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.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the company has entered emergency “code red” mode multiple times in response to rivals like Google and DeepSeek. He expects these intense, 6-8 week sprints to happen once or twice a year indefinitely as competition heats up.
A new study from Cambridge and Google DeepMind shows that large language models can consistently adopt human personality profiles. Experts warn this ability makes AI more persuasive and dangerous, especially for vulnerable users.
TikTok’s long-running saga to sell its US operations has reached a conclusion. A consortium including Oracle will take a majority stake, ending years of political and legal uncertainty.
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.
Microsoft is testing a new banner in its Edge browser that warns users about security when they visit the Google Chrome download page. The move highlights the ongoing battle between tech giants to keep users within their own ecosystems.
AWS is doubling down on its agentic AI service, Transform, with new features aimed at automating massive cloud migrations. The goal? Lock in enterprise customers by making it easier and cheaper to ditch Microsoft and VMware legacy systems.
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.
Norton VPN is making a major push to simplify privacy and challenge top providers in 2026. After a year of feature updates and new leadership from ex-ExpressVPN head Himmat Bains, the company is betting on user experience and transparency. But its US base and crowded market pose significant challeng
