Apple Sports is getting a more visual World Cup experience with live player formations

Apple is expanding the Apple Sports app to 90 new markets ahead of FIFA World Cup 26 while introducing a more visual tournament experience with live formations, lineup tracking, and real-time match updates.

‘Every keystroke scratches a very specific part of my brain’ — I reviewed the Epomaker P65 mechanical keyboard and it’s a typist’s dream with a wonderful sound profile

The Epomaker P65 is a 65% wireless mechanical keyboard that keeps it simple. It delivers stunning build quality and lovely acoustics, though a clunky app and a fixed typing angle hold it back from true greatness.

Steam gets huge tags overhaul for tailored recommendations and ‘helping players identify the games that best fit their interests’

Valve has made some huge changes to Steam’s discoverability feature by introducing new tags, removing some, and merging a bunch from the digital storefront.

AI is raising hell for Linux managers buried under a flood of dupe bug reports

Linus Torvalds says duplicate AI-assisted bug reports are turning Linux security work into a triage headache, showing how AI can create maintenance problems even when it finds real issues.

PC gamers, say goodbye to PlayStation exclusives as Sony confirms single-player games aren’t coming to PC anymore… except for one

PlayStation games on PC were becoming a mainstay for Sony, but plans have completely shifted, and it’s bad news for PC players.

Microsoft’s plan to fix Windows 11 drivers is falling into place — and that includes some great news for your laptop’s battery life

New ‘Driver Quality Initiative’ aims to shore up quality and prevent bad drivers from proving to be an unnecessary battery drain.

Spooked by the MacBook Neo, Asus shows off affordable Intel Wildcat Lake laptops

Asus’ new Intel Wildcat Lake Vivobooks are putting early pressure on the MacBook Neo, with aggressive China pricing, practical ports, and a faster 16-inch display option leading the attack.

Intel reveals Project Firefly to make cheap Wildcat Lake laptops that rival MacBook Neo

Intel is trying to make budget Windows laptops look a lot less bargain-bin. Project Firefly, launched in China alongside Intel’s Wildcat Lake laptop chips, gives PC makers a common hardware playbook for thinner, cleaner, lower-cost systems that can tak…