Ghost of Yotei, the sequel to PlayStation's hit samurai game Ghost of Tsushima, is set to release on PS5 on October 2, 2025. While the original was well-regarded, there is room for improvement. Here's what I'm hoping to see.

Don't know what to stream this month on Netflix? The streaming platform may have you overwhelmed with choice, including its original content, charting titles, and more.

Graphing calculators are handy in math and science courses, but they're expensive for a category that has changed very little since their introduction in 1985. Python lets you make plots of common equations and statistical graphs for free with the right libraries.

AirTags have become the standard way to track items, especially if you’re an Apple user with an iPhone and more. While the Ugreen FineTrack and FineTrack Slim are two alternatives with some unique features, both fall flat for a wide variety of reasons.

Disappointed that you have to wait another 12 months to explore the state of Leonida and the iconic Vice City in GTA VI? Me too, but these 13 games should soothe your hunger for GTA VI and then some.

For the rest of May, Fanatical is offering a special bundle that will allow you to buy dozens of random games for as little as $1. Not only is this the cheapest you can get almost any game, but you may also be able to score VR headsets, a Steam Deck, or AAA titles for that price.

Apple has officially deprecated the Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) client in the latest update for Mac computers, and the feature will be “removed in a future version of macOS.” The change will break file sharing with many old network drives and Mac models, including Apple’s discontinued Time Capsule.

You know that feeling when you want to drop an emoji or GIF into a conversation, but you can't quite remember the keyboard shortcut? Microsoft hears that pain, which is why there’s a subtle but significant change brewing that should make it that much easier.

Budget controller brand 8BitDo just opened preorders for its new Arcade Controller, an impressively thin and customizable gamepad that costs just $89.

Right now, you can buy two years of Proton VPN’s premium plan for $81.36 on the official website. This comes out to $3.39 per month, and if you don't want to commit for that long, the 1-year plan is also on sale.

Steam has been around for over 21 years, and it's turning 22 in a few months. That's a big number. And a lot of releases have debuted on the platform through that timeframe. Now, Steam is gaining a bestsellers list that goes back until the launch of Half-Life 2—the first in-house game Valve debuted on Steam.

Few gaming genres are as massively popular as shooter games. Whether it's because of their exciting campaigns or competitive multiplayer, no other genre has come close to replicating the widespread appeal of shooters. However, almost all modern shooters owe their success to a forgotten retro genre.

Apple Music now lets you import libraries and playlists from Spotify and other competing services. However, the feature is currently limited to Australia and New Zealand.

Online competitive multiplayer games are wildly popular, with players around the world battling it out every day. But they've also earned a reputation for being unwelcoming, especially to new players or casuals who care more about fun than being the best of the best.

This past week, Mozilla announced a selection of experimental features it grouped and made easy to enable called Firefox Labs. I gave them a try, and here's what I found out.

I've been lucky to review many phones over the years, and for the most part, they've been generally good. As it turns out, it's pretty hard to make a truly bad phone. However, there's one phone that always comes to mind when I think about the worst phones I've ever used.

The ESR MagMouse has a magnetic dock so it can connect to the lid of a laptop (or under a desk) and is easier to carry around. That’s one clever feature, but it also has a built-in charging cable, is lightweight, and costs under $40. It isn't perfect, but overall it’s a great mouse.

Browser games are almost as old as the web itself, and believe you me it saved many a boring computer class in high-school, or eternal Friday afternoon at work.

Remember when phones were fun? Back when we had physical buttons galore and moving parts. If you miss the charm of early smartphones, you can relive those days with a three-dimensional, fully interactive, hyper-realistic Nokia 3250 right in your browser window.