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Nissan's Turnaround Hinges On This Unique Hybrid System. It's Nothing Like Toyota's

Nissan has steered clear of hybrids in the U.S. for years. The Rogue Hybrid e-Power plans to change that.

InsideEVs

GTA 6 parent company Take-Two reportedly lays off its AI-focused staff: "Shifting priorities from upper management have impacted my team"

The Rockstar Games and 2K Games owner previously said it was embracing the tech

GamesRadar

New Face ID could use your skull vibrations – no, seriously

A more accurate phone unlocking, that uses your movements, is coming.

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This game concept artist explores fantastical ideas in historical settings

Felix Riaño paints cowboys and aliens.

Creative Bloq

Enthusiast installs Win 3.1X on bare metal Ryzen 9 9900X and RTX 5060 Ti system using floppy disk drive, OS from 1992 running on 2025 hardware — Asus motherboard’s ‘classic BIOS’ functionality was instrumental to the feat

A retro computing connoisseur has bare-metal installed and booted Microsoft Windows 3.1X on a Ryzen 9 9900X and RTX 5060 Ti PC system.

Tom’s Hardware

‘Not quite Greggs’: TikTok creators put London’s ‘gentrified’ bakeries to the test

Viral reviews of artisan cafes across the capital are sparking a debate over cost, culture – and who gets a slice of the city

The Guardian - UK

iOS 27: 7 biggest expected upgrades for your iPhone

We're expecting big things from Apple's iOS 27 update, including Siri changes, Liquid Glass improvements and much more.

Tom’s Guide

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Veteran Halo developer of 17 years accuses the studio of blacklisting, fraud, and "multiple harassment campaigns"

Glenn Israel claims "numerous unethical and/or unlawful acts" were committed by Halo Studios higher-ups

GamesRadar

Modder uses Claude AI to rewrite BIOS so they can boot unsupported 12 P-core Bartlett Lake CPU in Windows on a Z790 motherboard

A modder has successfully booted a 12-core Bartlett Lake-S CPU into Windows using a modified BIOS on an Asus Z790 motherboard.

Tom’s Hardware

I tested every pair of budget Nothing earbuds — and my favorite is only $49

I've been testing a whole host of budget earbuds, and these are the three offerings from CMF by Nothing that I think are worth your money.

Tom’s Guide

Ghost of Yotei Legends' upcoming Raid won't launch with matchmaking, despite devs warning it's impossible to beat without 4-player co-op

Sucker Punch encourages players to "invite friends" and self-organize

GamesRadar

Microsoft to force updates to Windows 11 25H2 for PCs with older Windows 11 OS versions — 'intelligent' update system uses machine learning to determine when a device is ready

Windows 11 24H2 systems are being upgraded to 25H2 automatically, as Microsoft aims to streamline updates before support ends.

Tom’s Hardware

How to find your creative niche with fan art

Putting a twist on popular IPs can help you find an audience that resonates with your art.

Creative Bloq

If you've got a CMF Watch, the Nothing X app is taking over: this is what you need to know

CMF Watch users say goodbye to one app and hello to the Nothing X app, as the company urges users to begin transferring data.

Android Central

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Apple Podcasts finally has video thanks to iOS 26.4 — here's how to enable it

iOS 26.4 adds video podcast support directly in Apple Podcasts, here's where to find it.

Tom’s Hardware

'Every Microsoft engineer got a stopwatch,' says Windows veteran reminiscing about company's past focus on speed — asserts that 'everything' was timed to ensure acceptable performance in the 1980s

A former president of Microsoft’s Windows Division has been reminiscing about the lean and efficient coding regime at Microsoft in the 1980s.

Tom’s Guide

I used ChatGPT to structure my evening brain dump — and it improved my nightly routine

I used ChatGPT to help me structure my mental evening dumps and was given a list of useful methods I could utilize during a 20-minute wind-down period

Android Central

Fear not: Samsung is investigating the Galaxy S26 Ultra's 'blurry' camera

The Galaxy S26 Ultra has a frustrating camera issue, but Samsung says it's on it.

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Crimson Desert patch expands private storage up to 1000 slots, just as the open-world game's fans were struggling to juggle all their bugs and rocks

Plus, a new armor set for the kitties

Tom’s Hardware

New 'GeForge' and 'GDDRHammer' attacks can fully infiltrate your system through Nvidia's GPU memory — Rowhammer attacks in GPUs force bit flips in protected VRAM regions to gain read/write access

Two new Rowhammer attacks for GPUs have been discovered that can cause bit flips in VRAM to gain arbitrary read/write access over it. These attacks target page files and the page directory that are otherwise protected from electrical disturbance by the driver. By "massaging" these data structures into vulnerable regions…

Tom’s Guide

Elizabeth Banks is terrifyingly hilarious in an overlooked Hulu thriller movie you probably missed

In "Skincare," actress-comedienne Elizabeth Banks plays a celebrity aesthetician who becomes obsessed with a mysterious rival — stream it now on Hulu

Pocket watches are making a comeback, but I wish they wouldn’t – here’s why

A brief history of pocket watches and why they might be popular again in 2026

Tom’s Guide

I ran 40 miles in the Adidas Hyperboost Edge — fun and bouncy but this could be a 'deal breaker'

The Adidas Hyperboost Edge is the first true super-trainer from the brand and offers a bouncy and enjoyable ride for daily training, but it’s undermined by an uncomfortable upper.

Tom’s Hardware

Researchers 3D print robot the size of a single-cell organism — devices move and navigate even without a ‘brain,’ uses their shape and the environment to get going

Researchers from the Leiden University in The Netherlands used cutting-edge 3D printing technology to create these microrobots that measure just 0.5 micrometers across.

Tom’s Guide

I’m an ex-chef and I'm tired of heavy cast iron — here’s the lightweight skillet I switched to instead

Trust me, your wrists will thank you.

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