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I'm here for it: Samsung teases new screen privacy that looks set for the Galaxy S26

Samsung officially teased its privacy display features, and its post might've suggested its upcoming launch on the Galaxy S26.

Android Central

Intel’s new XeSS 3 driver finally brings multi‑frame generation to Arc GPUs — early results suggest smoother performance, smarter frame pacing, and a more competitive alternative to DLSS and FSR

The launch driver for Intel's Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" mobile chips includes XeSS 3 Multi Frame Generation support, and you can test it out now on way more hardware than just the new integrated GPUs.

Windows Central

Napster is back — and its new AI app replaces playlists with AI artists

Napster is back with an AI-first mobile app focused on creating music with nonhuman artists — not streaming catalogs or traditional playlists.

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'I’m heartbroken by the events in Minneapolis': how Tim Cook and other tech CEOs are responding to ICE

Here's how tech leaders have responded to the ICE-related incidents in Minnesota.

Tom’s Guide

I just tried the new Sharp Aquos QLED TV and it’s an unremarkable mess

Picture performance woes, including washed-out colors, blooming, and visual noise, coupled with a frustrating TV interface, make the Sharp Aquos QLED TV hard to recommend.

Tom’s Guide

Apple TV’s Shrinking renewal proves that not cancelling hit shows is helping it grow

Shrinking has been renewed for season 4 just as season 3 hits Apple TV today, bucking a worrying trend

Artificial intelligence will cost jobs, admits Liz Kendall

UK technology secretary also announced plans to train up to 10 million Britons in AI skills to help workforce adapt

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A terrifying 20,282 games were released on Steam in 2025, and just 608 managed to get 1,000 reviews, expert finds: "We might be in a bit of an indie golden age"

"The numbers are going in the right direction"

GamesRadar

'A bold step...to address the challenges posed by plastic waste': Los Angeles could be first major city to ban single-use printer cartridges

The city of Los Angeles is working on a potential ban of single-use printer cartridges. Here's what that could look like.

Tom’s Guide

TikTok moves to settle in landmark youth addiction trial

The first of its kind trial alleges the ‘attention-grabbing’ design of social media platforms fuelled the 19-year-old plaintiff’s depression and suicidal thoughts

The Independent UK

New Fallout solo RPG lets you go off the beaten track, no gamemaster or party required

This Fallout solo RPG basically lets you write the kind of journal or holotape entries you'd find in-game, and I can't get enough

GamesRadar

Google just supercharged Chrome with Gemini, and it makes me a little uneasy

Google's new Gemini AI transforms Chrome from a basic browser into a proactive, time-saving sidekick.

Android Central

3 best single-season TV shows to binge-watch in one weekend

Here are three compact, clever TV series that you can get through in one sitting or two

The latest Gemini feature in Chrome lets the AI browse the internet for you, and it looks very promising

Auto browse allows Gemini to handle multi-step browsing actions like searches, forms, and scheduling.

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Google is rolling out the biggest changes to Chrome in years — here’s what’s new

Google is adding Gemini-powered AI to Chrome with a new side panel, image tools and agent-style browsing features. Here’s what’s launching now and what’s coming next.

GamesRadar

Slay the Spire 2 pulls a Silksong, scares indie devs into releasing roguelike ahead of schedule in fear of losing players to "an absolute juggernaut in our own genre"

The creators of Omelet You Cook had a predicament

The Guardian - US

US TikTok users: tell us how you feel about the app after the new US deal

Reports suggest more US users are deleting TikTok after a new agreement secured the app’s future in the US. We’d like to hear why – or why not

InsideEVs

Our Bruised Federal EV Charger Program Just Had A Comeback Year

The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program is finally picking up steam after a messy start.

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The Elder Scrolls 6 setting may have been decided when Bethesda was working on Fallout 4, former Skyrim lead and "loremaster" teases: "It was more of a consensus"

So, uh, Hammerfell...?

GamesRadar

Nintendo Switch versions of Capcom's Disney collection have emerged – and it now includes one of the Resident Evil creator's first games

Shinji Mikami's Goof Troop returns

What Hi-Fi?

Fyne Audio F500E AV Pack 2

Can Fyne Audio displace KEF and Bowers & Wilkins at the top of our surround-sound system ranking?

GamesRadar

Resident Evil Requiem changed form dramatically halfway through its six-year development, says director, and returns to the story of the first six games

The story will continue from the one developed through the first six games in the series

Samsung confirms Galaxy S26 Ultra's biggest new feature – the new privacy display layer

The official teases have started for Samsung's next Galaxy phones

Tom’s Guide

3 reasons the Galaxy Ring 3 (probably) won’t debut at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event

Don’t get your hopes up for a Galaxy Ring 2 anytime soon. Despite the original model launching in 2024, the universe suggests an update isn’t in the cards anytime soon.

GamesRadar

Blizzard isn't "walking back" plans to remove World of Warcraft combat and UI mods: "Our goal was never to stamp out the addon ecosystem"

"This was always the intent"

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