Author: News Room

I’m thrilled by Wednesday’s star-studded third year, here’s everything we know about season 3

Netflix’s mystery series Wednesday reinvigorated the Addams Family for the modern age, becoming one of the streaming giant’s most-watched shows. It’s only natural that Netflix keep the hype running with Wednesday‘s upcoming third season. There’s a lot we can expect to see from Wednesday after season 2. It’s unclear what Wednesday and her peers will encounter in the next season, but what makes the show so fun is watching the mystery unfold. In all fairness, we don’t like waiting years for more episodes. Don’t fret. We’ve got you covered with everything you need to know about Wednesday season 3. What’s…

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Game Boy-Shaped Pokémon Soundtrack Player Announced

To kick off today’s Pokémon Presents livestream, The Pokémon Company announced a Game Boy-shaped device with swappable cartridges that plays the soundtracks for Pokémon Red and Blue. Each cartridge contains a different song from the soundtrack, as well as an image that slots into the Game Boy replica’s display screen to coincide with the audio action.The device contains 45 cartridges to match with the 45 songs included with the purchase. “We took particular care to make the audio sound just like Game Boy, so I hope you enjoy listening while swapping out cartridges,” Pokémon Red and Blue composer Junichi Masuda…

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Galaxy S26 vs. iPhone 17: Which entry-level flagship is right for you?

For 2026, the comparison between baseline iPhone and Android flagships comes down to two phones that are closer than they’ve ever been — the Galaxy S26 at $899 and the iPhone 17 at $799. Same form factor, same screen size, very different philosophies. We’ve broken down everything that actually moves the needle — design, display, performance, cameras, battery, and software — because the right phone isn’t the one with the longer spec sheet. It’s the one that fits how you actually use it. Price and availability The iPhone 17 kicks off at $799 with 256GB baked in from the start…

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Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness Comes To Switch 2 Next Month

It’s not just any Pokémon Day – today is Pokémon’s 30th anniversary. To celebrate, The Pokémon Company held its annual Pokémon Presents livestream, which includes news about new games and looks back on the series history. Midway through, it made an announcement that checks both those boxes: Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness is coming to Nintendo Switch Online. The game was first revealed as coming to the service during Nintendo’s April 2025 Nintendo Switch 2 reveal Direct, but we haven’t heard any news about its arrival in the GameCube library since. Gale of Darkness is a GameCube exclusive, and like…

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HBO Max is cracking down on password sharing, and price hikes might be part of the plan

Remember when Netflix tweeted, “Love is sharing a password,” because I do. It’s been almost seven years since then, and during that passage of time, Twitter became X, Netflix has raised prices multiple times, cracked down on password sharing, and the streaming scene has become more fractured than ever before.  It seems that HBO Max might be following a similar path. In the quarterly earnings call, JB Perrette, CEO and President of Global Streaming and Games for Warner Bros. Discovery, said, “And then we are in the second inning of our password sharing enforcement. It is just beginning to get…

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Pokémon Winds And Waves Is Arriving Next Year

Today during a Pokémon Presents presentation, which is also coinciding with the franchise’s 30th anniversary, Game Freak revealed the next proper Pokémon games and they are called Pokémon Winds and Waves. They arrive in 2027. Alongside showing off the tropical environment that game will take place in, we also got a look at the new starters. Browt appers to be a grass bird-like Pokémon, Gecqua is a water-type gecko, and Pombon is a fire dog-inspired Pokémon. The footage for the game also showed off the trainers, and teased underwater exploration, which is not a first for the Pokémon series, but is an…

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T-Mobile Fiber helps improve slow, unreliable home internet

The internet used to be something you “went to.” Now it’s the invisible engine running the entire home — streaming 4K movies, powering Zoom meetings, supporting smooth gaming sessions, and keeping dozens of smart devices connected. That kind of load can expose the limits of traditional cable, where buffering, frozen video calls, and slowdowns can become daily frustrations. The problem isn’t just speed; it’s your network’s ability to handle everything happening at once.  T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet is built for this new reality. Instead of the traditional cable model, it delivers symmetrical upload and download speeds, with speeds up to available tiers in supported areas, helping improve video…

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Amazon Reveals First Look At Prime’s Live-Action God Of War Series

Amazon Prime has been on a streak of adapting popular video games into live-action TV series, and the biggest project in the news this year has been its upcoming take on God of War. After weeks of casting announcements, the service revealed the first look at what leads Ryan Hurst and Callum Vinson will look like as Kratos and Atreus, respectively. Take a look for yourself below. Kratos watches his son Atreus aim a bow. Kratos has a sort of “baseball coach dad” stance, leaning forward with his hands on his knees. The image was posted on social media with…

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Samsung’s reason for Galaxy S26 price hike is a sign of bad things to come

Every year, Samsung raises the bar on specs. This year, it raised something else instead — the price. The Galaxy S26 series landed this week, and all three models now start with 256GB of storage as the baseline. On paper that sounds like a win. In practice, the pricing tells a different story. The Galaxy S26 starts at $899 for 256GB, versus $859.99 for the 256GB Galaxy S25 — but the more telling number is that the S25’s 128GB base was $799, meaning the cheaper entry point is simply gone now. Revised introductory price for Galaxy S26 The S26 Plus…

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Everything Announced At The February 2026 Pokémon Presents

Another year, another Pokémon Presents. Today, the Pokémon Company hosted a stream to spotlight numerous updates arriving for its many live services and titles surrounding the long-running Pokémon franchise. It is the series’ 30th anniversary, marking three decades since the first generation of games took us to Kanto, and the makers of Pokémon are leaning heavily into our shared nostalgia for it. Here’s everything we saw at today’s February 2026 Pokémon Presents presentation. Game Music CollectionThe stream kicked off with a Game Music Collection jukebox for Pokémon Red and Blue, with 45 songs on 45 cartridges for the standalone music player.…

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