John Shirley

Nintendo Switch continues to dominate as one of the most versatile gaming consoles, offering a vast library of titles for every type of gamer. Whether you prefer handheld gaming on the Switch Lite, immersive play on the OLED model, or the latest hardware with the Switch 2, there’s something for everyone. The best part? Most […]

Foldable Phones in 2025: The Best Picks and What to Know Foldable phones have moved beyond being futuristic gadgets to becoming practical devices that combine portability with large-screen versatility. Whether you want a phone for multitasking, gaming, or just something that stands out, the best foldable phones offer powerful performance, durable designs, and impressive displays

Toxic Crusaders Video Game Adaptation Sets December Release Date The streets of Tromaville, New Jersey are making a comeback as the long-awaited video game adaptation of the cult classic cartoon series Toxic Crusaders finally gets a release date. The game, developed by Retroware, will launch on December 4 for PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Steam.

NASA Faces Workforce Exodus as 4,000 Employees Opt for Deferred Resignation Program The second round of deferred resignations for NASA staff closed recently, with roughly 3,000 employees applying to leave the agency. This follows an earlier round in which 870 employees opted to depart, bringing the total to nearly 4,000 workers—about 20 percent of NASA’s

Unitree Launches Affordable Humanoid Robot R1 for Under $6,000 For less than the cost of a high-end MacBook Pro, robotics company Unitree has unveiled its latest humanoid robot, the R1, priced at just $5,900. Weighing around 55 pounds and standing four feet tall, the R1 is equipped with a Large Multimodal Model designed to handle

LeBron James Legal Team Moves to Halt Viral AI Pregnancy Videos LeBron James’ legal representatives have taken action against the spread of AI-generated videos featuring the NBA icon. Reports indicate that a law firm representing James issued a cease and desist letter to the creator of an AI platform that enabled Discord users to produce

Elden Ring Nightreign Introduces Two-Player Co-Op Mode in Upcoming Patch FromSoftware’s Elden Ring Nightreign is set to receive a major update on July 30, introducing a highly requested two-player co-op mode. Previously, the game only supported solo play or three-player expeditions, leaving duos without an option. The new Duo Expeditions mode will be part of

Meta to Halt Political Ads in the EU Over New Transparency Rules Meta has announced it will stop allowing political advertising on its platforms in the European Union starting October 2025, citing the EU’s new transparency regulations as unworkable. The company described the decision as difficult but necessary due to what it called significant operational

Brave Browser and AdGuard Take Stand Against Microsoft Recall Over Privacy Concerns The Brave web browser and the ad-blocking service AdGuard have announced they will block Microsoft Recall by default, citing serious privacy risks. Recall, an AI-powered feature in Windows 11, captures and stores everything displayed on a user’s screen, raising alarms among privacy-focused software

Apple’s iOS 26 Beta Preview: Liquid Glass, Genmoji, and More The latest developer betas of Apple’s upcoming software updates are here, and after spending time with iOS 26, Liquid Glass, and other new features, we have some early impressions. Hosts Cherlynn Low and Mat Smith share their thoughts on what iPhone users can expect later