Atari Is Releasing A 2600 Console Game That Was Lost For Over 30 Years
Atari, who brought Ms. Pac-Man to home video, is releasing a limited number of cartridges of Save Mary, a game that has never been officially released before.
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Prada Is Going To The Moon - Literally
Italian high fashion label Prada will be designing suits for NASA's Artemis III mission and aims to enhance flexibility, technical capabilities, and durability. -
Nintendo Announces End Of Online Service For 3DS And Wii U Following eShop Shutdown
Bookending the eShop shutdown, online services for both of Nintendo's most and least popular online consoles will be shutting down for good soon. -
Google Pixel 8: Price, Specs, And Features Revealed
Google's Pixel 8 line is on the way. Here's the latest and greatest info about Android's flagship line of devices and what you can look forward to. -
Google Pixel 8 Pro Gets A Serious Upgrade: Here's What's New
Google is bringing a serious upgrade to its lineup of smartphones with the Pixel 8 Pro, including updated cameras, a brighter new display, and more. -
Pixel Watch 2: Google's Wearable Tech Just Got Even Better With These New Features
Following up on its original Pixel Watch, Google has announced the Pixel Watch 2. It's faster, lighter, has more battery life, and has several new features. -
Google Elevates The Pixel User Experience With 7 Years Of Features & Updates
Google is elevating their user experience with seven years of features and updates on the Pixel smartphone. Here is what you can expect with the new updates. -
Spotify Premium Is Getting Audiobooks, But Don't Expect Unlimited Streaming
Spotify is making half of its audiobook library available to paying users as part of their Premium plan, however, there's a hard streaming limit in place. -
Don't Freak Out When Your Phone And TV Start Blaring This Week
On Wednesday afternoon, many people's phones and TVs will sound off and display a prominent emergency alarm, but there's no need to worry about the test. -
Meta Thinks Users Would Pay More Than Netflix For Ad-Free Facebook And Instagram
Alongside other social media services, Meta is floating a paid subscription to pay for ad-free browsing as a method of side-stepping EU privacy legislation. -
This Giant Satellite Is Causing Astronomical Problems For Scientists: Here's Why
Starlink satellites were only the start of light pollution in the night sky. A satellite called BlueWalker3 has proven to be especially bothersome. -
Tesla Hit With EEOC Lawsuit Alleging 'Widespread' Racism And Harassment
Tesla is facing another lawsuit, this one from a U.S. agency that claims Black employees face "racial harassment and retaliation" at some of its facilities. -
ChatGPT Can Finally Browse The Web, But Free Users Have To Wait
OpenAI is ready to give ChatGPT access to the internet, meaning you'll no longer see those "September 2021" messages. Premium users get priority, though. -
Meta Quest 3 Fully Revealed With Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2, October Release Date
The next iteration of Meta's successful VR/AR headset is on the way this fall with the Meta Quest 3, boasting solid performance and visual upgrades. -
The Rumors Were True: Ex-Surface Chief Panos Panay Has A New Gig With Amazon
Just days after Chief Product Office Panos Panay left Microsoft, Amazon has announced that Panay is taking over as its Devices and Services leader. -
These New Smart Glasses Have ChatGPT Integration, And They Actually Look Normal
Powerhouses like Google have tried and failed to make smart glasses chic and approachable, but Solos may be on the way to making that goal come true. -
The FCC Has Big Plans To Restore Net Neutrality
The FCC has turned its attention to net neutrality. The agency aims to designate the internet an essential service, saying broadband isn't a mere luxury. -
iPhone 15 Pro's Lighter Build Might Be The Reason It's Getting Toasty
Some users are reporting that their new iPhone 15 Pros are running hot, and it may have to do with its build. -
Amazon Under Fire For Abusing Pricing Power, 17 States And FTC File Antitrust Lawsuit
Regulatory pressure from the FTC is headed for Amazon as its business continues to grow, with several state attorney generals piggybacking on the lawsuit. -
Nothing Kickstarts CMF Label With New Smartwatch And Earbuds
Alongside its against-the-grain smartphone design, Nothing has a new smartwatch, new pair of earbuds, and charger launching under its CMF tech label. -
Spotify Jam Lets You Crowdsource Listening Sessions With Friends
Spotify Jam will let you and your partygoers curate a playlist of songs that everyone can enjoy. It's rolling out to everyone soon. Here's what we know. -
Amazon Is Going Big On AI With One Of ChatGPT's Chief Competitors
Amazon has announced a partnership with OpenAI competitor Anthropic. While Amazon already has AI coming to some products, this could indicate a bigger shift. -
Analogue Pocket's Limited-Edition Transparent Models Are A Pure '90s Throwback
The Analogue Pocket Transparent Limited Editions are clear versions of the handheld gaming console and they're going on sale this Friday. Here's what we know. -
Tinder's Latest Subscription Could Cost You A Whopping $500 A Month, Here's Why
For $500 a month and an invitation, you can subscribe the the most elite tier offered on Tinder, but why you'd want to is engmatic. -
It Sure Looks Like Microsoft Will Get To Buy Activision After All
Microsoft's initial bid to buy Activision raised some eyebrows among government watchdogs, but an amended proposal has assuaged some of these concerns. -
Razer's Huntsman V3 Pro Revealed: New Dial, Better Keys, In 3 Classic Layouts
Razer's 2023 line of its Huntsman keyboard has been revealed and it looks mighty nice. We've got all the info about new features, pricing, and technical specs. -
No Adapter Needed: Jaguar EVs Are Officially Getting Access To Tesla's Supercharger Network
Tesla's Supercharger network of electric vehicle charging stations is a major player in EV infrastructure, attracting high-end brands like Jaguar.
