Pathea’s New RPG ‘The God Slayer’ Aims for a 2027 Release
The studio behind the ‘My Time’ series is working on a new open-world action RPG. The God Slayer mixes Chinese martial arts, steampunk tech, and elemental magic in a systemic world.
Author: Henry Blakemore
Henry Blakemore brings a distinct perspective to technology journalism, forged through hands-on experience with industrial automation systems and their real-world implementations. His expertise spans the convergence of industrial computing, IoT networks, and emerging automation technologies, where he deciphers complex technical concepts for both specialist and general audiences. Blakemore's analysis consistently illuminates how these interconnected domains are reshaping manufacturing, logistics, and infrastructure. His writing stands out for its emphasis on practical applications rather than theoretical possibilities, drawing from direct observation of technology deployments across global industrial environments.
Word’s Accessibility Update Is a Big Deal for Keyboard Users
Microsoft is rolling out a major accessibility upgrade for Word on Windows, specifically targeting navigation within threaded comments. The update, available in Insider Build 19422.20000 and up, aims to fix a long-standing pain point for users of Narrator, JAWS, and NVDA. It promises smarter shortcu
Michael Burry Says the AI Bubble is About to Pop
The famed “Big Short” investor Michael Burry is sounding the alarm on AI stocks. He predicts a market peak is imminent, warns against passive funds, and says Palantir’s 2,100% surge is unjustified.
Samsung’s Mysterious New Foldable Could Be a Game-Changer
According to a new report, Samsung is ramping up development on an enigmatic new foldable phone. This could signal the arrival of a high-end ‘Ultra’ variant in the Galaxy Z Fold lineup, shaking up the premium smartphone market.
Antivirus is Just the Start of Your Security Strategy
A new CNET report breaks down the specific threats antivirus can and cannot handle. With 75% of Americans hit by online attacks, it’s a crucial baseline—but far from a complete solution.
Quantum Computing Isn’t Magic, But Here’s Why It Matters
Quantum computing uses qubits, superposition, and entanglement to solve problems classical computers can’t. We’re currently in the noisy, limited NISQ era, but the long-term potential for fields like drug discovery is huge.
Chrono Trigger Remake Hopes Get a Weird, Non-Denial Boost
Legendary designer Yuji Horii gave a cryptic, non-denial answer when asked about a potential Chrono Trigger remake. This follows a translation error in May 2024 that also fueled rumors. Fans are reading the tea leaves, but nothing is official.
Valve’s “Lepton” Could Bring Android Games to Steam Deck
Valve is reportedly developing an Android compatibility layer for Linux, codenamed “Lepton.” This could allow Android apps and games to run on devices like the Steam Deck and the upcoming Steam Frame VR headset, expanding the platform’s reach.
Snapdragon X Plus Woes Show Qualcomm’s Windows Problem
A student’s report of a bug-ridden ASUS Vivobook S15 with a Snapdragon X Plus chip highlights ongoing software compatibility issues. With no updates from ASUS since June 2025, it points to a broader support problem for Windows on Arm.
Vinci’s AI for Chip Design Exits Stealth with $46M and Big Claims
A new startup called Vinci has come out of stealth with $46M in funding and a bold claim: its AI-powered simulation software runs up to 1000x faster than conventional tools. It’s already being tested by major semiconductor companies.