Author: News Room

Google brings a trio of cool AI-powered tricks to Galaxy S26 and Pixel phones

Android is officially rolling out one of its most significant AI upgrades yet, launching alongside the new Samsung Galaxy S26 Series and Google Pixel 10 lineup. The update brings deeper intelligence to visual search, introduces hands-free task automation through Gemini, and strengthens scam protection – all designed to make Android devices more proactive, helpful, and secure. This marks a clear shift in Android’s strategy: AI is no longer just assistive – it is becoming operational. Circle To Search becomes multi-layered and more powerful Since its debut, Circle to Search has allowed users to circle or scribble over objects on their…

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God of War Sons of Sparta Review – Fighting In The Shade Of Greater Games

I’ve been following the exploits of Kratos and his terrible, no good, very bad life since 2005. The God of War franchise has maintained an impressive level of action game quality for over 20 years while delivering an engaging, often emotional story. Sons of Sparta doesn’t fill in any important narrative gaps. It does offer a worthwhile look at a point in Kratos’ life before the gods decided to put him through hell (often literally), but the gameplay is frustrating and competing in a genre where it is simply not up to the task. Sons of Sparta is framed during a…

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Google’s latest AI tool wants you to think you’re a music producer

Google is making it very easy to feel like a music producer, whether you have the skills or not. The company has announced that ProducerAI, an AI-powered music-making platform, is joining Google Labs, bringing together sound generation, visuals, and video into one experimental creative tool. ProducerAI is powered by a preview version of Lyria 3, Google’s newest music-generation model. You can describe what you want, and the AI helps you build it, whether that means crafting beats, shaping melodies, or experimenting with entirely new sounds. ProducerAI first launched in July 2025 to let users collaborate with an AI agent to…

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WWE 2K26: Touring The New Match Types, Modes, And Ringside Pass

In the immortal words of CM Punk, it’s clobberin’ time! Join editors Marcus Stewart and Eric Van Allen as they take a tour of WWE 2K26. You’ll get hands-on impressions of the game’s four new match types (Inferno, I Quit, Dumpster, and 3 Stages of Hell), plus quick looks at modes such as Showcase, MyRise, and The Island. We also show off the game’s new battle pass-style Ringside Pass, and, of course, gawk at some Superstar entrances. After checking out the episode, you can read our full hands-on impressions of WWE 2K26 in this preview.  

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Nothing’s latest transparent phone is pink in color, and it looks gorgeous

Nothing is shaking up its next smartphone launch with a splash of color, quite literally. The London-based consumer electronics company has revealed the upcoming Phone 4a in a completely unexpected pink finish (a first for the brand), and even though I’ve only seen it in videos and teasers, it looks gorgeous. The company previously teased the finish through promotional art and store displays, including London and Bengaluru (where Nothing recently inaugurated its latest store), building anticipation ahead of the official launch on March 5, 2026 (a day after the “special Apple experience” media briefing). A bold new color with the…

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Resident Evil Requiem Review – A Sublime Sepulchre

Resident Evil Requiem is about two people whose lives are forever altered by the worst day of work ever. Those same people then risk it all to save someone. This act is unfeigned, full of the corny sincerity that is a staple of this series, and it is the heartbeat the hordes of undead they will maim are missing. Resident Evil Requiem is also a game about roundhouse-kicking zombies, physics-defying motorcycle chases, and a story that requires years of crisscrossed history to fully understand what transpires. It is fantastic, a revelatory mix of terrifying survival-horror and action that stops just…

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Instagram comes to Google TV, if you prefer mindless doomscrolling on a giant screen

If doomscrolling on your phone was not quite enough, Instagram is happy to help you do it on a bigger screen. The company is expanding its Instagram for TV app to Google TV devices in the U.S., just two months after launching it on Amazon Fire TVs. Instagram head Adam Mosseri confirmed the rollout on Threads, making it clear this is more than a small experiment. Instagram now sees TVs as a serious platform for watching Reels, not just a side screen for mobile content. Instagram makes the case for couch scrolling The Instagram TV app is personalized to each…

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CookUnity’s award-winning chefs set the gold standard for meal delivery

There was a time when “meal prep” meant sacrificing flavor for convenience. Plastic trays, bland chicken breasts, and the vague feeling that you were eating for function, not pleasure. But our relationship with food has evolved. We want performance, yes. But we also want depth of flavor, culinary creativity, and something that feels closer to dining out than dieting in. That’s where CookUnity steps into the conversation. At its core, CookUnity isn’t a meal kit company. It’s not asking you to dice onions after a long day or measure out spice packets like you’re on a cooking show audition. Instead,…

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Modular phones are coming back, and the latest one is thinner than the iPhone Air

Modular phones are having another moment, and this time, Tecno is jumping in with a surprisingly fun idea. The company teased a new modular concept built around a super-thin smartphone.  Instead of stuffing everything into one heavy slab-phone, Tecno wants you to start with a slim phone and snap on modules only when you need certain features. Think camera add-ons, battery boosts, and even future AI modules. We have been down this road before If this sounds familiar, that’s because we’ve been here before. Google’s Project Ara promised the ultimate customizable phone. It aimed to allow users to swap out…

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New Xbox leadership commits to consoles and first-party games

Xbox has new leadership, and they’re making one thing clear right out of the gate. Your console isn’t going anywhere. Asha Sharma took over as CEO on February 23, 2026, with Matt Booty stepping into the Chief Content Officer role as Phil Spencer heads toward retirement. In an interview with Windows Central, the pair addressed the speculation that has followed Xbox through months of declining sales and multi-platform releases. Sharma knows fans have questions. The decision to put former exclusives on PlayStation left some wondering if Microsoft was quietly exiting the hardware business. She addressed that directly, acknowledging the real…

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