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DJI’s new Osmo Mobile 7 Pro has so very many tricks up its sleeve - The Verge
DJI’s just-announced $149 Osmo Mobile 7 Pro is the most feature-packed spin on smartphone gimbals yet, with a pop-out tripod and tracking camera.
OnePlus Watch 3 launches with five-day battery life, health updates, Wear OS 5 for $329 - 9to5Google
The OnePlus Watch 3 is official and delivers even better battery life, Wear OS 5, and big health upgrades. It ships in late February.
Microsoft isn’t automatically keeping you signed in to your account just yet - The Verge
Microsoft says notification about account changes were a mistake. The changes to automatic sign-in aren’t happening in February.
Xbox store running another 'Buy One Get Two Free' sale on some big games - TrueAchievements
Hogwarts Legacy, Star Wars Outlaws, and Price of Persia: The Lost Crown are just some of the games included in the Xbox store's new 'Buy One, Get Two Free' sale.
Game Vouchers Won't Work On Switch 2 Exclusives, Says Nintendo - Nintendo Life
The Best Last-Minute Presidents' Day Tech Sales and Deals 2025 - PCMag
Elder Scrolls 6 developer offers "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to appear as a character in the game - Eurogamer
The team at Bethesda is offering fans a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to become an NPC in The Elder Scrolls 6.
Nintendo Is Discontinuing Gold Points, One Of The Switch's Best Incentives - Nintendo Life
Noooo, don't do it!
Avowed: New game release doesn't want to overstay its welcome - BBC.com
Bigger, longer, better? Why the race to pack more hours into video games might be slowing.
Earth from space: A mysterious 'black hole' in Pacific Ocean that sparked wild rumors online - Livescience.com
This Google Maps image captured in 2021 revealed a mysterious, triangular dark patch in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, sparking bizarre rumors about its origin. However, it turned out to be a small island with incredibly dense tree coverage.
Huawei launches $3,660 trifold phone outside of China as it charts international comeback - CNBC
Huawei has made a comeback in China and is hoping to bring that momentum to overseas markets where its business has been badly hurt.
My Nintendo Gold Points to be discontinued March 25 - Nintendo Everything
Nintendo have announced that beginning from March 25 this year, users will no longer earn My Nintendo Gold Points. Gold Points are awarded based on 5% of the amount you pay when purchasing eligible digital content, and can be used to purchase downloadable sof…
PS5 Has Narrowed the Gap on Switch's Indie Game Sales, Says Shu Yoshida - Push Square
"Some games sold better on PlayStation than PC"
Google Starts Tracking All Your Devices As Chrome Changes - Forbes
Backlash as new tracking goes live—here’s what to know.
Despite Strong Criticism, Days Gone PS5 Is Climbing Up the PS Store Pre-Order Charts - Push Square
All aboard the broken road
The iPhone 17 Air looks like a Pixel winking at you in freshly leaked renders - Android Authority
New renders reveal that the iPhone 17 Air, an ultra-thin model, will feature a playful "winking" look with a Pixel-like camera bar.
This is what the iPhone 17 Air looks like - PhoneArena
New renders from a trusted source give us an almost confirmed look of what the new iPhone 17 Air model will look like when it replaces the Plus models later this year.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra price crash: my favourite phone of 2024 is cheaper than ever right now - TechRadar
The S25 Ultra might be here, but the S24 Ultra is amazing value with this discount
Nothing Phone (3a) and Nothing Phone (3a) Pro: Leak reveals differences between the two models - Notebookcheck.net
Two brand new mid-range smartphones with a partially transparent design and Glyph interface, the Nothing Phone (3a) and the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro, are set to be unveiled on March 4. Rumors have now finally revealed the differences between the two models.
Spoiler: Popular Radio Host to Join WWE Evolve Announce Team - Ringside News
WWE’s new EVOLVE brand is bringing in some fresh voices, and one of them is a surprising addition. PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reports that popular radio