Vivo X300e Clears Certifications, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Launch Imminent
Vivo X300e clears Chinese certifications, revealing Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, 7100mAh battery, and 90W charging ahead of an imminent China launch.
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Nintendo Switch Sales End in February 2027 After 10-Year Run
Nintendo Switch hardware sales end in February 2027. The console family, including Lite and OLED models, stops selling after 10 years and 155 million units sold.
Valorant anti-cheat under fire as pros report cheating surge
Valorant players report a surge in cheating, prompting pro Subroza to criticize the anti- cheat system as ineffective after new Act updates.
Intel Nova Lake-S CPUs: 22 Cores, 108MB Cache for PC Gaming
Intel Nova Lake- S CPUs rumored to feature 22 cores and 108MB cache, targeting PC gamers with a new LGA- 1954 socket design.
Lenovo Yoga AI Mini PC Gets 64GB RAM for Local AI Workloads
Lenovo Yoga AI Mini PC adds 64GB RAM config for local AI tasks. Ships in China for $2,649 with Intel Panther Lake CPU and Arc B390 graphics.
Lenovo ThinkBook 14 G9 IPL ships with YMTC SSDs amid NAND shortage
Lenovo ThinkBook 14 G9 IPL ships with YMTC SSDs as NAND prices rise. Notebook Check tests show below- average speeds for this global hardware shift.
Huawei Mate XT 2, Mate X8 Tipped to Launch With Kirin 9050 Pro Chipset
Huawei Mate XT 2 and Mate X8 foldables may launch with Kirin 9050 Pro chipsets, 6000mAh batteries, and HarmonyOS 7 in the second half of the year.
Germany’s ICS Game Archive Shuts Down, 60,000 Titles Lost
Germany's ICS game archive shuts down after funding expired, leaving 60,000 catalogued titles without a permanent home amid broader preservation challenges.
PlayStation Store Lists Standard Edition Games at $100 Premium Prices
PlayStation Store is incorrectly listing standard edition games like GTA 6 at $100. The error pairs premium pricing with standard edition visuals.
Nintendo Switch 2 to Keep Physical Cartridges as Sony Drops Discs
Nintendo Switch 2 will likely retain physical cartridges as Sony stops producing discs for new PlayStation games in 2028, leaving Nintendo as the last major console maker supporting physical media.