A cryptic Instagram post from Naughty Dog director Shaun Escayg has ignited fan theories about a potential new Uncharted game, despite previous studio statements about moving on from the franchise.
Star Trek icon William Shatner, 95, condemns Facebook page for spreading false stories of his demise using AI, highlighting the dangers of misinformation and monetized hoaxes.
As AI chatbot visits surge 81% globally, China and Singapore develop comprehensive strategies while the West debates valuations. Experts warn of employment disruption and geopolitical risks.
A US court dismissed Abdullah Baig's lawsuit alleging Meta ignored WhatsApp security flaws. The judge ruled insufficient evidence was presented to proceed with claims of SEC violations.
OpenAI has acquired technology talkshow TBPN to engage the public on artificial intelligence. The deal aims to foster constructive dialogue as AI evolves.
Eight-year-old Lucas Ye's zero-gravity indicator mascot named Rise is aboard NASA's first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years, traveling 250,000 miles into space.
Gamers weigh in on Xbox's 2026 first-party lineup, Nintendo Switch 2 Lite pricing concerns, and industry controversies in this week's letters page.
Indie.io announces Indie Pass, a subscription service offering over 200 indie games for $6.99 monthly, with plans to expand to consoles and a curated approach to game selection.
Naughty Dog's multiplayer project was 80% complete after seven years of development before being scrapped to focus on single-player games, reveals director Vinit Agarwal.
Researchers have developed semi-autonomous robotic explorers that can investigate multiple targets on planetary surfaces without constant human intervention, potentially revolutionizing space exploration.
A London resident has entrusted their entire dating life to artificial intelligence, using algorithms to manage conversations and dates, but now fears the AI may have jeopardized their romantic prospects.
Google introduces a feature allowing US users to change their Gmail usernames for a more professional appearance, with a limit of one change per year, but global rollout remains uncertain.
Australia is leveraging artificial intelligence to drive significant productivity gains, with strategic investments and policy reforms positioning the nation as a global leader in AI innovation.
Pokémon Pokopia players showcase incredible creativity, building detailed recreations of Raccoon City from Resident Evil and Rito Village from Zelda, driving game sales to 2.2 million copies in four days.
Nested Loop Studios' Boxroom draws from your Steam library to create physical recreations of digital games in a customizable virtual space, addressing nostalgia for physical media.
The SCALE Summit announces SCALE Tables, a new roundtable experience bringing together founders, investors, and leaders for peer-level discussions to drive business growth in London this April.
The Ninja Perfect Temperature Kettle, normally £99.99, is on sale for £59.99. It allows precise temperature control for optimal tea and coffee brewing, with rapid boil and heat retention features.
GameCentral readers share diverse opinions on PlayStation 5's legacy, with scores ranging from 5/10 to higher marks, while discussing upcoming releases and gaming industry trends.
Private companies like Interlune are raising millions to mine the moon for Helium-3, a rare gas worth millions per palm-sized container. As NASA and China plan lunar missions, ethical and environmental concerns emerge about commercial space exploitation.
Oracle has initiated significant workforce reductions, cutting thousands of positions as the $420 billion tech giant intensifies spending on AI infrastructure and datacenters to compete with cloud rivals.
Sony increases PlayStation 5 price by £90, citing AI demand and global disruptions. Experts blame AI data centers and economic turmoil for making gaming more expensive.
Test your knowledge of Apple's five-decade journey, from the Apple II launch to shaping modern computing with products like the iPhone and iPod.
Pet owners are increasingly using animal fitness trackers to monitor activity, sleep, and health metrics, revolutionizing how they care for their furry companions with data-driven insights.
The Guardian Weekly's 3 April edition explores the critical juncture facing major technology firms, analyzing regulatory pressures, ethical dilemmas, and market shifts.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has confidentially filed for an initial public offering, potentially seeking a valuation of $1.75 trillion, with the IPO possibly occurring as early as June.
Anthropic accidentally leaked nearly 2,000 internal files containing Claude Code's source code due to human error, raising serious security questions about the AI company's internal safeguards.
Ofcom research reveals UK social media users are less active due to video-oriented platforms and concerns about old posts affecting personal or professional life.
NASA's Artemis II mission has successfully launched, sending four astronauts toward the moon for the first time in over five decades. The crew includes international representation and aims to test critical systems for future lunar landings.
UK robotics firm Dexory reports revenue surge to £3.15m as losses widen to £22.5m, while auditors raise concerns over insufficient evidence regarding stock quantities in financial records.
A gaming insider reveals Sony's rumored PS6 handheld may have superior graphics power compared to Xbox Series S and Nintendo Switch 2, with potential 2027-2028 launch.