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Love And Deepspace’s Biggest Controversy Is Now Hitting Its Wallet
GameSpot reports that the major controversy surrounding the mobile romance game Love and Deepspace is beginning to affect its financial performance. The dispute appears to have prompted dissatisfaction among players, with the resulting backlash now extending beyond online criticism into reduced spending within the game. The article’s full text was unavailable because the supplied page…
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Bandcamp Removes Boy George’s AI Pro-Israel Reggae Song
Boy George has had his AI-generated reggae track “We Will Dance Again” removed from Bandcamp, days after the pro-Israel song sparked a significant backlash. The song reportedly denies the term “genocide” in relation to Israel’s actions and was, according to Boy George, created using AI, prompting swift criticism from fans and industry figures alike. The…
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Video: Digital Foundry Delivers Its Tech Review For Xenoblade Chronicles 2 On Switch 2
Digital Foundry has published a technical analysis of Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which Nintendo has just released digitally, giving the Monolith Soft RPG the performance overhaul long requested by fans since the original was widely regarded as the series’ weakest visual and technical performer on the base Switch. The analysis finds it…
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Vin Diesel cried over Fast Forever, but its director hasn’t read it
Fast & Furious director Louis Leterrier has confirmed he is still attached to helm Fast Forever, the long-awaited final instalment of the franchise, despite three years having passed since Fast X’s 2023 release without the sequel entering production. Speaking to Polygon while promoting his Netflix film The Last House, Leterrier said delays stemmed from a…
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Russian spies turn public Wi-Fi into malware delivery systems
Microsoft has disclosed that Storm-2945, a subdivision of Russia’s SVR foreign intelligence service operating under the Midnight Blizzard umbrella, is compromising public Wi-Fi captive portals at hotels and conference venues to deliver spyware and steal credentials. The campaign, dubbed “CaptiveCrunch,” matters because it turns everyday network sign-in pages used by travellers and conference attendees into…
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Michael Thorbjornsen ‘finally’ arrives, Patrick Cantlay’s gutless decision, and the FedEx Cup playoff bubble
Michael Thorbjornsen has claimed his maiden PGA Tour victory at the Rocket Classic, coming just a week after fellow young American Jackson Koivun won his first Tour title in only his third start as a professional. The back-to-back breakthrough wins highlight a wave of highly touted young talent beginning to deliver on the PGA Tour,…
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Smartwatch vs smart ring for health tracking: The difference between these two wearables
Choosing between a smartwatch and a smart ring for health tracking largely comes down to which type of data matters most to the wearer. Smartwatches suit people focused on exercise, offering accurate heart rate readings, customisable workout tracking and broader functionality such as calls, music and apps, but they need charging far more often. Smart…
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Best wireless earbuds for 2026
Engadget has published its 2026 buying guide to wireless earbuds, testing and ranking models across price points and use cases to help shoppers pick based on priorities such as noise cancellation, battery life, comfort or budget. The guide reflects how wireless earbuds have become the default listening device for commuting, exercise and everyday media, with…
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£54m aerospace facility launched in Sheffield – DPA Magazine
A £54m aerospace research and development facility, COMPASS, has opened at the University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre in South Yorkshire. It is intended to help UK manufacturers produce large composite aircraft components more quickly and at greater scale, strengthening domestic aerospace capability as global demand for new aircraft rises. Boeing is the centre’s…
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Palworld’s expanding to mobile with a new MMORPG
Palworld is expanding beyond PC and consoles with a new mobile title, Palworld Online, an open-world MMORPG due to launch later this year. The move comes just weeks after Palworld’s 1.0 launch and is being developed by Garena, extending the popular “creature-collecting with guns” franchise to iOS and Android audiences for the first time. According…