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Social media ban: What technology companies have said about sweeping new rules

Firms claim that new rules to keep under-16s from social media could in fact push them onto less safe services

The Independent UK

America's Charging Network Just Hit A Major Milestone

The U.S. now has over 250,000 charging hookups across Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast chargers.

InsideEVs

A 13-word Reddit comment can trick AI search into recommending scams, researchers find

New Cornell research shows just how little it takes to poison the answers from tools like ChatGPT and Gemini — and the queries you're most likely to ask are the easiest to manipulate.

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Telo's Tiny Electric Truck Moves Closer To Reality With An Important New Partner

Telo's new partnership helps bring the MT1 closer to production as an industry veteran commits to building the truck's body-in-white.

InsideEVs

Head of Xbox's Call of Duty studio Treyarch retires after 22 years — here's who's stepping up to fill the role

After 22 years working at the Call of Duty developer Treyarch, its studio head Mark Gordon has left his position and Microsoft and Xbox.

Windows Central

Assassin's Creed Shadows finally gets its "real ending" as part of a free update bridging the gap to Black Flag Resynced

"A new threat washes ashore"

GamesRadar

Xbox studios Double Fine, Ninja Theory, and others "at risk of being shuttered" according to new report — "active negotiations" for independence are ongoing

Microsoft and Xbox may soon close several of its game studios as part of a planned reorganization of the brand's business, according to a new report.

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Double Fine, Ninja Theory reportedly among multiple Xbox studios rushing to negotiate an exit as Microsoft plans more layoffs

Compulsion Games is seemingly just the start

GamesRadar

The 2027 BMW iX5’s Monster Battery Pack Dwarfs The Competition

The electric X5 is coming soon. Expect it to be a range king thanks to one of the biggest battery packs in the segment.

InsideEVs

I dug through the Windows 11 Insider builds for June 2026 and found 7 features worth paying attention to

Windows 11 Insider builds add Screen Tint, Low Latency Profile, quieter Widgets, smarter Search, File Explorer fixes, and fewer restarts.

Windows Central

Google Chrome's next update could be bad news for ad blocker users

Chrome's next update could break some of your favorite ad blockers.

Android Central

With so much uncertainty swelling around Xbox, Senua is the action-adventure shot in the arm that the Hellblade series deserves

Summer Preview | It's all change at Xbox right now, which is why Ninja Theory unleashing a lush action-adventure game couldn't have come at a better time

GamesRadar

"We’re helping brands become part of those moments": EA just made an entirely new division for putting ads in its games, and they're already here

Electronic Arts has opened a new Advertising division that will enable "brands to integrate directly into gameplay" with in-game ads.

Windows Central

Capcom is "quite confident" Onimusha: Way of the Sword will give players a challenge after the demo was "too easy"

There will "definitely" be options for players craving a greater challenge, too

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The Independent UK

Hate talking to AI customer support? 70% of Americans say help from a real human should be a legal right

Three-quarters of Americans want to be told when they’re interacting with AI

Tom’s Hardware

AMD takes over MEXT for memory tiering tech that enables flash to appear as DRAM to applications — tech to 'address growing memory constraints' in the data center

AMD acquires MEXT to get Predictive Memory Engine that offloads infrequently accessed data from DRAM to NAND storage.

Creative Bloq

How one creator is using AI to build an entire transmedia sci-fi universe

"Without AI, NUVAGAIA would still be a folder of notes," says Gerard Bisbal.

InsideEVs

Full Tesla Cybercab Specs: EPA Documents Confirm Battery Size, Weight, Power, And Preliminary Range

The first front-wheel-drive Tesla will weigh way less than a Model 3 but still offer plenty of range.

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GamesRadar

Minecraft Dungeons 2 is a breath of fresh air after the horrors of Diablo 4

Summer Preview | Hands-on with Minecraft Dungeons 2, a four-player dungeon crawler that is a perfectly good time

GamesRadar

Latest Microsoft victim reportedly being closed after releasing one game since Xbox acquisition

The new heads of Xbox praised the studio this year

Tom’s Hardware

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.

Windows Central

Microsoft and Xbox may close South of Midnight developer Compulsion Games — it was just hiring for a "fascinating, intriguing, brand new IP" [UPDATED]

As Microsoft and Xbox prepare for a huge business reset, it reportedly has plans to shut down South of Midnight developer Compulsion Games.

GamesRadar

"We didn't make E-Day as a reaction to Gears 5": How The Coalition ripped up the Gears of War playbook to create a shooter worthy of leading the Xbox exclusivity charge

Summer Preview | The Coalition takes you inside Gears of War: E-Day, the upcoming Xbox console exclusive that marks 20 years of Gears

Windows Central

Microsoft is gearing up to let you spread the cost of Xbox purchases — partnering with Klarna and PayPal

Microsoft is exploring ways to help Xbox customers manage the cost of living crisis, adding the ability to split costs in over weeks or even monthly instalment payments "interest free."

Windows Central

Capcom is removing paid DLC and making its content earnable — and it’s a move worth copying

Capcom is removing several controversial microtransactions from Dragon's Dogma 2, in preparation for its updates and DLC expansion. I've never seen a company do this before, and it gives me hope that companies are realizing people don't like microtransactions and will stop charging for them.

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