This cute watch is actually a Game Boy Color in disguise. And yes, it can run games
A custom-built wristwatch packs real Game Boy Color hardware, letting it run actual cartridges, though the tiny screen and controls make it more impressive than practical.
Even Realities smart glasses bring the coding terminal to your eyeball
Even Realities’ latest G2 update brings Terminal Mode to its smart glasses, letting developers monitor AI coding agents, check progress, and respond through the built-in microphone without staying glued to a laptop.
Valve confirms Steam Deck 2 development is at full pace, but wont say anything else
Valve says Steam Deck 2 development is moving at full pace, but the company is still holding back details as it waits for a meaningful hardware leap.
The QWERTY-toting Clicks Communicator phone finally gets a launch date
The Clicks Communicator is a $500 love letter to everyone who still thinks touchscreens were a mistake, and somehow, against all odds, it might actually show up this year.
Microsoft warns the AI RAMmageddon could raise the price of Xbox Project Helix
Xbox's next console is shaping up to be the most honest disappointment in gaming history — Asha Sharma will look you dead in the eye, tell you it's going to cost a lot, and somehow still make you root for her. The RAMmageddon was always coming. Turns out, it just decided to set up camp in your wallet.
YouTube is turning into an answer engine with a new conversational search feature
YouTube Premium subscribers in the US can now try Ask YouTube, a conversational AI search that pulls in videos, Shorts, and text summaries all in one place.
Spotify apparently has no solid plan to label AI-generated music
Spotify has half a billion listeners, a recommendation engine that knows your mood better than your therapist — and apparently, no real plan to tell you if what you're hearing was made by a human or a chatbot on a Tuesday afternoon.
Jabra Evolve3 85 review: I didn’t expect to love a business headset, but I changed my mind
Jabra Evolve3 85 blend an unexpectedly stylish design and luxurious build with class-leading calling experience, reliable audio quality, and wireless charging convenience. It's not for everyone, but for the right audience, it's nearly perfect.
I found an app that finally broke my toxic affair with doomscrolling
I didn’t quit doomscrolling, I just found something that occasionally pulls me out of it before it swallows another hour.
Motorola finally builds a proper flagship – and it only took them years
The Motorola Signature is the latest flagship from the stables of the (now currently Chinese) legacy communications and phone maker and we are not surprised.
Gemini wants to read your emails, calendar, and notifications to help you before you even ask
A Google app beta teardown reveals Gemini's upcoming Proactive Assistance feature, delivering personalized suggestions from user-selected apps like Gmail and Calendar.
Apple’s new App Store plan lets you pay monthly for annual subscriptions with a catch
Apple launched a new App Store subscription type with monthly billing at annual-equivalent rates, with a 12-month commitment and payment tracking and renewal notifications built in.
Valve officially reveals the Steam Controller, alongside its sticker price and release date
After weeks of leaks, Valve has finally made its new hardware official: the new Steam Controller launches May 4 at $99.
House of the Dragon season 3 trailer is here, and it is every bit as brutal as we hoped
After two seasons of careful buildup, the House of the Dragon season 3 trailer has finally arrived. The Dance of the Dragons is in full swing, and the scale looks every bit as massive as fans were promised.
One of the most capable desktop processors available just got $125 cheaper: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D down to $573
The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D is down to $573.99 in a limited-time deal, an 18% saving on a 16-core AM5 processor with 144MB of total cache and 3D V-Cache technology for gaming and professional workloads.
Apple has apparently locked iPhone Ultra and MacBook Ultra as its next flagships
Apple is expanding its Ultra branding to include the iPhone Ultra (its first foldable, launching September 2026) and MacBook Ultra (OLED touchscreen, M6 chip, early 2027).
GnuVPN and the Rise of Alternative VPNs Focused on Privacy and Flexibility
Digital privacy is an increasingly complex subject, but some tools exist to support user protections at home and abroad. Among the most prominent services in this space is the virtual private network (VPN), which reroutes internet connection to a private server that encrypts data before it is sent to the internet service provider (ISP). However, […]
Your Essential Space content can now follow you wherever you go in the Nothing ecosystem
Nothing rolled out cloud backup for Essential Space on April 27, 2026, syncing notes, voice captures, screenshots, tasks, and summaries across all 2025–2026 Nothing and CMF phones.
Bowers & Wilkins Px8 S2, Px7 S3, and Pi8 get new colors and they are summer-ready
Bowers & Wilkins has introduced new colorways across its Px8 S2, Px7 S3, and Pi8 lineup, bringing the total portfolio to 21 variants.
Toyota made a gaming chair that is probably more expensive than your gaming rig
Toyota turned the front seat of its Crown car into a wildly luxurious desk chair with heating, ventilation, powered adjustments, and a USB-C port where the seat belt buckle should be. The price? Nearly $3,500.
Yellowstone Season 6 isn’t happening — here’s what’s replacing it
What's the deal with Kevin Costner and the future of Yellowstone? We've got everything you need to know about Yellowstone season 6.
Adobe Firefly AI is now live publicly, hoping you’ll talk to an AI and get work done
The Firefly AI Assistant public beta is available for Creative Cloud Pro and paid Firefly plan subscribers, with complimentary daily generative credits provided to eligible users during the beta period.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Glasses have leaked, and the looks don’t impress
Android Headlines published the first real images of Samsung's Galaxy Glasses, featuring plain matte-black frames running Android XR with Gemini AI and a 12MP Sony camera.
Sleep apps are good for maintaining a healthy routine, but they stress out insomniacs
People with insomnia symptoms were significantly more likely to report negative effects from sleep tracking apps. Constant exposure to sleep deficit data can amplify existing anxiety about sleep, a phenomenon researchers call orthosomnia.
Samsung’s upcoming foldables could finally add a sorely-missed charging feature
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 lineup may finally bring Samsung’s foldables closer to the MagSafe-style charging experience.
The iPhone’s return to curved screens could be a clever trick, not sloping glass
Leaker Ice Universe hints that Apple's 20th anniversary iPhone could feature a "Liquid Glass Display," a new display language that makes bezels nearly disappear using optical illusions, not just curves.
You can safely ignore those viral videos showing a phone’s LED flash melting plastic
Viral videos make Samsung flashlights look like tiny blowtorches, but the setup is doing most of the drama
Meta’s latest outrageous deal is getting solar power beamed even at night from satellites
Meta has signed a deal with startup Overview Energy to receive up to one gigawatt of solar power beamed from a fleet of 1,000 satellites in geosynchronous orbit.
VITURE Beast XR glasses debut with 174-inch virtual display and wider field of view
VITURE has launched its Beast XR glasses with a larger virtual display, improved brightness, and standalone features, aiming to bring XR experiences closer to mainstream users.
Samsung’s wallet gets a cool trip planning tool that will make you want a Galaxy phone
Samsung has launched Trips, a new Samsung Wallet feature that organizes flights, hotel bookings, car rentals, event tickets, and travel memos into a single timeline.
WhatsApp for Windows feels worse than ever, and I’m tired of pretending otherwise
From lag and random logouts to a divisive redesign, WhatsApp’s Windows app is leaving too many desktop users frustrated.
Spotify wants to be your fitness coach with guided workout sessions
Spotify has launched a new Fitness hub, giving Free users access to curated workout playlists from top wellness creators, while Premium users unlock 1,400+ ad-free Peloton classes.
Intel Wildcat Lake chips cost a pretty penny, but tests show they can’t touch the MacBook Neo
Intel's Wildcat Lake chips are fanless, laptop-ready, and surprisingly pricey. Here's everything you need to know before you get excited.
Controversial AI software is now helping find corrupt and slacking officers
The Met Police used controversial Palantir AI software to scan internal data, flagging hundreds of officers over suspected corruption, misconduct, attendance breaches, and undeclared links.
This Chrome tool lets a chubby ginger cat take over your screen until you take a break
Can't stop scrolling? This free Chrome extension sends an adorable cat to take over your screen every time you spend too much time on social media.
Apple’s foldable iPad could meet the same fate as Microsoft’s doomed Surface Neo
A 20-inch foldable iPad is reportedly in the works at Apple, but there’s a real chance this ambitious device may never make it to market.
Smartphone and PC prices just got another reason to deliver a hike jab
Excerpt: The Iran war has disrupted a key raw material used in circuit boards, sending prices surging 40% in April alone and squeezing electronics manufacturers already battling rising chip costs.
The next iPhone moment might come from an AI company, not Samsung or Apple
OpenAI is developing its own smartphone chip with MediaTek and Qualcomm, with Luxshare handling manufacturing. Mass production starts in 2028, and it could redefine how we use phones.