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Philips Toothbrushes Just Got Huge Discounts, Including the Sonicare Range
Amazon UK has cut prices across several Philips Sonicare electric toothbrushes, with discounts reaching as high as 65% off. The deals cover models ranging from entry-level to premium, making it a notable opportunity for shoppers looking to upgrade their dental care routine without paying full price. The Sonicare 2100 Series is down 50% to £29.99…
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Steam indie hit Meccha Chameleon made more money than any other PC game last month apart from Fortnite, according to new data
Meccha Chameleon, an indie game sold on Steam, reportedly generated more revenue last month than any other PC title with the sole exception of Fortnite, according to newly reported sales data. The finding is notable because it places a small, independently developed game ahead of numerous major studio releases in earnings on the platform, highlighting…
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Xbox service is down, with outages meaning players can’t play any digital or physical games, after similar PlayStation Network issues last week
Xbox’s online services suffered a major outage, leaving players unable to sign in or launch digital, disc-based or backwards-compatible games, just a week after PlayStation Network experienced similar problems. Microsoft’s live status page flagged failures across account and profile, store and subscriptions, games and gaming, and mobile app services, though multiplayer and cloud gaming appeared…
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Now Xbox Is Down for Some, Microsoft Says It’s Working to Fix a Major Outage Affecting Library, Sign-In, and Game Launch
Xbox has suffered a major outage affecting sign-in, viewing the game library, and launching games, Microsoft has confirmed. The disruption began on 27 July 2026, with Microsoft acknowledging the problem on social media and saying its teams were working to fix it, though a resolution remains “pending” on its support page. The timing is awkward,…
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QUEEN’s Budapest Concert Celebrates 40th Anniversary With Newly Restored 4K Release
Sony Music Vision has announced “Queen Budapest”, a newly restored 4K cinema release marking the 40th anniversary of Queen’s historic 1986 concert in Hungary, the first Western stadium rock show performed behind the Iron Curtain. The film, which captures the band’s final filmed live performance with Freddie Mercury, will screen in cinemas and IMAX worldwide…
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UK recorded music exports hit record $1.05B in 2025, up just 0.8% YoY
UK recorded music exports reached a record £800.3 million ($1.05 billion) in 2025, according to figures from the BPI, but annual growth slowed sharply to just 0.8%. This matters because it signals that British artists are facing increasingly stiff international competition, both from established markets and from faster-growing regions such as South Korea, Asia and…
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Xgimi Titan Noir Pro Review
IGN has reviewed the Xgimi Titan Noir Pro, calling it a new benchmark for home projectors that offers cinema-quality performance in a surprisingly compact, stylish package. It sits in the middle of Xgimi’s new Titan Noir range, aimed at enthusiasts who want a bigger picture than a standard 4K television without the bulky, office-style design…
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Final Fantasy may have just teased the director of the next mainline game
At Final Fantasy 14 Fan Fest in Berlin, series producer Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P) made a pointed remark suggesting that Naoki Hamaguchi, director of the FF7 Remake trilogy, could be in line to direct the next mainline Final Fantasy title. The comment came during a fan Q&A panel called Naoki’s Room, and though light-hearted in tone,…
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Fans think the first Carrie trailer probably gives so much away because only the first episode will adapt the original story
A teaser trailer for Amazon MGM Studios’ new adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie has led fans to speculate that the eight-episode series will only use its first episode to retell the original 1974 novel, with subsequent episodes exploring new, expanded storylines. The theory stems from how much of the familiar plot the trailer appears to…
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“All These People Loved Me One Second Ago, and Now I’m Completely Lonely”: Tommy Lee on the Heartbreaking Reality of Being a Rock Star
Rock drummer Tommy Lee has opened up about the isolating side of touring, describing how the adrenaline of performing for thousands of fans quickly gives way to profound loneliness once he returns to his hotel room. Speaking with Dax Shepard, the Mötley Crüe star explained that despite touring the world countless times over his four-decade…