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Sony’s new concept caters to console gamers who are also smartphone addicts. The patent shows a mobile phone connected to a DualSense PS5 controller, providing additional inputs. PS5 and PS6 games may support touchscreen controls or make use of a second screen.

Nintendo is responding to rising storage costs and will sell games for the Nintendo Switch 2 at a higher price if they are purchased on a cartridge instead of being bought and downloaded digitally from the Nintendo eShop. Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is the first game to use this pricing model.

This one's for the history books: Samsung is finally breaking down the "walled garden" by bringing native AirDrop support to the Galaxy S26 series in the US, Europe, and India via a new Quick Share update. Galaxy owners in those regions can now share res files seamlessly with iPhones, iPads and Macs. No third-party apps required.

Garmin Connect is a very comprehensive and capable ecosystem that offers plenty of options, especially for athletes. A recent in-depth report suggests that, ever since the introduction of Garmin Connect+, the company has been navigating a delicate balance between maintaining openness and delivering added value for paying customers.

Google is turning up the volume on generative AI with the launch of Lyria 3 Pro, capable of composing full three-minute songs with pro-grade control. This new model allows users to ask Lyria for specific verses, choruses, and bridges. From original gaming soundtracks to cost-cutting corporate jingles, Lyria 3 Pro is set to disrupt the music industry by putting studio-grade production in the hands of everyone.

Xiaomi has finally released its soundbar and wireless subwoofer internationally. While a full global rollout is pending for now, the Desktop Speaker Pro Set will be a relatively inexpensive affair based on its Singaporean launch price.

A reliable source has outlined Microsoft's plans for the future of its Surface PC division. Reportedly, Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 and Intel Panther Lake versions of the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop will launch before the summer.

A leaker has outlined Epic Games' plans for its final mobile giveaway of the month. Revealed ahead of time, the free game will join two others that the Epic Games Store has already confirmed for PC and macOS.

Lenovo has released a 16-inch ThinkPad in North America. Equipped with up to 128 GB RAM and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 laptop GPU, the ThinkPad T16g Gen 3 also features a 99 Wh battery. Other markets have received variants with 192 GB RAM, though.

Thanks to artificial intelligence and data from the TESS satellite, astronomers have been able to discover new exoplanets in the universe. And this could also help solve one of the greatest mysteries to this day.

Alldocube has revealed the exact launch details and pricing of its upcoming compact gaming tablet, dubbed the iPlay Mini 4 Ultra. The rather affordable 8.8-inch tablet boasts impressive specs, including a 144 Hz display.

Compact, modular, and powerful: the Khadas Mind Pro is positioned as a versatile mini PC with the latest hardware. Equipped with an Intel Core Ultra X7, 64 GB RAM, and optional extensions up to a gaming PC, the system covers a wide range of applications.

Danish design specialist Pedestal has teamed up with Sony to develop one of the most unusual accessories for the Sony PlayStation 5. The Pedestal Moon Legacy Edition is intended to transform a PS5 and TV into an art object inspired by the design of the PlayStation 1.

The Garmin System Software Version 8.09 is rolling out to one of the brand’s recently released smartwatches. This update is said to improve a navigation page and fix a bug experienced by users of the Approach J1.

A second version of the Ugreen Nexode Magnetic Power Bank Qi2 15W 10000mAh has been spotted in a certification database. This accessory is expected to offer one key upgrade over the original model.

The Amazfit firmware version 3.43.0.3 update is currently rolling out to smartwatch users. It brings new running-related features as well as an improvement for sleep tracking to the Balance 2.

Xiaomi has launched its new Mi Home Central Air Conditioner Dual Fan in China. This model is said to deliver rapid cooling and heating, while being “super energy efficient”.

Forza Horizon 16 will release on May 19 for PC and consoles. The game is set in Japan and is said to be the biggest open world for a Forza game, and now it looks like most PC builds will be able to run the game at high fidelity.

With a potentially high PS6 price, there are concerns that the console will struggle. The Alderon Games founder thinks improvements in ray tracing won’t tempt many buyers. Sony could find more success converting PS4 owners who have been waiting for a substantial upgrade.

The Chinese tech group is following up. Prices for the new generation of Xiaomi SU7 electric cars start at 219,900 yuan (around $ 31.900) in China. Its range has increased to up to 902 kilometres. 800-volt architecture and LiDAR sensors are now standard features. Below are the official data, equipment and order figures for the market launch.

The German automotive industry is gradually grinding to a halt. It is currently experiencing an unprecedented decline. Consequently, its most important export markets and core regions are also being pulled towards the abyss. The bare figures for the past year reveal an unprecedented turning point that poses a massive threat to the survival of the entire industry.

Samsung is working on a cheaper alternative to the Galaxy Z Fold lineup, one that is expected to be a wider aspect ratio and more compact. Renders of said phone have now surfaced, giving an idea of what to expect.

Barely released and already a small Steam hit: Scritchy Scratchy is winning players over with a simple but apparently highly addictive idle concept built around scratch-off tickets. In just one week, the game has already racked up more than 16,000 reviews – 94% of them positive. It is currently still available with a 20% launch discount for $5.59.

In the sci-fi MMORPG SpaceMolt, 700 AI agents have gathered around a quest relic and founded their own religion. Phenomena like this are not all that unusual in a game like SpaceMolt, however, and are described by the developers as “emergent behavior.”

After the success of its 65W GaN charger, Rolling Square is back with a 100W charger that it also claims is the smallest in the world. The Supertiny 100W GaN charger can power high-energy devices such as ebikes and computers, as well as low-power devices such as a smartwatch or earbuds.

Rising RAM and storage prices could soon have noticeable consequences for mid-range smartphones. A leak suggests that manufacturers in the roughly $400 segment may increasingly return to older technology such as 90 Hz waterdrop displays, plastic frames, and hybrid SIM slots. The microSD slot, which has long been on the decline, could make a comeback as a result – much to the delight of many users.

Garmin has finalised a new update for its current Pro-branded smartwatches. Rolling out globally as a free update, System Software 21.39 is said to improve the cellular connectivity experience while introducing other changes, too.

The manufacturer has added Intel Panther Lake to the lineup this year for both improved performance and efficiency when compared to existing AMD Zen 5 offerings.

Narwal’s Spring Cleaning Sale drops several robot vacuums to record-low prices. Highlights include the flagship Narwal Flow with a FlowWash mopping system and 22,000 Pa suction, the affordable Freo X10 Pro, the pet-hair-focused Freo Z10 and the S30 Pro wet-dry vacuum.

The rivalry between DJI and Insta360 has escalated into the courtroom, with the leading drone manufacturer filing a lawsuit in China against its competitor for alleged patent theft. The case involves employees who switched companies, plagiarised technologies, and a bitter fight for market share. This article outlines the key facts surrounding the lawsuit.

Dell has unveiled a tiny new mini-PC aimed at businesses. Available with up to 64 GB of RAM and a 16-core Intel Panther Lake processor, the Dell Pro 5 Micro can also be powered by one of its USB Type-C ports, unlike many of its contemporaries.

Xiaomi has revealed that it will be refreshing one of its popular smartphone series soon with a new model. Available before the end of the month, the Redmi Note 15 5G Special Edition should boast a luxurious finish too.

Xiaomi has now released a new affordable smartphone in Europe. Combining a massive battery and a 120 Hz display, the Redmi A7 Pro runs HyperOS 3 out of the box too, with a choice between two memory configurations.

IKEA's Kajplats GU10 LED bulbs are now available in the US. These cheaper smart home products offer wireless dimming, and they also support the Matter protocol.

Anker is rolling out the recently launched Prime Wireless Charging Station (3-in-1, MagGo, AirCool, Foldable). On the way to Europe, this compact accessory is also now available in Canada.

Four new Casio G-Shock hybrid watches, part of the brand’s upcoming Summer Resort 2026 collection, have leaked. These models use colored glass, and two also have translucent straps.

Dell has debuted the Pro Precision 5 14S and Pro Precision 5 16S mobile workstation laptops. Dell claims that these entry-level productivity machines are the company's "thinnest entry-level mobile workstation with H-class processors". Both laptops comes with either Intel Panther Lake Core Ultra 300 or AMD Ryzen AI 400 Gorgon Point processors.

The AOTOS Flux X26 is a new family of electric motos that combines lots of torque with smart connectivity and a distinctive mechanical design. The bike has just launched on Kickstarter with big discounts for early adopters.

Dell has introduced new input devices, including two mouse-and-keyboard combos and a wired mouse that features quick fingerprint authentication.

Dell has introduced a new monitor with an integrated webcam. The model is large and ultra-wide, making it suitable for office use. It is not a low-cost option, but Dell aims to justify the price with a strong range of features.

Dell has unveiled a new 14-inch laptop featuring an optional Tandem OLED display. Also packing 5G and Wi-Fi 7 connectivity, the Dell Pro 14 Premium can be configured with up to 64 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM and a 16-core Intel Panther Lake processor.

Intel has released a new graphics card with up to 32 GB of VRAM. Also leveraging up to 32 Xe2 cores, the Arc Pro B70 will soon be joined by the cheaper Arc Pro B65, which Intel claims are 'cost-effective' yet 'high-performance solutions'.

With the release of Panther Lake to the commercial segment with vPro that includes popular business brands like the Lenovo ThinkPad and HP EliteBook, Panther Lake is now fully on the market.

Dell is introducing its new Dell Pro lineup. The new Dell Pro 5 laptops, available in 14- and 16-inch, include the most options by far, including AMD and Intel CPUs, plus LPCAMM2 memory - a groundbreaking innovation.

Back from the Dell hell: After killing the Dell Latitude 7000, Dell brings it back! The new Dell Pro 7 laptops are set to compete with machines like the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s and ThinkPad X13.

Dell has a new 34-inch monitor that's designed for conference calls. The monitor has a webcam, speakers, and dedicated controls for Microsoft Teams. It also doubles as a hub for all of your peripherals.

Dell has announced a new 27-inch monitor with an IPS display. The monitor has a 120Hz refresh rate and packs several ports as a result of its built-in hub function.

Lunar Lake was known for being expensive for Intel to make, and thus mostly only feasible in premium laptops. In 2026, this reversed: Dell is gonna use it in the new Dell Pro 3 series, their most affordable business laptop series.

Xiaomi has released a new monitor globally. A particularly affordable option, the new release still packs a 144 Hz refresh rate with a brighter, more colour accurate and more vibrant panel than the original Xiaomi Monitor A24i.

Using a mid-range tablet and a mid-range smartphone, we examine just how much the camera quality actually differs between these two device categories. Do additional lenses and better software really make a noticeable difference?