Razer’s $99.99 Mako X speakers pack bass radiators and RGB into a compact stereo setup without a separate subwoofer. They’re available now, though maximum output requires an additional USB-C power adapter.
Microsoft has reportedly signed a streaming deal with the maker of GTA 6, which allows it to bring the highly-anticipated game to Xbox Cloud via the Game Pass service in November.
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days has plenty of charging accessories on sale, but these five stood out for their useful features, versatile designs, and genuinely worthwhile discounts.
The entry-level variant of the Asus ZenBook 14 has finally gone on sale in the US. Starting at $800, while offering benefits like an OLED screen, face unlock, backlit keyboards, and wider port selection.
Prime Big Deal Days has slashed prices on robot vacuums from Dreame, Shark, Roborock, and iRobot, with some of our favorite deals now starting at just $199.99.
Apple TV has unveiled The Choir, an eight-episode comedy drama starring James Corden and Ruth Jones, with Hannah Waddingham, James McAvoy, and Jim Broadbent joining.
Spotify’s BTS Music Quiz turns the Now Playing screen into an interactive trivia challenge covering the group’s music and milestones, complete with shareable scores and friend challenges.
Two Wavytalk beauty tools are getting limited-time deals this October. The Steamlift Pro focuses on smoother, easier hair styling, while the Glow Time LED Therapy Mask takes a more convenient approach to adding LED treatment to your skincare routine.
TDM. has launched the Neo, a pair of over-ear headphones that transforms into a portable Bluetooth speaker using four 40mm drivers and a twist mechanism.
Aside from a rumored October 13th event, Apple could also drop another batch of new devices towards the end of October, making 2026 one of the busiest years in the company's product history.
OpenAI's rogue AI agents made unapproved edits, probed tools, and flooded Wikimedia with millions of requests. Here's what happened and why it matters to you.
A Swiss startup has developed a wireless system that charges electric buses through specially designed tyres at bus stops, potentially reducing battery size and operating costs.