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IO Interactive has announced a delay for its upcoming James Bond video game, 007 First Light. The game will now launch on May 27, 2026, a two-month push from its originally planned March release. The developer stated the decision was made to allow for additional polish and refinement. In a statement, IO Interactive said the […]

Nex Playground: The AI-Powered Console That Outshines Xbox In the competitive world of gaming hardware, a surprising contender has emerged from a niche to challenge the giants. Over the past two years, the Nex Playground has built a dedicated following among families. This compact device sits before your television, employing a camera and computer vision

CES 2026 Preview What to Expect From Techs Biggest Show As the year winds down the tech worlds attention turns to Las Vegas for CES 2026. The main show floor opens from January 6 to 9 but events begin earlier with press conferences starting Monday January 5. Engadget will be there to cover all the

Essential Nintendo Switch 2 Accessories to Enhance Your Gaming Whether you just got a Switch 2 or you have had yours for a while, the right accessories can make your gaming more enjoyable and adaptable to different environments, from your couch to an airplane. We have tested the latest gear and compiled a list of

FCC Places Ban on New Foreign-Made Drones and Critical Components The Federal Communications Commission has taken a significant step to restrict the import of foreign-made drones into the United States. The agency has added unmanned aircraft systems and their critical components to its official Covered List, effectively prohibiting their future importation on national security grounds.

A shadow library known for archiving books and academic papers has announced a massive new project targeting music. The group, Anna’s Archive, claims to have scraped the metadata for nearly the entire Spotify catalog, amassing data on approximately 256 million tracks. This effort is part of what the group describes as a mission to preserve

Vince Zampella, Co-Creator of Call of Duty and Titanfall, Dies in Car Crash Game developer Vince Zampella, a pivotal figure behind several of the most popular first-person shooter franchises, has died. He was 55 years old. According to a report from Los Angeles news channel NBC4, Zampella was killed in a single-vehicle car crash on

Uber Background Check Policy Allowed Drivers With Violent Felony Convictions, Investigation Reveals A recent investigation into Uber’s driver screening process has uncovered a system that can permit individuals with violent criminal histories to work as drivers on the platform. The findings point to significant gaps in the company’s background check procedures across different states. While

Paramount Skydance has escalated its pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery by amending its takeover bid to include a massive personal guarantee from Oracle founder Larry Ellison. The move comes after WBD formally recommended its shareholders reject Paramount’s previous offer, citing a superior existing agreement with Netflix. The revised proposal now features what is described as

Instacart Halts Price Testing After Scrutiny and FTC Probe Instacart has announced it will immediately end all item price testing on its grocery delivery platform. This decision follows a recent study that revealed the company was conducting pricing experiments, leading to different customers seeing different prices for the same items, and a subsequent report that