Nintendo’s amended infringement suit against Palworld may result in a ‘chump change’ payout
If you need an illustration of what the sunk cost fallacy is, you could do worse than look in the direction of Nintendo’s Japanese copyright...
Apple’s $2,000 iPhone Fold Could Shield iPhone 18 Pro Buyers From Price Hikes
Apple is looking to shake up its long running iPhone lineup with its first ever foldable iPhone, and the device looks to be a lock for a reveal in the near future after signs of its existence were found in iOS 27’s codebase. Given the details, it’s looking like the company is banking on this new model to do more than just give customers a
Lost Skies’ patch built ‘after hours’ is live with treasure changes and ship scanning
Last time we checked in on the airship-centric survival sandbox Lost Skies, we had the unfortunate duty to report that its promised dev roadmap was still...
Multiple small Tennessee counties pass temporary data center bans — Nashville also passed near-unanimous moratorium on first reading
Two jurisdictions in Tennessee just passed a data center moratorium as three more a set to vote on bills that delay these projects. These temporary bans have gained widespread support, especially in rural regions where developers are increasingly looking to for building their massive projects.
The Attack Surface On Microsoft Surface Shrinks
Redmond found a new way to make use of Copilot, a way to brick Microsoft Surface devices with a single packet under certain circumstances. They've...
Multiplayer shooter Holdfast heads into the American Revolution in time for Independence Day
For those who fantasize about being part of historical conflicts without the disease, wounds, and poor sleeping conditions, Holdfast: Nations at War has the perfect...
MacBook Neo comes under fire in AMD’s latest marketing campaign — but it’s a poorly thought-out attack
‘Imagine if ‘Macs don’t game’ is the best you’ve got, lol. I’d fire my marketing team’: AMD’s going after the MacBook Neo in a very confusing manner.
Intel’s Raptor Lake Next Rumored To Extend LGA 1700 Into 2027 With DDR4 Support
A couple of days ago, an old rumor resurfaced and making the rounds claiming Intel would take a page from AMD’s playbook and launch “Raptor Lake Next”, a new series of processors for the now-venerable LGA 1700 platform. The idea re-emerged at Tom’s Hardware, which noted that its correspondents had heard rumblings of the release repeatedly
Hello Moto … Wait, That’s A Folding Logitech Mouse
How long has it been since you checked that the tiny mouse you have squirrelled away in your bag for emergencies still works? It may...
Indie MMO Hollowed Oath embraces parkour and kung fu lifestyles
Long gone are the days when characters in MMOs moved like lumpy stick figures who were magnetized to the ground. Now, freeform movement quickly is...