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Ace Combat 8: Wings Of Theve Takes Flight In 2026

During a certain period of gaming history, Ace Combat could reliably be expected to appear as a new game on a roughly yearly basis. But as development processes have lengthened, so too has the wait for a new installment in the arcade-style combat flights of the long-running series. That looks like it will change next year, with the reveal of Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve.The new, mostly cinematic trailer suggests that the series is adding an increased focus on storytelling and character in this new installment, but it’s clear that the game will also still feature high-speed military jets…

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Some of 2026’s coolest TVs could soon be announced, with cutting-edge new tech

The bread and butter of Chinese tech company Hisense is TVs, specifically ones that offer tech often reserved for premium models but at a lower price. And with tech expo CES 2026 being the biggest event of the year for new TV announcements, we’re expecting to soon see what the brand has up its sleeves when it begins on January 6. Last year’s CES saw Hisense unveil a gargantuan 116-inch TV, called the TriChroma LED, and while its mini-LED goodness never trickled down to smaller screen sizes that we could buy, we probably haven’t seen the last of its RGB…

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Tomb Raider: Legacy Of Atlantis Is A Remake Of The First Game In The Series

Crystal Dynamics and developer Flying Wild Hog have revealed Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, a remake of the very first Tomb Raider game, which originally launched in 1996. The reveal trailer shows a Lara Croft reminiscent of her 1996 design with a little more color, modernity, and polygons, as well as treacherous puzzles and platforming, a dinosaur, and more. It will launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam in 2026. “Developed in partnership between Crystal Dynamics and Flying Wild Hog, the game features stunning visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5, modern game design, and new surprises that honor the spirit…

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You can now get early access to Gemini for Home faster, even on third-party speakers

Google is speeding up the Gemini for Home rollout to help more users get access to the AI-powered upgrade on their smart speakers and displays. Gemini for Home, which replaces Assistant on Google Home devices, first became available for early access in October. It has since made its way to millions of users in the US, but many Google Home users still haven’t received access. If you’re one of them, there’s some good news. Google has announced a faster invitation process to help more users try out Gemini for Home. In a Nest community post, the company said that those…

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The Last Of Us Co-Creator Bruce Straley’s Next Game Is A Witchy Adventure Called Coven Of The Chicken Foot

Wildflower Interactive, the new studio formed by The Last of Us co-creator and game director Bruce Straley in 2022, has revealed its inaugural game: a witchy adventure called Coven of the Chicken Foot. Revealed during The Game Awards 2025, Coven of the Chicken Foot is described by the studio as “a single-player adventure about the bonding of an old witch and a peculiar creature as they attempt to fulfill a coven’s oath.” In the reveal trailer, we get a look at the game’s unique companion-based gameplay where Gertie, the elderly witch, must work with an oddball creature to solve puzzles, overcome…

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These awesome rocket charts are perfect for space nerds

If you’re a fan of rocket launches, then you’ll absolutely love these charts created by Flight Atlas. The site launched earlier this year but a recent post on X by Rocket Lab chief Peter Beck has brought it wider exposure. Flight Atlas lets you filter rocket launches in a myriad of ways, including rocket type, date, country, and company. Hover the mouse over each rocket image to pull up the vehicle information and launch details.  Even better, it presents the data using stunning visuals that depict each and every rocket ever used, and presents them in size proportion based on…

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Every Winner At The Game Awards 2025 So Far – Updated Live

2025 has been a big year for video games, and the Game Awards aims to concentrate all the successes and enthusiasm into one night of celebration. With musical performances, celebrity guests (Geoff Keighley booked two Muppets this year), and dozens of new game trailers and reveals, it’s undeniably one of the biggest industry events of the year.Whether you tuned in late, missed one of the winners, or chose not to watch at all, this round-up will recap every award. The coveted game of the year trophy will be doled out at the end of the night, but until then, you…

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Amazon could soon be your in-flight Wi-Fi supplier, too

American Airlines might be swapping its Wi-Fi provider for something a little more galactic. The airline has confirmed it’s been talking to Amazon Leo (formerly Project Kuiper) about powering its in-flight internet. This could be a massive win for Jeff Bezos’ satellite venture, putting it head-to-head with Elon Musk’s Starlink in a battle for dominance at 38,000 feet. What Happened: Amazon Leo Emerges as a Contender for AA’s Fleetwide Wi-Fi Upgrade CEO Robert Isom admitted the airline is evaluating Amazon Leo to bring faster, low-latency broadband to its fleet of over 1,000 planes. Securing American Airlines would be a huge…

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The world’s smallest AI supercomputer is the size of a power bank

Tiiny AI has unveiled what Guinness World Records has verified as the world’s smallest personal AI supercomputer. It is called the Tiiny AI Pocket Lab, and despite being about the size of a power bank, it promises performance levels that normally require very expensive hardware. Other small supercomputers such as NVIDIA’s Project Digits, priced around $3,000, and the DGX Spark, which comes for $4,000, sit at price points that put them out of reach for most everyday users. Tiiny AI argues that today’s real AI bottleneck is not computing power but our reliance on the cloud. GTM director Samar Bhoj…

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Your AI chatbot wants you to save the planet…by buying more stuff

As artificial intelligence creeps into everything from our phones to our smart speakers, it’s becoming harder to see where the tech ends and our decisions begin. And according to a new study from researchers at the University of Queensland and UNSW, that’s exactly the problem. They warn that the “AI-ification” of daily life is quietly driving up global emissions – not just by burning electricity, but by training us to buy more stuff. What Happened – and the Hidden Environmental Impact of AI-Driven Consumption We already know AI is thirsty; data centers guzzle massive amounts of water and power. But…

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