Monster Hunter: World leads all franchises at 22.4M copies, while Devil May Cry 5 surges on the back of its anime series.
Tesla and SpaceX are building a vertically integrated semiconductor complex in Texas that would dwarf any existing fab — but questions remain about oversight and community impact.
Syntropic Power and UNIGRID are targeting 1 GWh of sodium-ion storage in North America by 2027, using a chemistry that eliminates the need for active cooling.
The budget flagship is expected September 1 with a higher price tag, Exynos 2500, and a look borrowed from the S26 flagship line.
Solo indie dev Melvin Bentinger has revealed a fungal metroidvania that borrows heavily from Hollow Knight: Silksong — no release date yet, PC only.
Three years after the original, Bose's mid-range over-ears get TrueSpatial audio, a six-mic ANC overhaul, and lossless USB-C — undercutting Sony's latest flagship by nearly $100.
The F1 AIR matches 8000 Hz polling from premium rivals at a weight that undercuts nearly everything on the market—if the price holds up.
A new Motorola patent flips the foldable formula: instead of a phone that shrinks to your wrist, it's a watch that expands into a handheld display.
Arc System Works' new Marvel fighting game requires a PSN account for online play, locking out players across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia at launch.
Warner Bros. Discovery's Q2 earnings letter confirmed a packed 2027 lineup — 19 films in total — as the studio bets big on franchise tentpoles after a rough summer at the box office.
Jony Ive's first hardware project for OpenAI is a hockey-puck-sized, displayless speaker with cameras and moving parts, targeting a 2027 launch.
Google is bringing back the notification LED on the Pixel 11 series under the name HiLight — an RGB light built into the camera bar that glows for calls, messages, and Gemini AI activity.
Vibrant Visuals arrives as the default graphics mode, your saves carry over, but upgrade pricing is still a mystery.
Hassabis moves to a chairman and chief scientist role at Alphabet while an insider takes over day-to-day operations — and a 27-year Google veteran walks out the door.
Meta's new terminal-based coding agent costs 58% less per token than Anthropic's Sonnet 5 — but it's closed-source and skips Windows entirely.
