Rockstar Games is reportedly planning a digital-only release for Grand Theft Auto 6, opting to sell physical soundtrack CDs and vinyl instead of the game itself on a disc.
The Camp Snap 110D is a screen-free 8MP digital camera inspired by 70s and 80s 110 film cameras. It features zero shutter lag and is designed for a simplified, distraction-free photography experience.
Minisforum is launching the S5, a unique fanless machine designed to function as a quiet PC, NAS, or local AI box. It features a sleek design aimed at silent home server or desktop use.
Roku has introduced Roku Labs, a new program that allows users to test experimental features and apps before they are officially released.
The New iPhone "randomly" stops responding to touch, or reboots after a failed Face ID authentication.
A deep dive into how Gunpei Yokoi was inspired by a businessman playing with a calculator to create the Game & Watch line.
The popular 12-foot 'Giant Skelly' from Home Depot has been updated with app-controlled eyes and lighting effects.
In a significant demonstration of integrated security tech, a Florida man was cleared of criminal charges thanks to his Tesla's built-in dashcam footage.
Paramount has reached a settlement with a coalition of 12 state attorneys general to resolve an antitrust lawsuit, removing a significant legal hurdle as the company moves toward its merger with Skydance. The agreement reportedly includes concessions regarding channel bundling and limitations that could impact how services like CNN are packaged.
Sony is reportedly doubling down on an all-digital console future for 2028, with new patents suggesting controllers could be used as direct payment devices for digital content.
Acer's CEO predicts that PC prices will decline by late 2027 as new manufacturing capacity from China stabilizes memory costs. This counters industry claims of long-term shortages and suggests better value is coming for budget hardware buyers.
NVIDIA is reportedly going to launch its RTX 60 GPUs codenamed Rubin in 2028, and it makes a lot of sense why the launch is so far away.
A newly introduced federal bill by Rep. Darrell Issa aims to combat digital piracy by allowing site-blocking orders that specifically include VPN providers as intermediaries. If passed, this would require service providers and privacy tools to prevent users from accessing designated infringing streaming sites.
Liliputing, a staple of small-form-factor and niche tech news, has shared an update on why their posting frequency has declined due to shifting SEO landscapes and the difficulty of sustaining text-based tech journalism.
California has passed a law that imposes real penalties on social media influencers who fail to disclose when they are being paid to promote political content.
FunnyPlaying has released a new ultra-compact $69 FPGA-based Game Boy clone but their initial run of only 20 consoles has already sold out.
Amazon AWS customers in the Middle East have suffered permanent data loss following physical damage to data centers caused by drone strikes.
The latest Final Fantasy remake may require over 200GB of storage, potentially setting a new record for base installations.
Owners of Tablo over-the-air DVRs are reporting that advertisements are now appearing on-screen when they pause their recordings.
Apple's new A20 Pro chip can run a 27B parameter model at double the speed of the iPhone 17 Pro’s A19 Pro.