The Coalition is deep into development on Gears of War: E-Day, targeting a 2026 release. The studio calls it their most ambitious game yet, built entirely in Unreal Engine 5. It’s a prequel set 14 years before the original game.
Sony Honda Mobility is bringing PlayStation 5 Remote Play to its Afeela 1 electric vehicle next year. You’ll need your console on at home and a stable 15Mbps connection to play as a passenger. It’s a niche feature for a very specific, and likely expensive, new car.
Epic Games is scrapping plans to bring Fortnite back to iOS in Japan. CEO Tim Sweeney accuses Apple of “obstruction and lawbreaking” with new fees under Japan’s competition law, vowing to complain to regulators.
In a new animated short, the TMNT battle an AI villain that steals their likeness. It’s a direct counter-narrative to Disney’s recent $1 billion deal with OpenAI to license its characters for AI videos. The fight for creator rights is back.
Supercapacitors are finding their niche as the auto industry changes. A new forecast says their future is in stabilizing power grids, not just hybrid cars.
The gaming industry is in a fierce battle for player attention, and user experience (UX) testing has become the critical differentiator. From mobile casinos to complex RPGs, a seamless, intuitive interface is what keeps people playing and paying.
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio is pledging over $70 million to fund “Trump Accounts” for 300,000 kids. But Elon Musk says the gesture is useless because AI and robots will create a future with “universal high income” and no poverty. It’s a clash of billion-dollar worldviews.
Security researchers have identified a newly evolved variant of the BeaverTail malware, firmly linking it to North Korea’s notorious Lazarus Group. This JavaScript-based threat, now merged with another strain called OtterCookie, acts as a sophisticated information stealer and loader, specifically ta
Apple is rolling out major App Store changes in Japan to comply with a new law. The rules allow alternative app marketplaces and third-party payments, but with stricter user protections than in Europe. The new fee structure and side button access for AI chatbots are also live.
Manufacturing has connected its operational technology to the internet for efficiency, but hasn’t developed the specialized security expertise to protect it. The next wave of failures won’t be from outdated tech, but from a lack of people who can spot and stop threats on the factory floor.
