Genshin Impact 5.7 Livestream: June 6, 2025 at 8:00 PM CST on Twitch & YouTube, Revealing Skirk and Dahlia
Genshin Impact 5.7 livestream is going to be packed with a ton of information about the new characters, Skirk and Dahlia, so don’t miss out.
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Xbox Game Pass May Not Be Profitable After All When First-Party Costs Are Considered
The profitability of Xbox Game Pass is under scrutiny as new insights reveal Microsoft may exclude key first-party costs from calculations.
MacBook Air Is the Obvious Loser as the Intel Mac Era Comes to a Close
In the end, Intel Macs have mostly gotten a better deal than PowerPC Macs did.
Tinder Debuts Double Date: Bring Your Wingman and Friends for Group Swipes and a Stress-Free First Date
Tinder is rolling out a new Double Date feature in the US, which lets you pair up with your friends and match with other pairs on the app.
Perplexity Debuts the Comet AI Browser with a Built-In Action‑Oriented AI Agent (Now Available to Max Plan Subscribers, Waitlist for Others)
Perplexity’s AI-powered Comet browser is finally here, and it comes with an AI agent that can perform routine tasks for you.
Fortnite Teases Simpsons Mini-Season Featuring Homer Simpson, the World’s Most Accident-Prone Dad, Ending with a Live Event
Fortnite leaks have revealed the funniest crossover inbound till date that features TV’s most accident prone dad. Here’s the full info.
Google launches Gemini 2.5 Deep Think for AI Ultra subscribers, a powerful multi-hypothesis reasoning tool available in the Gemini app.
This ultra-powerful AI is ultra-expensive.
Akane-banashi Anime Adaptation Officially Confirmed by Studio Zexcs, Premiering in 2026
Akane-banashi anime has been officially announced today after a long wait and will make its debut in 2026, as confirmed by the studio.
Google Unveils Gemini 2.5 Deep Think for AI Ultra Subscribers, Delivering Deeper Analysis and Higher-Quality Outputs
This ultra-powerful AI is ultra-expensive.
Google shifts Android development to a private internal branch, while continuing open-source releases via AOSP
Google says this change will simplify things for developers and OEMs.