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Netflix now wants every profile to have its own email address, annoying users
Posted on Sunday June 28, 2026
Netflix is changing how user identities work on its platform, and for many subscribers, the move is showing up in the form of unexpected login prompts and extra steps at sign-in.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Sony is deleting 551 movies and TV shows you bought on PlayStation, because you don't really own your digital purchases
Posted on Sunday June 28, 2026
Sony has confirmed that it will remove 551 movies and TV series from the PlayStation Store in the UK on September 1, 2026. The content will also be simultaneously deleted from customers' libraries who have already purchased it. Sony did not mention anything about refunds, suggesting affected users will not be compensated financially.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Riot's always-on anti-cheat is finally getting an off switch
Posted on Sunday June 28, 2026
Riot Games is changing how its Vanguard anti-cheat runs on PCs, pulling back from its always-on behavior and limiting when it's active on players' machines. With a new update, Vanguard will no longer automatically start when a PC boots – at least not for everyone. Instead, it can run only...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Big Tech's $8 trillion AI bet is making consoles, cars, and electricity more expensive for everyone else
Posted on Sunday June 28, 2026
What is often framed as a race to develop smarter AI models is, in practice, a massive industrial expansion. Data centers require dense clusters of advanced chips, extensive cooling systems, fiber networks, and backup power. Columbia University economist Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh put it plainly, describing the effort to the Wall...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
PlayStation sales just had its worst May in 25 years, and Xbox's was the worst ever
Posted on Saturday June 27, 2026
Market research firm Circana's Mat Piscatella reports that May 2026 saw the lowest number of PlayStation consoles sold in the United States during any May since 2000, a few months before the PlayStation 2's launch. Meanwhile, Xbox unit sales experienced their worst May on record.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 gets staggered release after Trump administration cites national security concerns
Posted on Saturday June 27, 2026
Sol, the flagship model in the GPT-5.6 lineup, is built with a robust safety stack with guardrails against higher-risk activities, sensitive cyber requests, and repeated misuse. Terra is designed for balanced reasoning and agentic workloads, with OpenAI claiming that it offers similar performance to GPT-5.5 while being 2x cheaper. Luna...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Trump threatens 100% tariffs on any country imposing digital services taxes on US tech firms
Posted on Saturday June 27, 2026
Several European countries have been considering or already applying digital services taxes to large online platforms. These surcharges are aimed at revenue generated by activities such as digital advertising and online marketplaces – areas dominated by US-based companies.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
The Steam Machine is sold out, overpriced, can't quite do 4K – and now scalpers are asking $3,000 for it
Posted on Saturday June 27, 2026
Only weeks after landing in users' hands, the Steam Controller's unique properties have quickly inspired interesting, or at least amusing, new features. Despite its high price, the PC gaming controller might be the only new piece of hardware from Valve that most users can access for some time, as the...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Which game made you a gamer, and what technology made you a lifelong enthusiast?
Posted on Friday June 26, 2026
Most of us weren't born tech enthusiasts. Somewhere along the way, a game, a gadget, a PC upgrade, or a new technology grabbed our attention and we never really let go.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
European Commission moves to designate Amazon and Microsoft as cloud gatekeepers
Posted on Friday June 26, 2026
Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure are now so important to Europe's digital economy that they may be required to comply with additional rules when doing business with customers in the EU. Otherwise, they could face hefty fines.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »