Apple is preparing to raise its game in the world of digital entertainment with the upcoming launch of a dedicated gaming app, set to roll out later this year across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV. This move marks a significant shift in Apple’s approach to the gaming industry, signaling an intent to cater more seriously to players and developers alike.

Seals may appear playful and awkward on land, but beneath the surface, they are accomplished divers, skilled navigators, and resilient survivors of some of the ocean’s harshest environments. One of the many challenges these animals face is finding their way through murky, low-light waters filled with drifting particles. So how exactly do they manage it?

When Mike Burns took the helm at &pizza, he wasn’t greeted by the usual trappings of corporate leadership. There was no corner office waiting for him—just a storefront and a kitchen. Showing up to what he thought would be a headquarters, he instead found a restaurant buzzing with the sounds and smells of pizza-making.

LEGO is bringing the magic of Middle-earth to an entirely new format with its latest Lord of the Rings offering, and this time it’s not a sprawling landscape or towering setpiece. Instead, fans are getting a more compact but no less dramatic tribute to one of the trilogy’s most iconic scenes—Gandalf’s confrontation with the Balrog in the Mines of Moria.

WhatsApp users with iPads can finally rejoice — Meta has officially rolled out a native app tailored specifically for Apple’s tablet. The long-awaited release means no more relying on a browser-based workaround to access your chats or calls.

Universal Orlando’s Epic Universe theme park is taking interactivity to the next level with the introduction of Power-Up Bands in Super Nintendo World. These colorful wristbands aren’t just flashy accessories—they transform the visitor experience into a real-world video game, offering enhanced engagement across attractions inspired by the Super Mario and Donkey Kong franchises.

Razer has officially rolled out its highly anticipated PC game streaming feature, offering gamers the ability to play their favorite PC titles on mobile devices with high fidelity. Dubbed Razer PC Remote Play, the new platform delivers games at their original screen resolutions, refresh rates, and aspect ratios—right from your desktop to your phone or tablet.

It was only a matter of time before self-driving cars evolved from transportation tech to unexpected surveillance tools. In cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles, where autonomous vehicles like Waymo's are becoming increasingly common, it turns out these robotaxis are capturing more than just traffic data—they’re also picking up potential evidence for criminal investigations.

If you're still rocking an earlier version of Apple’s AirPods, you deserve props for resisting temptation this long. Since the AirPods Pro 2 debuted last fall, major sales events have come and gone, yet you’ve held out. But with Easter upon us, Amazon is bringing back an enticing discount—$60 off the second-gen AirPods Pro, bringing them down to $190.

Genetic testing giant 23andMe has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in an effort to facilitate a potential sale. The move follows years of financial struggles, including declining valuation, legal issues, and substantial layoffs.

Segway is pulling roughly 220,000 of its electric scooters from the U.S. market after reports of a potentially dangerous defect that has led to injuries ranging from minor scrapes to broken bones. The recall, announced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), affects Segway’s Ninebot Max G30P and Max G30LP KickScooters.

Tesla is recalling approximately 46,000 Cybertrucks due to an issue with an exterior steel trim panel near the windshield that has been reported to detach while driving. This latest recall, filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), highlights a potentially hazardous defect that could pose risks to both drivers and others on the road.

Not too long ago, foldable phones were a novelty with plenty of technical limitations. Over time, advancements in design and engineering have significantly improved these devices, and now, several companies are exploring new possibilities to push the boundaries even further.

Bringing their signature sound expertise to the party scene, Australian audio brand BlueAnt has officially launched the X5i, a compact yet powerful speaker designed to elevate any gathering. With an impressive 120-watt output, a built-in LED light show, and two wireless microphones for karaoke lovers, this versatile speaker aims to be the go-to choice for those who want high-quality sound with an extra dose of entertainment.

Oura is making strides in wearable health technology with a significant update to the algorithm behind its Readiness Score, aiming to provide more precise insights for women tracking their menstrual cycles.

A trio of seasoned Zillow veterans has come together to launch HouseWhisper, a cutting-edge startup leveraging generative AI to enhance the efficiency of real estate agents.

Dsquared2 and Ducati have teamed up to introduce a striking new capsule collection inspired by the exhilarating spirit of the XDiavel V4 motorcycle. This collaboration celebrates the dynamic energy and bold aesthetics of the motorcycle world, bringing together exceptional design and high-speed performance in a way that seamlessly merges style and functionality.

After six years of anticipation, Beats has finally unveiled the Powerbeats Pro 2, a major upgrade from its predecessor that redefines what sports-focused earphones can do. This new release is the result of over half a decade of research and development, enhanced by Apple’s cutting-edge technology, making it the most advanced product in Beats’ lineup to date.

Apple has rolled out a fresh addition to its suite of apps, designed to streamline event planning and bring people together more seamlessly. The new app, Apple Invites, is now available, offering a dynamic way to create, manage, and share event invitations directly from an iPhone.

Carnegie Mellon University and NVIDIA have unveiled a groundbreaking training method that enables humanoid robots to execute highly agile athletic maneuvers, pushing the boundaries of what machines can physically achieve. From mimicking Cristiano Ronaldo’s mid-air spin celebration to executing Kobe Bryant’s fadeaway jump shot.