Those yearning for a simpler era of technology are in luck, as a new retro-style flip phone blocks social media apps while letting users play classic games.
In a world where AI is looming larger and ever present, Ann Droid asks the question: what is replaceable and what is not?
The Monday letters page is still coming to terms with PlayStation’s all-digital announcement, as a reader reveals the only ...
The Twenty-Ninth International Obfuscated C Code Contest – or IOCCC for short – is back again with the results of the 2025 competition. This year, one of the entrants has a unique new trick up their ...
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Cubs BCB After Dark: How is Counsell doing?
The late-night/early-morning spot for Cubs fans asks you to grade manager Craig Counsell.
Four decades after I last played it, Chuckie Egg is back, and I am controlling bright-yellow, big-hatted protagonist ...
This month, I pop down to the Whittaker and Biggs Auction House in Congleton to chat to their associate director and familiar face ...
The National Videogame Museum is turning its gallery over to players and fans in a unique exhibition that puts personal videogame stories, memories and collections centre stage. ‘Together We Play’ ...
PhilSec 2026, a leading cybersecurity summit in the Philippines, concluded its latest edition on July 1 at the Manila Marriott Hotel after two packed days ...
Hyundai has dropped the battery-powered heart of the Ioniq 5 N into a sleeker ...
Looks like the internet thought it was overpriced. Commodore announced its $499 Callback 8020 flip phone a couple of weeks ...
With memory suppliers prioritizing AI data centers over consumer tech, budget smartphones could face severe supply shortages and spec downgrades next year.
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