May 10, 2022 Sony’s profit nosedive could mean you can finally get a PS5 PS5 stock shortages may soon be a thing of the past, as Sony looks likely to increase production of its flagship console in a…
May 10, 2022 Thor 4 may not be the funny Marvel movie we expect it to be Thor: Love and Thunder will deal with far more serious themes than its predecessor – Thor: Ragnarok – did. That’s according to director Taika…
May 10, 2022 Netflix confirms the end of your password sharing – and it’s coming soon Netflix has confirmed that it will begin cracking down on password sharing before the end of 2022. It had previously been reported that the…
May 10, 2022 Grindr Is Going Public, but Your Data Already Kind of Was Grindr is coming out on the public market. Or, in other terms, the company is making the private into the public—a move its kinda…
May 10, 2022 ‘Gotham Knights’ isn’t coming to PS4 or Xbox One after all You can forget about playing Gotham Knights on previous-gen consoles. Alongside a 13-minute gameplay demo (below), WB Games Montreal has revealed that its Batman-adjacent…
May 10, 2022 Arturia V Collection 9 grows to 32 virtual instruments Arturia’s V Collection is 9 here, and along with it several new instruments that make it a worthwhile upgrade. And, if you haven’t jumped…
May 10, 2022 Microsoft Adaptive Mouse hands-on: Inclusively designed, infinitely customizable The Xbox Adaptive Controller was Microsoft’s first real attempt at making accessible hardware. And while it was very well-received, it didn’t really impact non-gamers….
May 10, 2022 Intel’s 12th-gen ‘HX’ chips bring 16 cores to laptops Intel’s 12th-gen CPUs have already made a strong showing against AMD’s Ryzen 6000 chips, but now Intel is taking things to another level with…
May 10, 2022 Lenovo Legion 7 hands-on: New i9 chips, with bigger batteries to match Now that the latest components from AMD, Intel and Nvidia are available, Lenovo is updating its 16-inch flagship gaming laptop with more lights, better…
May 10, 2022 This F5 security flaw is one of the most dangerous ever seen A super high-severity vulnerability, allowing threat actors to take full control of target endpoints, is being abused in the wild, researchers are saying. The…