The much-awaited Galaxy S26 Ultra is four months away and when it materializes, it could cause a mild shock by incorporating an Exynos chipset instead of the usual top-tier Snapdragon silicon by Qualcomm. Per latest reports, the whole Galaxy S26 lineup will utilize Exynos 2600, Samsung’s in-house chipset. What happened? Image by Samsung For its three last iterations, the Galaxy …
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Yaaarrr. There be a fresh report about the long-rumoured Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag remake Ubisoft have still yet to publicly acknowledge. It claims the publisher are currently looking to release the retooled piracy game in early 2026, as well as providing more alleged details as to how the remake’ll differ from the original. This Black Flag remake’s been reported to …
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Gearbox Software CEO Randy Pitchford has called Borderlands 4’s performance “pretty damn optimal” in response to complaints about the game’s optimization on PC. In a series of X posts on September 15, 2025, Pitchford appeared to put the onus of performance issues on players, saying: “Every PC gamer must accept the reality of the relationship between their hardware and what …
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The long-awaited next-generation entry in the skateboarding series Skate is finally here, and some of the best moments we’ve seen shared by players so far don’t even include a skateboard. A cursory glance on social media will bring up a whole host of viral clips wherein players are rolling, spread-eagling, falling, and sliding across Skate’s maps. Or, as this player …
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Patch 33.4.2 launches today with updates for Hearthstone and Battlegrounds, as well as a few bug fixes. Hearthstone Updates Dev Comment: We’d like to share an update on the current state of Hearthstone and what to expect from this patch. The data shows a relatively balanced meta, with no dominant power outliers or play …
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Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor has launched its 1.0 version today, September 17th, ending the Vampire Survivors-like and DRG spinoff’s two-year spell in early access. Despite some initial umming and ahhing about how a comedy co-op FPS would translate into a single-player autoshooter – if I press the Rock and Stone button and nobody hears, did I say Rock and Stone? …
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iOS 26’s new Liquid Glass interface has been criticized for making some content illegible in certain circumstances, and now the UI design is reportedly causing another unusual visual problem for some users. Liquid Glass adds subtle glowing effects to the corners of app icons, creating a dynamic glass-like appearance with depth and parallax effects. However, as noted by Gizmodo, this …
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With players stuck in lengthy queues for online-only Skate, those who made it in are comparing its bouncing, belly-flopping traversal to Mario 64 Eurogamer EA skate. Returns With “Drop In” Film Made By and For The Skate Community hypebeast.com EA’s Long-Awaited Skate Reboot Drops Viewers Into the Heart of the Community ADWEEK Skate launches to ‘Mixed’ reviews on Steam, with fans dubbing it …
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It’s very thin. And very light. And quite nice to look at. It also only has one camera, the battery life isn’t amazing, and it’s not like Apple saved some special new software feature for its fanciest phone. The new iPhone Air is just… the nice one. So where does that leave the Air? And where does that leave anyone …
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TL;DR The Google Rope Wristlet is a $7 polyester rope with a company logo that lets you dangle your Pixel from your wrist. You can actually use it with any phone, not just Pixels. The wristlet is available in three different dual-tone color options: Blue/Purple, Black/Gray, and Green/Yellow. Google has launched a new accessory targeted at Pixel phone users, and …
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