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SteamOS 3.8.10 is Valve's biggest step yet toward taking on Windows
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
SteamOS 3.8.10 is one of Valve's most significant OS updates yet, squarely aimed at hardware beyond the Steam Deck. The update adds support for the Steam Machine and third-party handhelds including the Asus ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, and MSI Claw. Radeon gaming desktops can already run SteamOS via the recovery image – Nvidia support is still in the works.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
LastPass customer names, emails, and support records stolen in third-party breach, vaults unaffected
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
The good news for anyone still using LastPass after its previous security disasters is that this was not a compromise of the company's password manager infrastructure. LastPass says customer vaults remain secure, and its products and services were not affected.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
James Webb Telescope uncovers salt clouds on a strange pink planet 57 light-years away
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
Using Webb's ability to isolate faint planetary light from the glare of a nearby star, a team led by Northwestern University captured direct spectroscopic data from GJ504b for the first time. What had taken countless observation attempts from Earth was accomplished in roughly two hours. More importantly, the data was...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
A legal tech startup is suing the US government for cutting off access to Claude Fable 5
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
Legion filed the lawsuit in Washington, D.C., federal court, challenging a June 12 directive from the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Sony's best-selling PlayStation games this year are mostly ones it never brought to PC
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
According to estimates from Alinea Analytics, games that launched in 2025 or earlier that have not received PC ports have dominated first-party PlayStation game sales so far in 2026. The numbers suggest that keeping these titles exclusive to PlayStation 5 increased their sales on that console, allowing Sony to keep...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
GTA 6 confirmed at $80 for the standard edition and $100 for the Ultimate Edition
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
Rockstar Games confirmed the prices ahead of preorders starting at midnight tonight. The studio also revealed that the game will be a "single-player experience" at launch, so it seems there won't be any new version of GTA Online when the next installment arrives on November 19.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Virtuix's full-body VR treadmill just got official Meta Quest support
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
The key difference is in how the system handles movement. Rather than relying only on thumbsticks or teleporting, Omni One keeps users on a slick, stationary base and tracks their steps in any direction. That setup ties a player's body movements more closely to what happens on-screen.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Meta is building a prediction market app, but it will launch without real-money bets
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
The app, which is said to be called Arena, is in its experimental stages, reports The New York Times.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Meta just launched its own-branded smart glasses for $299
Posted on Wednesday June 24, 2026
Orders are now open for Meta Glasses, a new lineup launched in partnership with EssilorLuxottica and sold under Meta's own name for the first time. The AI-powered wearables carry over the core features from the earlier Ray-Ban and Oakley models but start at $299, undercutting the entry-level Ray-Ban Meta by $80.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Valve is working with Intel, AMD, and Nvidia to make SteamOS run on any PC hardware
Posted on Tuesday June 23, 2026
SteamOS has spent most of its life as a closed ecosystem, optimized almost exclusively for Valve's own devices. That's beginning to change. The company recently updated its Arch Linux-based OS to broaden hardware compatibility, and the move is backed by active collaboration with some of the biggest names in the...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »