ASUS ROG Raikiri II Pro: ASUS is making a direct play for PC gamers who have grown tired of stick drift and sluggish wireless controllers. The ROG Raikiri II Pro combines hot swappable magnetic joystick modules with an 8000Hz polling rate, giving the company a sharper answer to premium gamepads from Xbox, Scuf, Razer and … Read more
iPhone Air 2 leaks: Apple’s slim iPhone may be getting the battery and camera fixes that decide whether the Air line becomes more than a design experiment. When Apple launched the iPhone Air in September 2025, it proved the company could build a shockingly thin phone. It also exposed the tradeoff. The device measured 5.6mm … Read more
Abxylute cuts wireless support to bring drift resistant controls and full size mobile gaming grips to a much lower price. For mobile gamers searching for the best budget mobile controller, Abxylute’s new S8 Lite makes a clear pitch: Hall Effect hardware without the usual premium accessory price. At $39.99, down from its regular $49.99 price, … Read more
DDR4 is returning to modern hardware plans as AI demand, DDR5 shortages, and rising memory costs squeeze both consumer PCs and enterprise servers. The tech industry’s AI boom has quietly distorted the memory market, forcing PC makers and hyperscalers to bring DDR4 back into plans that were supposed to center on newer standards. DDR5 remains … Read more
Nothing’s $99 Ear 3a: Nothing’s new budget earbuds use onboard storage, call recording, and AI transcription to push cheap wireless audio beyond music playback. Imagine pinching both earbuds to instantly save the last 30 seconds of a podcast, lecture, or phone call. That screenshot for sound is the central idea behind Nothing’s new $99 Ear … Read more
RTX 5060 Gaming: MSI’s discounted Katana 15 HX brings current generation graphics, a QHD screen and 1TB of storage into a more competitive midrange price band. A sub $1,200 price tag for a current generation RTX 5060 laptop usually comes with heavy compromises. MSI’s latest Katana 15 HX discount keeps the more important parts intact. … Read more
Sony’s 2028 PlayStation Disc Cutoff: Sony is not ending every PlayStation disc at once, but its 2028 cutoff makes digital licensing the default path for new games. When Sony announced it will stop pressing physical PlayStation discs for new games in 2028, the immediate panic missed a quieter but more revealing detail: publishers can still … Read more
GTA 6 players: Fans are debating whether Rockstar should stretch the 48-minute day cycle as GTA 6 approaches its November 2026 launch. As Rockstar prepares GTA 6 for its confirmed November 2026 launch, fans are picking apart every possible system in the game. The loudest design debate right now is not about map size or … Read more
PS5 Disc Drive Supply Cap: Sony’s plan to stop producing physical PlayStation game discs in 2028 has triggered a rush toward the PS5’s $80 detachable disc drive. For many players, the small accessory now represents something larger than console storage or movie playback. It represents control over the games they already own. Starting in January … Read more
Sony Disc Reprint: A quiet publisher update protects older PlayStation discs, but Sony’s January 2028 digital deadline still stands for every new release. Days after Sony announced that new PlayStation games would stop shipping on physical discs from January 2028, the company has left publishers 1 major escape hatch for older titles. Game File first … Read more