According to Circana’s Mat Piscatella, Battlefield 6 is poised to finish 2025 as the top-selling game in the US, beating Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. This would mark only the second time since 2018 that a CoD game loses the annual sales crown stateside.
YouTube is pushing beyond video, testing image carousels in the Shorts feed and AI chatbots that let you “talk” to creators. These experiments signal a major shift as the platform battles for attention. But do these features make sense for YouTube?
An Australian renewable energy firm is making a big play in digital infrastructure. Energy Estate wants to land two major new subsea cables in Tasmania and build data centers powered by its green energy projects.
Valve has pushed a new beta update for the Steam Deck, focusing on stability and usability. It specifically helps users with outdated Xbox controllers and adds reporting tools to Steam chats.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold has sold out within two minutes for the second time in South Korea. The limited-release device will expand to the US and other markets soon.
A major leak of Apple’s internal software has given us a peek at the company’s potential product plans for 2026 and 2027. The roadmap includes a foldable iPhone, the iPhone 18 Pro, and the first M5-powered Macs.
Steam Replay 2025 is now available for all players. It summarizes your gaming habits from the start of the year through December 14th. You can view and share your stats on Valve’s website or through the Steam app.
A severe RAM shortage is forcing analysts to slash 2026 smartphone forecasts. Expect fewer shipments, higher prices, and even spec downgrades as brands scramble to cope.
According to a Gizmodo report, the AI boom is creating a major memory shortage, with consumer DRAM potentially constrained through 2028. This is already forcing price hikes across the board, from Dell laptops to future smartphones.
The Trump administration has halted a “technology prosperity deal” aimed at boosting cooperation in AI and quantum computing. The move comes as US officials grow frustrated with the UK’s stance on non-tariff trade barriers, particularly for agricultural goods.
