The action-adventure game South of Midnight is expanding beyond Xbox. Developer Compulsion Games announced a multi-platform release for Spring 2026. This continues the trend of former Xbox exclusives finding new audiences.
The Game Awards 2025 is happening right now, and IGN is tracking all the winners live. The big questions: Will Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 win Game of the Year, and can anything dethrone Grand Theft Auto 6?
Cybersecurity firm Netskope just reported its first quarterly results since going public, and the numbers are strong. Revenue jumped 33% to $184.2 million, beating Wall Street expectations, while the company is landing major new customers on its SASE platform.
Opera’s new AI browser, Neon, launches for $20 a month, joining a crowded field promising to automate complex online workflows. But tests show these tools often fail at basic tasks, and new security threats are making both users and companies wary.
Facing credit card bans and slow bank transfers, the regulated gambling industry is turning to stablecoins to survive. This shift, driven by 24/7 operation needs, shows crypto solving real problems traditional finance won’t.
Apple has released new firmware for the second and third generation AirPods Pro. The updates install automatically, but the company provides no details on what changes they bring.
New research from Microsoft analyzing millions of Copilot conversations reveals a stark divide in how we use AI. On mobile, it’s a personal advisor; on desktop, it’s a work tool. Late-night chats get surprisingly philosophical.
Google’s Chrome team has built an experimental browser called Disco. It uses a concept called GenTabs to turn your search prompts into functional, custom web applications on the fly.
A startup named Operation Bluebird has filed a legal petition to cancel X Corp.’s trademarks on “Twitter” and “tweet.” They argue Elon Musk has abandoned the iconic brand and plan to launch their own social platform called Twitter.new if they win.
The joint venture to build two massive battery plants is being dissolved. It’s a stark symbol of how the auto industry’s electric vehicle plans have dramatically cooled since the peak hype just a few years ago.
