Starting in November, Xbox will introduce playtime packs that allow users to enjoy ad-free streaming on Xbox Cloud Gaming, extending beyond the usual Game Pass time restrictions.
While Mass Effect 5 may not be in the works, fans can look forward to the continuation of the Prime Video series inspired by BioWare’s iconic sci-fi RPG.
A new Baldur’s Gate series is in the works at HBO, spearheaded by Craig Mazin, known for his work on The Last of Us and Chernobyl. This adaptation will continue the story from Baldur’s Gate 3, diving deeper into the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy universe.
Phantom Blade Zero will feature a physical edition, although it won’t be released on the same day as the digital launch.
A recent security flaw threatens to jeopardize a significant portion of the internet’s historical data.
Skullcandy will continue to operate as an independent brand within Bose’s high-end audio division, although specifics of the agreement have not been disclosed.
Tesla’s Q3 2026 earnings reveal stagnant revenue and a 4% decline in profits.
Updates have been rolled out to address the AI-identified “PHP2Shell” vulnerability, but with millions of servers at risk, the urgency to implement these patches is greater than ever.
Meta’s Q3 financial results reveal that the company allocated $9.89 billion to cover its settlement with U.S. attorneys general.
The Alza film festival offered an intriguing glimpse into the entertainment industry’s efforts to innovate and adapt.
Meta is introducing a new category of shares to support its AI projects, investing billions into the rapidly evolving sector.
In the next five years, the energy consumption of data centers could reverse years of progress in improving air quality due to increased pollution.
Anime enthusiasts have potentially uncovered the 2027 release date for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba: Infinity Castle 2 through a recent leak.
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Nvidia’s latest drivers now incorporate Microsoft’s Advanced Shader Delivery technology.
Serato’s acclaimed DJ software has made its debut on mobile devices, now featuring compatibility with hardware controllers.