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Billion-dollar streaming platform YouTube plans to bring immersive video to the metaverse...and it all starts with video games.

The custom ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 3090 Ti was listed in Europe, with an eye-watering price of over $4900... yikes...

Palit's new custom GeForce RTX 3090 Ti GameRock and GameRock OC edition graphics cards spotted on Palit's Turkish website.

F2P giant Call of Duty Mobile is a mighty success for Activision (and soon Microsoft), delivers over $1.5 billion lifetime mTX.

SpaceX reveals new high-end Starlink Premium satellite internet service: speeds of between 150-500Mbps for $500 per month.

Destiny 2's new The Witch Queen expansion is already a thunderous success and it hasn't even released yet, pre-orders skyrocket.

The expected rise in interest rates has caused the stock market to dip, resulting in Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos losing billions.

Apple will lead the AR market ahead of Samsung, which has been absolutely crushing the foldable smartphone market for years.

Ubisoft's own Game Pass-like subscription service is coming to Xbox, but it won't be included as part of Game Pass Ultimate.

Alienware wants you gaming absolutely everywhere -- on your couch, on the toilet, in the car, and everywhere in between.

Samsung announces the world's first 4K 144Hz TV at CES 2022, perfect for next-gen consoles and PC gaming at up to 4K 120/144FPS.

Samsung's new flagship Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is a beast: 14.6-inch 120Hz display, up to 16GB RAM, up to 512GB storage, and more.

The latest NVIDIA Shield streaming devices have reached the lowest price of the year for American and Canadian consumers.

Google is bringing its Google Play Games platform to PC in an effort to hybridize and blur the lines between PC and mobile gaming.

Google has released a report that busted illegal cryptocurrency mining that was being routed through Google Cloud servers.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella dumped $285 million of his Microsoft shares, over half of his holdings at a record $340 each.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney predicts the Metaverse could contribute trillions to the global economy through gaming, ads, etc.

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has ambitions to make a centralized storefront that works across all platforms; PC, consoles, mobiles.

MediaTek unveils its new Dimensity 9000 SoC:ARMv9 Cortex-X2 core, Mali-G710 GPU, and made on TSMC's new 4nm process node.

You can win one of the ZOTAC GAMING Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City Limited Edition Graphics Card or Mini PC hardware.

YouTube and its shocking move of removing the 'dislike' count on ALL of its videos, and of course, it's to stop 'dislike attacks'.

A research paper from the University of Science and Technology of China has claimed it has created a next-gen supercomputer.

A co-founder of Apple has announced that his new company is moving towards the goal of building the 'Google maps of space'.

Google's new Pixel 6 Pro announced: 6.7-inch 3440 x 1440 @ 120Hz display, 5nm Tensor SoC, 12GB RAM, starts from $899 for 128GB.

In 2019, Epic Games had an ambitious plan to allow gamers and devs to make custom content to sell in Fortnite's in-game store.

The Epic Games vs Google anti-trust case continues with Google filing a compelling counterclaim with multiple accusations.

Canon announced a new dual-fisheye lens for capturing stereoscopic video in 190-degrees. The lens fits on the Canon R5 mirrorless.

President Donald Trump has asked a federal judge in Florida to FORCE Twitter to restore his social media account immediately.

During an interview, a former Google executive said that humanity could be looking at an apocalypse because 'we're creating god'.

Google's next-gen Pixel 6 rumored to start at $749 while the Pixel 6 Pro will start at $1049 -- will battle the new iPhone 13 Pro.

Home delivery drones in Australia suspended because of repeated attacks by birds, 'only a matter of time' before drone is downed.

Google's next-gen Pixel 6 Pro teased in new hands-on, with Google's new flagship smartphone looking dapper ahead of its release.

Google's codename Passport teased, would be the first foldable from Google and would launch this year, after Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro.

Alphabet shut down Project Loon -- but Project Taara is very similar, blasting 700TB of data across Congo River wirelessly.

Google Original Chips advertised with its next-gen Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones in Japan, with its new Tensor SoC.

Google One now includes 5TB storage for $25 per month, cheaper than 10TB for $40 per month, and up from 2TB for $10 per month.

AMD's new teleportation patent is titled 'Look Ahead Teleportation for Reliable Computation in Multi-SIMD Quantum Processor'.

Google paid $10 billion to continue being the default search engine on Apple iOS in 2020, and now they'll pay $15 billion in 2021.

Epic Games threatened Google's bottom line so much that the search titan wanted 'join up with Tencent to buy 100% of Epic'

EGS isn't profitable, but millions of people made new Epic Game Store accounts just to grab the free copy of Grand Theft Auto V.

Google goes all 1984 + They Live + Black Mirror with 'real-time, hive-mind scoring' -- editing their algorithm to destroy Trump.

A hugely ambitious Lineage sequel is coming to consoles, PC, mobiles, and even Switch in 2021 with cross-play and much more.

iMyFone AnyTo is the tool you need to play Pokemon Go without leaving home - it fakes the location with no need to jailbreak.

Google's next-gen Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro pack an in-house custom Tensor chip, which will be made on Samsung's new 5nm process.

Google's new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro announced, both rock an in-house 'Tensor' Titan M2 processor. Pixel 6 Pro has 120Hz display.

Google has announced it will be stopping Gmail and YouTube sign-ins for users that are on this specific version of Android.

A new research pre-print has revealed Google's quantum computer has been used to construct a new phase of matter, 'time crystal'.

The 'discovery' of an 'Alien base' off the coast of Antarctica has been 'found', and here are the Google Earth coordinates.

Clubhouse was THE in-thing, and now it's not: 3.8 billion phone numbers are on sale on the Darknet in a gigantic breach.

Netflix executives Reed Hastings and Greg Peters discuss the media giant's gaming strategy, confirming a big experimental focus.