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PS6 Leaks: Could Sony Be Building A Powerful Handheld Hybrid
Games
Apr 3, 2026Kotaku

PS6 Leaks: Could Sony Be Building A Powerful Handheld Hybrid

New leaks from Moore's Law Is Dead suggest Sony is laying the groundwork for a PlayStation 6 handheld, potentially competing with the Nintendo Switch 2. Evidence points to PS5 'Power Saver Mode' being a 'Trojan Horse' for handheld compatibility and a new 'PlayGo' system supporting specific game versions for a portable platform. These signs, alongside imminent PS4 feature sunsets, hint at a PS6 launch as early as 2027.

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Nintendo's Digital Divide: Switch 2 Games Get Price Cut (Sort Of!)
Games
Mar 26, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Nintendo's Digital Divide: Switch 2 Games Get Price Cut (Sort Of!)

Get ready, Nintendo fans! We've just received some seriously interesting news from the Big N regarding the future of game pricing on the Switch 2, and it’s a move that could shake up your buying habits. Starting in May

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Meta misled users about its products’ safety, jury decides: Lawsuit
Tech
Mar 25, 2026The Verge

Meta misled users about its products’ safety, jury decides: Lawsuit

A New Mexico jury has found Meta Platforms Inc. liable for deliberately misleading users about product safety and engaging in unethical trade practices, imposing a $375 million penalty. This historic verdict is the first of its kind, emerging from a state investigation that used decoy accounts to expose potential child exploitation on Meta's platforms. The ruling could set a precedent for numerous other lawsuits against social media companies.

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Deep Ocean Mining: Risky Riches in the Regulatory Depths
Review
Mar 22, 2026Ars Technica

Deep Ocean Mining: Risky Riches in the Regulatory Depths

Deep ocean mining is being debated as a source for critical minerals for green tech. While it could meet demand, significant ecological unknowns and a regulatory void make it a high-risk venture. Alternatives like enhanced land mining and aggressive recycling should be prioritized.

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Apple's Halide Acquisition: A Deep Dive into What Could Have Been
Review
Mar 21, 2026Engadget

Apple's Halide Acquisition: A Deep Dive into What Could Have Been

In a surprising revelation, tech giant Apple considered acquiring Lux Optics, the company behind the highly regarded Halide camera app. This potential deal, which ultimately fell through, sheds light on Apple's strategy

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in-depth: The Danger Behind Meta Killing End-to-End Encryption for
Tech
Mar 20, 2026Wired

in-depth: The Danger Behind Meta Killing End-to-End Encryption for

Meta is rolling back end-to-end encryption for Instagram DMs by May 8, citing low user adoption of the opt-in feature. This decision has sparked criticism from privacy experts who view it as a cynical move that undermines years of public commitment to privacy and could set a dangerous precedent for the future of E2EE across big tech. The company's justification is being questioned given its previous efforts to implement default encryption.

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Federal EV Surcharge: A Costly Road Ahead
Review
Mar 19, 2026Gizmodo

Federal EV Surcharge: A Costly Road Ahead

Proposed federal EV and hybrid surcharge review: A confusing and potentially counterproductive annual tax ($250 for EVs, $100 for hybrids) that could deter cleaner vehicle adoption amidst high fuel prices and reduced incentives, despite aiming to fund infrastructure.

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PSA: Hackers can raid iOS 18 with an infected link: iOS Security
Tech
Mar 18, 2026The Verge

PSA: Hackers can raid iOS 18 with an infected link: iOS Security

A potent new hacking tool, "DarkSword," has been found targeting iPhones running iOS 18.4-18.6.2, enabling suspected Russian hackers to steal extensive personal data via malicious links. Discovered by Google, Lookout, and iVerify, the exploit could impact 270 million devices. Apple has patched the vulnerabilities, urging users to update immediately.

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Discover the 2027 Toyota Highlander: Affordable Luxury Redefined
How To
Mar 17, 2026How-To Geek

Discover the 2027 Toyota Highlander: Affordable Luxury Redefined

Luxury vehicles are often synonymous with eye-watering price tags, but what if you could experience premium comfort, advanced technology, and refined design without the exorbitant cost? For 2027, one Japanese SUV is set

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US Army inks massive $20B contract with defense tech firm Anduril
Tech
Mar 15, 2026TechCrunch

US Army inks massive $20B contract with defense tech firm Anduril

The U.S. Army announced late Friday a landmark 10-year contract with defense technology startup Anduril, a deal that could be valued at up to $20 billion. This significant agreement is set to streamline the Army's

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Mobile Gaming's AI Leap: Sumo & Arm Forge a "Paradigm Shift
Games
Mar 11, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Mobile Gaming's AI Leap: Sumo & Arm Forge a "Paradigm Shift

Sumo Digital is partnering with Arm to test groundbreaking AI-powered neural technology for mobile chips, aiming for "PC-quality graphics on mobile." This collaboration could usher in a new era of visually stunning and immersive mobile gaming experiences. Both companies, despite recent challenges, are committed to pushing the boundaries of portable entertainment.

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Apple HomePad: Magnetic Mounting Could Redefine Smart Displays
Review
Mar 9, 2026Digital Trends

Apple HomePad: Magnetic Mounting Could Redefine Smart Displays

The rumored Apple HomePad smart display, with its innovative MagSafe-like magnetic wall mounting, aims to offer unparalleled placement flexibility and deep Apple Intelligence integration. Still a prototype, it promises a fresh approach to smart home hubs, targeting a Fall 2026 release.

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Anthropic to challenge DOD’s supply chain label in court: AI Ethics
Tech
Mar 6, 2026TechCrunch AI

Anthropic to challenge DOD’s supply chain label in court: AI Ethics

AI firm Anthropic plans to challenge the DOD's recent "supply chain risk" designation in court, calling it "legally unsound." This follows a dispute over AI control, with Anthropic refusing use for mass surveillance or autonomous weapons, while the Pentagon seeks unrestricted access for lawful purposes. The designation could bar Anthropic from military contracts.

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US Government Eyes Tencent's Gaming Empire: Divestment Looms
Games
Mar 5, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

US Government Eyes Tencent's Gaming Empire: Divestment Looms

The US government is reportedly considering forcing Tencent to divest its major gaming investments, including stakes in Epic Games and Riot Games. Citing national security concerns over data collection, this ongoing investigation could significantly reshape the global gaming industry.

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open-source: vivo V70 FE Leak Reveals 200MP Camera and 7,000mAh
Open-source
Feb 25, 2026Fossbytes

open-source: vivo V70 FE Leak Reveals 200MP Camera and 7,000mAh

Less than a week after launching the V70 series, a leak reported by Fossbytes suggests vivo is preparing a V70 FE model. This rumored device is said to feature a powerful 200-megapixel camera and an exceptionally large 7,000mAh battery. These specifications, if confirmed, could position the V70 FE as a compelling option for users prioritizing high-resolution photography and extended battery life.

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reviews: Microsoft Researchers Figure Out How to Store Data Inside
Reviews
Feb 24, 2026CNET

reviews: Microsoft Researchers Figure Out How to Store Data Inside

Microsoft researchers have reportedly achieved a breakthrough in data storage, using lasers to store digital information inside glass. This novel method promises exceptional longevity, with researchers claiming data could be retrieved from the glass after an astonishing 10,000 years. This development holds significant implications for long-term archiving and digital preservation.

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regional: Analysis: The best thing that the new Xbox CEO can do is …
Regional
Feb 22, 2026GeekWire

regional: Analysis: The best thing that the new Xbox CEO can do is …

Asha Sharma takes the helm as Microsoft Gaming's new CEO, following Phil Spencer's retirement and Sarah Bond's resignation. Despite her lack of gaming experience and AI background, industry analysis suggests her best initial move may be to foster stability. By allowing Xbox's robust studios to operate without the threat of further layoffs or closures, she could leverage the company's strong game pipeline and rebuild its reputation.

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Android Threats Enter AI Phase: What It Means for Mobile Security
Mobile
Feb 21, 2026Android Authority

Android Threats Enter AI Phase: What It Means for Mobile Security

Android threats may be entering a new AI phase, according to Android Authority. This development suggests mobile malware could become more adaptive and sophisticated, challenging traditional security methods. While the precise AI models or real-time adaptation mechanisms are not detailed in the source, it underscores a critical evolution in the cybersecurity landscape for Android users and developers.

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mobile: OpenAI smart speaker could dial up the creepiness with a
Mobile
Feb 21, 2026Android Authority

mobile: OpenAI smart speaker could dial up the creepiness with a

OpenAI smart speaker could dial up the creepiness with a camera to watch you Key takeaways A new device is reportedly in development, poised to enter the competitive smart home market. This unnamed device has the

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