Sony to Cease Production of Physical PlayStation Game Discs by 2028

Sony has announced that it will stop manufacturing physical copies of PlayStation games starting January 2028, shifting entirely to digital formats.

Sony has announced that it will stop manufacturing physical copies of PlayStation games starting January 2028, shifting entirely to digital formats.

Nanoleaf has unveiled its Smart Multicolor Ceiling Light, a Matter-compatible lighting solution designed for enhanced home automation and customizable ambiance.

Apple is set to introduce the MacBook Ultra, a high-end laptop featuring an OLED display and touchscreen capabilities, marking a significant evolution in the MacBook Pro lineup.

Following a cyberattack on Tata Electronics, Apple appears to be actively limiting the dissemination of leaked videos showcasing the iPhone 18 Pro.

Slate Auto introduces a DIY-friendly electric truck with open-source repair capabilities, aiming to empower owners and independent shops.

T-Mobile is automatically upgrading customers on legacy phone plans to newer options, which may result in increased monthly bills.

Valve's Steam Frame compatibility ratings reveal that while Portal 2 is playable, it struggles with the hardware's native resolution.

Following the conclusion of Prime Day, several Apple devices remain at reduced prices, providing opportunities for consumers to save on popular products.

Paul Meade, who led the development of Apple's Vision Pro and upcoming smart glasses, is leaving Apple to join OpenAI's hardware team. This transition occurs as Apple undergoes significant executive restructuring.

Apple has announced substantial price hikes on various products, citing unprecedented component cost increases as the driving factor.