Author: Ruth Emery
Ruth Emery
Ruth reviews technology with a consumer-first perspective — testing products the way people actually use them.
Polyarc, the studio behind the Moss VR series for PSVR and Oculus Quest, has shut down, ending one of VR gaming’s most praised indie runs.
NOAA’s new priorities place commercial fishing above conservation science, threatening fish stocks, endangered species, and marine habitats under Trump’s April 2025 seafood order.
Ugreen launches three local AI smart home hubs, with the flagship running Nvidia’s Jetson Thor platform and priced at $20,000.
5K monitors are sharper than 4K UHD, but for gamers, the GPU demands, limited refresh rates, and lack of upscaling support make 4K the smarter buy.
Your 4K TV may not be displaying Ultra HD. Here’s how to check the actual resolution your screen is receiving and what commonly interrupts the signal.
X uncovered a 200,000-account Chinese bot farm, with 200 accounts specifically targeting AI data center discourse. Key details remain undisclosed.
Movie tie-in games dominated the 2000s but collapsed under poor quality and shifting retail. IP-based gaming still exists — just differently structured.
Sega’s Golden Axe animated series hits Paramount+ on September 16, with a trailer packed with self-referencing humor nodding at the classic games.
Anthropic is embedding text watermarks in Claude’s outputs to comply with EU AI Act transparency rules, marking one of the first public implementations of the requirement.
Framework confirmed unauthorized access to its customer database. Payment information was not exposed, but customer records were accessed in the breach.