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Your GTA 6 ‘physical copy’ could expire before you even play it
Rockstar has confirmed that GTA 6 PS5 download codes included in physical copies sold in Japan will expire 170 days after launch due to regional regulations.
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OnePlus is building another flagship monster for a shrinking audience, and its expected to launch in October
A new OnePlus 16 leak points to an October launch, a smaller square camera housing, and a battery capacity approaching 9,000mAh.
Google could soon let you unlock your Pixel Watch with your phone
Google is reportedly working on a way to unlock your Pixel Watch with your phone, essentially flipping the existing Watch Unlock feature.
Samsung has another wild foldable phone lined up for 2027 and it will excite screen connoisseurs
Samsung has reportedly started developing its second-generation Galaxy Z TriFold, with another near-10-inch OLED expected and a possible launch alongside the Galaxy Z9 series in 2027.
Android’s most powerful app permission could soon come with a much scarier warning
Android 17 may give trusted apps control over screen content while a phone is locked. Google’s clearer warning reveals the convenience, risk, and safeguards behind the unfinished permission system.
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Waymo’s driverless cars keep getting parking tickets in Austin, and humans aren’t the only ones complaining
Waymo’s Austin robotaxis have received 83 parking citations worth $9,325, exposing how repeated curbside mistakes can become a larger operational problem when they spread across an autonomous fleet.
Apple’s best device protection deal is finally leaving the US
AppleCare One is expanding beyond the US for the first time, bringing bundled protection for multiple Apple devices to four additional countries beginning August 4.
God of War Laufey finally has a release date, and there’s some good news for Kratos fans too
Santa Monica Studio has confirmed God of War Laufey will launch on February 16, 2027, and revealed that a new Kratos-led title is already in the works.
A new iPhone app can sniff out Meta smart glasses lurking nearby
AntiZuck turns an iPhone into a local smart-glasses scanner, alerting users to nearby Meta Ray-Bans and other supported devices without requiring an account or collecting data.
Google Maps’ biggest Android Auto upgrade is reaching more users
Google is expanding Immersive Navigation and the live speedometer in Android Auto, bringing richer maps and better driving information to more users.
Lenovo’s $99 280Hz gaming monitor is built for the ramen-budget crowd
Lenovo has launched two affordable 280Hz gaming monitors for competitive players, led by a 23.8-inch model with a local price equivalent to around $99.
New York’s food carts are going electric in clean air trial
New York is testing battery-powered food carts to reduce noise, air pollution and fuel use while improving working conditions for street vendors.
The dream of uber cheap phones for kids and grandparents is effectively dead, thanks to AI
Surging memory chip prices driven by AI demand have made sub-$100 smartphones unprofitable to manufacture.
Apple’s smartwatches will look the same for at least another year, or two
Bloomberg reports Apple's Series 12 and Ultra 4 smartwatches will skip a design overhaul this year, focusing instead on health features.
Lenovo’s next ThinkCenter desktop is ready to hit the shelves, but the price will make you blink twice
Lenovo's ThinkCentre X desktop is coming to the US with up to 256GB RAM, dual RTX 5060 Ti GPUs, and a flagship configuration that costs nearly $14,000.
Xbox is fixing one of the PC app’s biggest annoyances with download speed
Microsoft is testing a Smart Download Client for Xbox that automatically switches to the fastest download server, promising quicker game installs on PC and consoles.
Apple’s new Upgrade program launches on Tuesday with major changes
Apple's new Upgrade leasing program launches July 28, letting customers lease iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Apple Watches through Klarna.
Apple’s smart glasses are running late because they don’t want to stir a privacy storm
Apple’s smart glasses may not reach consumers until late 2027 as the company works out how to add cameras without compromising privacy.
A metallic Hall effect keyboard and a 59g mouse are Lenovo’s latest upgrades for snazzy gaming setups
Lenovo has launched new Legion-branded gaming gear, including a metallic Hall effect keyboard and a 59g mouse that both support 8,000Hz polling.
Asus’ latest Zenbook puts a seriously bright OLED screen inside an impossibly slim body
Asus’ latest thin-and-light laptop pairs a premium OLED panel with a Ryzen AI processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD.
Motorola may have built the iPad alternative Android users have been waiting for
Motorola has revealed a slim 5G tablet with an included Moto Pen, a large battery, and specifications that could make it a cheaper iPad alternative.
The Minimal Phone 2 looks dramatically better than the original, and I’m genuinely here for it
Founder Armen Youssefian has posted 360-degree teaser renders of the Minimal Phone 2 on X, revealing a metallic-framed design in silver and black.
The EU says TikTok still isn’t doing enough to protect kids
The European Commission says TikTok may be violating the Digital Services Act by failing to adequately protect minors' accounts and privacy on the platform.
Qualcomm is set to ratchet up chip prices in September, and your next gadget upgrade could bear the brunt
Qualcomm has informed customers of double-digit chip price increases effective September 1, 2026, citing exhausted supplier cost absorption and failed alternative sourcing.
Tesla’s hidden door problem might end up fixing every car in America
NHTSA has denied a new defect investigation into Tesla's emergency door releases but agreed to develop industry-wide federal safety standards.
The hottest indie game on Steam just had a malware scare
A malicious Meccha Chameleon Steam Workshop map was found attempting to download malware onto players' PCs. Here's what happened, why it matters, and how to stay safe.
Enter the wrong PIN 13 times and your Galaxy phone is locked for good
Galaxy devices launching with One UI 9.0 will permanently lock after 13 failed PIN attempts, leaving a factory reset as the only way back in.
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