Tech - Page 25
Technology industry news, commentary and analysis, with reporting on big tech, startups, social media, apps, and internet culture.
Insomniac Games unveils an emotional story trailer for Marvel's Wolverine, teasing a linear action-packed game with X-Men characters.
Mbappé and Bellingham featured on EA SPORTS FC 27 cover; new gameplay additions like The Grounds social hub and revamped Career Transfer Market.
Samsung unveils Galaxy Z Fold8 series: Ultra model packs power, while compact Fold8 focuses on portability and fun.
NBA 2K27 cover athletes announced: Victor Wembanyama, Caitlin Clark, and Derrick Rose. Celebrating the game's global reach and basketball obsession.
Call of Duty takes over Fanatics Fest with celebrity grudge matches, showcasing the game's popularity across sports leagues.
Sony is currently on a lot of gamers' sh*t list following the announcement that PlayStation would be killing physical discs in January 2028, and these new reports about the PlayStation 6 could be part of the reason why.
It's really a Brand New Day, and Spider-Man needs the latest and most durable smartphones to survive his day-to-day superhero adventures, and that's where Samsung swings in to save the day.
Just days after she announced XBOX's big reset, which saw 3,200 employees get handed pink slips, and game studios get sent to limbo, current CEO Asha Sharma has a new role with the government, and get this, she will now lead a task force on employment.
Kai Cenat's fashion industry-inspired hiatus is over, and he is back with a bang with Streamer University 2. He has just revealed who we can expect to see "teaching" and who will be attending. He also made some other big announcements.
Sony may be ready to move on from physical games, but more than 120,000 fans are making it clear the disc isn't dying quietly.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 aims to deliver the same thrilling Xenomorph action as the Aliens movie, with new features like 4-player co-op.
Sony to stop producing physical PlayStation games in 2028, sparking outrage from collectors and preservation advocates.
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