Chinese tech giant Alibaba has made a strong entry into the artificial intelligence (AI)-powered smart glasses market with its Quark AI S1 and G1 series. The company’s new models stand out from their ...

ARC Raiders exploded out of the gate. It surged past 480,000 concurrent players on Steam, riding a wave of streaming buzz and sci-fi spectacle. But in all the noise, one sharp detail slipped under the ...

Update 1.100 for the open-world action game Ghost of Yotei, released on November 24th, offers its largest content pack to date. Developer Sucker Punch Productions has added a number of significant ...

NVIDIA, a major player in the AI world, is offering significant improvements to its users with the DGX Spark update. These systems, which the company calls “mini AI supercomputers,” are becoming ...

Intel has confirmed that its next-gen Core Ultra 300 laptop chips, codenamed Panther Lake, will officially launch at CES 2026. The reveal is scheduled for January 5 at 15:00 PST, led by Jim Johnson, ...

The ROG Xbox Ally series, recently launched in collaboration with Asus and Xbox, has received its most comprehensive system update since its launch. The device, which has exceeded market expectations, ...

MSI is giving away Anno 117: Pax Romana with select PC components until December 13 valid on MEG, MPG, and MAG series gear.

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey announced funding for a project to bring back Vine, the platform for legendary six-second videos. Launched on Thursday, the new app, “diVine,” has made more than 100,000 ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 update 21.0.0 blocks third-party docks. Dock support is now limited to custom encryption.

Turkcell announced a strategic partnership agreement with Google Cloud. Google Cloud plans to establish a new cloud region in Turkey in partnership with Turkcell. This initiative will strengthen ...

Lumines Arise builds on its musical puzzle roots with a new burst mechanic, delivering near-perfect zen gameplay from the Tetris Effect team.

According to a World Health Organization (WHO Europe) study of adolescents in 44 countries, 11 percent of young people showed signs of problematic social media use in 2022, up from 7 percent in 2018.