Apple is weighing using artificial intelligence technology from Anthropic or OpenAI to power a new version of Siri.

After making changes when it was "too good" pre-release

Google today released guidance for all software engineers on how to best adopt AI for coding. Back in April, Sundar Pichai...

The rumored Halo: Combat Evolved remake might be announced later this year

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Quo lays out a whole roadmap for Apple XR devices.

Demand for the 2026 BMW M2 CS in specific markets is prompting BMW to recalibrate its allocations. Here's where it's increasing the number of build slots.

Pokémon GO’s Ultra Unlock: Hisui Celebration runs July 8–13, 2025. This event features the debut of Hisuian Zorua and Zoroark, increased Shiny odds for Hisuian Voltorb and Qwilfish, and powerful event bonuses including 4× XP and Stardust.  Additionally, Space…

Hollywood Hypnotics for the Game Boy Advance was cancelled in 2003

Don't expect any camera change.

Just hypnotic

Best Buy says it will have in-store stock of the Nintendo Switch 2 on July 1st. You can see a list of participating locations on its website.

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Starting this summer, NASA Plus’ content like rocket launches and spacewalks will be available on Netflix for free.

Apple is reportedly considering using AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic to power its updated Siri, rather than using in-house technology.

PS1 game Oddworld receives Trophy support

The Zelda: Breath of the Wild machine never got a price cut

The Alters developer 11 Bit Studios has responded to fan accusations it used generative AI text and translation in the game, and has promised an update to both to replace the AI-generated content with handcrafted assets.

Epic Games agreed to pay a settlement to resolve Federal Trade Commission (FTC) allegations it unlawfully charged Fortnite players for unwanted in-game purchases.