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A quick change to Samsung’s pre-order playbook Samsung quietly improved its early purchase incentives for the Galaxy S26 Ultra by adding a $30 credit to existing promotions. The tweak increases some trade-in-backed discounts to as much as $980 off — a meaningful sum for shoppers weighing whether to upgrade immediately
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A sharper play for the wearables race Ultrahuman recently reintroduced itself to the smart-ring market with the Ring Pro — a redesigned device that aims to reclaim attention in the US after a high-profile dispute with a rival. The company, known for combining metabolic health tools with wearable data, has reworked
Games
Why this update matters Rockstar Games has expanded drift tuning availability in GTA Online, enabling a fresh set of vehicles — including the new Shitzu Keitora — to accept specialized drift upgrades. At a glance it’s another car update, but it shifts how players engage with vehicle collection, competitive Drift Races,
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A high-end cameo with high stakes Porsche’s Cayenne Turbo GT turned up in the reveal for Resident Evil Requiem, immediately creating a talking point that went beyond pure fan excitement. The image of Leon S. Kennedy next to a premium SUV in a survival-horror setting led many to joke
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A quick background on PSSR and why it showed up now Sony recently introduced a new upscaling technology called PSSR, and the first high-profile example of it in action is Resident Evil Requiem. Upscalers have become essential in modern game development: they let studios render at a lower cost and
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A moment Apple could seize Apple doesn't need a revolutionary feature to convert Windows users — it needs a price point and a clear value proposition. The MacBook line, powered since 2020 by Apple's M-series silicon, brought major gains in battery life, thermals, and app performance. Those
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A fresh chapter for a 30-year franchise The Pokémon brand marked its 30th year with a broad slate of announcements that blend forward-looking entries with nostalgia-driven re-releases. At the center of the reveal are two new mainline titles, Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves, joined by revived classics and competitive initiatives
What changed at Samsung's latest Unpacked Samsung used its recent Unpacked event to reframe the Galaxy flagship story around three themes: smart, private, and immersive. The headline devices — the Galaxy S26 family and the new Buds 4 Pro — were paired with a push into what Samsung calls more
A quick recap Last year Samsung shipped the Galaxy S25 Edge — an attempt to push mainstream flagship design toward an ultra‑thin profile. The model arrived into a market that’s also been watching rumors of an “iPhone Air” and experimental multi‑fold formats (sometimes called trifold designs). Samsung’s
Why this pre-order window matters Samsung’s Galaxy S series launches always create a flurry of promotional activity. With the Galaxy S26 family arriving (Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra), manufacturers and carriers commonly attach incentives to early purchases—sometimes including the company’s flagship wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds
A decade of quiet farming and active communities Stardew Valley turned ten this year, and the celebration landed where the game has always felt most at home: with its players. Creator Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone released a short anniversary video that looks ahead to the game's next
A short scene-setter Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has signaled a concentrated week of product reveals, centered on an Apple event scheduled for March 4 aimed at press and creators. That framing matters: when Apple speaks directly to creators, the company often highlights hardware, tools and services that change how
What happened and why it matters Google has set Nano Banana 2 as the default model for image generation inside the Gemini app and its AI mode. That change is aimed squarely at a common complaint: image generation is often slower and more resource-intensive than text responses. By switching the
Why AirSnitch matters right now A newly disclosed technique called AirSnitch has focused attention on a critical but often neglected surface: wireless network encryption. According to researchers, AirSnitch can defeat Wi‑Fi encryption in environments ranging from home guest networks to corporate infrastructure. That doesn’t mean every router will
A concentrated launch window — why it matters Apple signaled a cluster of announcements in early March, with company leadership hinting at fresh products arriving across a short, defined window. Industry reports point to a multi‑day rollout (March 2–4) and as many as five new devices — among them, a
What Samsung just announced — at a glance Samsung expanded its flagship family with the Galaxy S26 series and updated its earbud line with the Galaxy Buds 4. The highest-end S26 Ultra introduces a hardware privacy screen option, while the Buds 4 arrive with a redesigned fit and refreshed styling. These
Where Galaxy Buds4 fits in Samsung’s audio lineup On February 25, 2026 Samsung Electronics introduced the Galaxy Buds4 series during Galaxy Unpacked 20. The announcement extends Samsung's long-running push into true wireless earbuds, a product line that has evolved from basic Bluetooth earpieces into a full-featured audio
What happened (short version) Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra launches without built-in magnets for the Qi2 magnetic charging/attachment standard. That means the phone won't natively snap to Qi2-compatible chargers, wallets, or other magnetic accessories the way iPhones (and some other Android phones) do with MagSafe-style setups.
Why the Galaxy Buds4 matter Samsung’s latest true wireless earbuds focus on two practical goals: deliver cleaner, more faithful audio and make listening effortless across changing environments. That combination matters because earbuds aren’t just for music anymore—they’re tools for work calls, commuting, fitness, and spatial audio