Gadgets
* Compact display: the Rogbid Fusion is a smart ring with a half‑inch OLED screen that shows health data at a glance. * Core sensors: the device targets heart‑rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and basic fitness metrics in a ring form factor. * Hybrid design: it looks and acts like a ring
Games
• Reports indicate nudity and other mature content in Dispatch has been censored on Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2. • Nintendo’s platform policies and regional ratings rules likely explain why content was altered. • Censorship can affect user experience, patching decisions, and where the uncensored version is available. • Check developer
Games
* Key Takeaways: * Cairn is a mountain‑climbing survival game from The Game Bakers, creators of Haven and Furi. * The game is described as a "windy backpacking odyssey" and is out now on Steam. * The release marks a new, outdoors‑focused direction for the studio known for narrative and
Games
• Nintendo confirmed same-sex relationships in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. • The life sim — presented for Switch 2 — has an April release window. • The announcement fulfills a decade-old promise from Nintendo and is a notable move on representation. What Nintendo announced Nintendo used the Living the Dream reveal to confirm that
Gadgets
* Google has promised an additional two years of OS updates for the Pixel Tablet. * The extension lengthens the device’s supported lifespan and reduces immediate upgrade pressure for owners. * The move follows recent controversy around update handling for some older Pixel phones, making this a welcome clarification. * Pixel Tablet owners
Gadgets
* Key Takeaways: * Reports say Samsung plans to raise the starting price of the Galaxy S26 standard model while reducing the entry price for the Galaxy S26 Ultra. * The move would invert the usual pricing ladder, making mid-flagship margins and upgrade incentives the focus. * Samsung appears to be repositioning the Ultra
Games
* GeForce NOW is now available natively on Linux as a Flatpak desktop app. * NVIDIA first announced a Linux client at CES; the app ships today as a native build. * Flatpak delivery makes the app distro-agnostic and easier to install and sandbox. * Native app could improve integration and responsiveness compared with
Gadgets
* Key Takeaways: * Leak says Sony will launch the WF-1000XM6 next month with more launch colour options than the WF-1000XM5. * Price tipped at $329.99 in the US and €299.99 in the Eurozone. * If accurate, this would be the first WF-1000X-series model to ship with expanded launch colours. What the
Gadgets
* Key Takeaways: * Samsung introduced a 13-inch color e‑paper built with UL-verified phytoplankton bio-resin, a world-first material use for displays. * The panel targets ultra-low-power use cases and supports local and remote management via the Samsung E‑Paper App and Samsung VXT. * The move highlights sustainability and could broaden e‑paper
AI
* Key Takeaways: * Google is integrating a dedicated Gemini AI sidebar into Chrome to bring AI-assisted browsing directly into the browser UI. * The feature appears to be part of an automated push that could enable the pane for many users without manual setup. * This tight integration promises faster AI workflows but
Software
* Key Takeaways: * Apple’s Creator Studio subscriptions are rolling out as a central way to manage paid creator tools and services. * For Mac versions of professional apps, the short description says “things aren't actually changing much (yet).” * Creators should review billing, cross‑platform access, and app updates to
Gadgets
* World's first: Samsung's 13-inch Color E-Paper uses a bio-resin made partly from phytoplankton. * The display housing blends microalgae-derived material with conventional components, marking a new route for greener device parts. * Color e-paper keeps the device low-power and readable, while the bio-resin aims to reduce reliance on
