese counterparts.
Aspyr has quietly relaunched the 2011 co-op action game across PC, PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch with no prior announcement, priced at £18.99 / $19.99.
A Reddit post — since deleted — confirmed Microsoft's long-awaited premium controller is coming in late 2026 with a rechargeable battery and a small mystery display.
Google's AI assistant is now the second chatbot to reach the milestone, after ChatGPT. The growth story, though, is less about user choice and more about built-in distribution.
A regulatory filing points to a September launch for Sonos' second over-ear headphones, with built-in voice control and a wider color range than the original Ace.
A flaw in Zoom's screen-sharing annotation tool allowed full remote takeover with no warning and no user action required — and a working exploit was built in under 24 hours using AI.
A free software update arriving Q4 2026 turns two existing earbuds into over-the-counter hearing aids — no prescription, no clinic visit required.
The iconic SAS operative stars in a new mission called Traffic, full of car chases and street gunfights — and the full game lands October 23.
Xiaomi's budget sub-brand launches a 120-inch-capable projector in China with a 360-degree gimbal — Western buyers will have to wait, if it arrives at all.
Strauss Zelnick says the majority of players are choosing the Ultimate Edition over the $80 standard version — and pre-order numbers are already historic.
A $266M Space Force contract will put Rocket Lab's containerized launch system on the ground in Alaska by 2027 — and the Pentagon wants it anywhere on the planet.
Xiaomi's new flagships pack Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, up to 9,070 mAh batteries, and Bose-tuned audio — a global POCO rebrand looks likely within months.
Honor's new budget Android lands in China at around $150, packing a 5,300 mAh battery and 5G — but no Western launch is on the horizon yet.
