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A follow-up to its NES keyboard.

Guess it figured out those “hardware limitations.”

Vivo launched the Vivo X Fold3 series foldable smartphones on Tuesday, with the company claiming the Vivo X Fold3 to be the lightest and thinnest

China’s Horizon Robotics, a provider of in-car technologies to major automakers like Volkswagen and BYD, has filed to sell an undisclosed amount of shares

Alibaba announced on Tuesday that it is canceling the planned Hong Kong IPO for its logistic arm Cainiao in an unexpected move, with chairman Joe Tsai

Chinese automakers could increase their combined share of the electric vehicle market in Europe to 11% in 2024 from 7.9% last year, with that number set

Chip giant TSMC is seeing increasing orders from its three major clients – Apple, Intel, and AMD – for its 3nm chips, according to Taiwanese media outlet

Short video-sharing platform Douyin has recently launched a standalone app for its e-commerce business, aiming to enhance operations amidst increasing

The Twitch meta changes yet again.

The posts, according to GLAAD, have led to “well-documented real-world harms.”

Are there bots in Warzone? We finally have the answer.

The first original entry in the Mana franchise in 15 years makes a solid impression with its dazzling art style and flexible combat.

Bots are coming to Warzone for a new training mode set to debut with Season 3 in April.

Capture the Flag is one of the new modes on the way for the FPS.

Sega has sold Relic Entertainment and has cut 240 jobs from its European division and several studios.

It's not a mid-gen refresh, but it is (reportedly) a new disc-free Xbox Series X console with an all-white finish.

Swedish video game group Embracer said Thursday it was selling Gearbox Entertainment, the developer of the popular first-person shooter franchise "Borderlands", to US company Take-Two for $460 million.

A German court ruled Thursday that auto giant Mercedes-Benz knowingly installed emissions-cheating devices in some diesel vehicles, opening the door for owners to seek compensation.

"Concrete safeguards" for government use of artificial intelligence were announced by the White House Thursday, as it vowed they would serve as a model for "global action."

The deal is only available on the midnight model.