Jony Ive, the famous designer responsible for many of Apple’s most well-known products, is teaming up with OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman. This new company will focus on hardware that incorporates AI.

The Amazon Echo Pop, a small smart speaker, is now on sale with a 38% discount, bringing its price down to $24.99 on Amazon. This is a huge discount from its regular $39.99 price tag, and the cheapest we've seen this year.

Walmart is cutting the price of the Sony Inzone H3 wired gaming headset during its Memorial Day sale by an impressive $50. This originally cost $98 but is now priced at just $48 at Walmart, marking a discount of more than 50%.

Video games set during the Roman period capture a sense of power, greatness, and history that's just not present in a lot of games. Famous soldiers, gladiators, and rulers from that time inspire an idealized sense of glory and victory.

Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has announced that it will soon shut down its PlayStation Stars loyalty program. This ends a fairly brief attempt to reward players for playing and buying games.

Google has announced its newest subscription plan called Google AI Ultra. This is the new highest tier for the Google AI service that gives users access to all of Google’s AI models and features, much like OpenAI's newest plan.

If you're still using a first-generation Fire TV or Fire TV Stick, it might be time to move on to newer and better hardware. Netflix has announced that its app will stop working on some of Amazon's ancient hardware.

Google has finally released an Android app for NotebookLM, its research assistant and notebook powered by Gemini AI. It was previewed earlier in May, can now be downloaded from the Google Play Store.

Razer has announced its newest product in the Razer Blade Line. The Razer Blade 14 is a 14-inch gaming laptop is the slimmest laptop Razer has ever made.

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.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ just got a big 20% price drop. Originally costing $999.99, this top-tier Android tablet is now priced at $796.56 on Amazon.

Microsoft's Surface lineup has suffered another setback with the quiet discontinuation of the Surface Laptop Studio 2. While Microsoft has not officially declared the device dead, the company has told resellers that production has stopped.

Apple Maps is making a major improvement by adding professional ratings and reviews from top experts in the industry. This should help separate Apple from Google since this will help people looking for high-quality reviews, not just user reviews.

Now is the time to get a dependable portable SSD with fast speeds. The SK hynix Beetle X31 1TB portable solid-state drive is back at its lowest price ever on Amazon, selling for $64.99. This is a big discount from its original price of $88.90 and follows a similar price drop that happened briefly last month.

There have been rumors about a large-scale data breach impacting nearly 90 million Steam accounts. However, the original source was debunked, so you probably don't have anything to worry about.

Proton Technologies has upgraded its Proton Drive service by adding a new feature called Albums. This feature makes organizing, sharing, and keeping their important photos and videos safe by giving you folders called 'Albums' to use.

Valve is updating its game compatibility rating system to include devices running SteamOS beyond its main handheld, the Steam Deck. This new system will have "SteamOS Compatibility" ratings, which are meant to help users figure out whether games will work properly on non-Steam Deck hardware running SteamOS.

Anyone looking for a high-quality display will be happy to hear about the current deal on LG’s 27-inch UltraGear OLED gaming monitor. The monitor is currently being offered for its lowest price ever at $799.99 on Amazon. This is a $200 drop from its regular $999.99 price.

If you loved flash games, then you might remember a few that ended up on the bigger consoles. Interestingly, this happened more often than people know, and many of our favorite games started out in this nostalgic format. In fact, some of the best games are just bigger and better versions of their flash counterparts.