Latest articles, news and analysis in the Mobile category.
The game is shedding its *2* moniker for a **year-long narrative campaign**, **10 new heroes**, and a **class system overhaul**—but can this gamble reverse its declining player base and critical backlash?
Qualcomm’s fiscal first quarter ended December 28, 2025, with record revenues of $12.3 billion, driven by AI-driven segments and strong premium smartphone demand, though memory supply constraints loom for handset partners.
Arm reports its fourth straight billion-dollar quarter, with royalty revenue hitting $737 million and AI-driven growth fueling demand for its compute subsystems across data centers, smartphones, and edge devices.
Dreamhaven’s upcoming Shadowstone—a standalone tactics roguelike from Sunderfolk’s developers—shifts focus to high-stakes escape runs, randomized dungeons, and a stripped-down design. Early access arrives in 2026, but the publisher’s past struggles raise questions about whether this will be the brea...
After years of identity struggles, Blizzard has stripped the '2' from Overwatch, launching a bold narrative and design overhaul to reclaim its 2016-era charm—with five new heroes, a year-long story arc, and a commitment to long-term evolution.
The ROG Kithara isn’t just another gaming headset—it’s a high-fidelity wired headset with planar magnetic drivers borrowed from audiophile-grade HiFiMan models, now available for $299.99. But does it deliver studio-quality sound for gamers, or is it just a niche experiment?
Benchmark tests reveal Samsung’s flagship smartphone with a 4.74GHz Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 lags behind a standard 4.61GHz version in both single-core and multi-core performance, raising questions about the benefits of overclocking in premium devices.
The Pomodoro Technique has been around for decades, but most timers either feel clunky or lack essential features. Pomofocus.io fixes that with a clean, distraction-free interface—available for browsers and mobile devices—while letting users customize intervals, sounds, and even install it as a desk...
Samsung’s upcoming flagship lineup is said to push smartphone photography to new extremes—with a 200MP main sensor, periscope zoom, and AI-driven framing. But trade-offs remain.
Electronic Arts posted its strongest third-quarter financial performance in years, with net bookings hitting $3.046 billion—up 38% from the same period last year—as Battlefield 6* continued to dominate franchise records. The shooter’s momentum, combined with gains in EA Sports FC and Apex Legends*,...
The Bastion TD-220 MK XVI isn’t just a tank—it’s a paradigm shift for *Helldivers 2*, offering unmatched firepower and resilience without breaking the game’s brutal combat balance. After years of underwhelming vehicles, this machine proves that armored warfare can be both devastating and strategic.
Epic Games is transforming its launcher with a technical refresh and testing forums for top titles, signaling a new focus on player engagement while maintaining strict moderation to avoid Steam-like controversies.
The new solocaster blends voice transformation, professional audio mixing, and RGB customization into a single USB-C device—aimed at streamers and content creators who need more than a standard sound card.
The M5 Pro and M5 Max chips may hinge on a 2nm leap—or a 3nm refinement. Either way, Apple’s bet on efficiency could reshape how professionals balance power, heat, and battery life in a laptop.
Laptop speakers are often an afterthought, but upgrading doesn’t require a premium investment. These sub-$100 options deliver surprisingly sharp audio, wireless freedom, or ultra-portable designs—without sacrificing performance for price. Here’s what stands out in 2024.
Logitech has introduced the G325 Lightspeed, a wireless gaming headset that delivers high-end audio and AI noise cancellation at an unexpectedly accessible price—challenging the notion that premium sound requires premium spending.
A new ASUS report reveals how small and medium-sized businesses are leveraging AI-powered workstations to compete with larger rivals, with the ExpertBook Ultra series leading the charge as a scalable solution for growing teams.
Apple’s iPhone 17 series solidified its near-monopoly in the U.S. smartphone market, capturing 69% of sales in Q4 2025 while Samsung’s market share slipped to 13%. Carrier promotions and a lack of strong competition left rivals in the dust—until Samsung’s Galaxy S26 lineup arrives.
