Sean Hollister

Microsoft seems to have gotten the message that Linux is becoming real competition and that the Xbox Ally needs more work! “[W]e will continue refining system behaviors that matter most to gaming: background workload management, power and scheduling improvements, graphics stack optimizations, and updated drivers,” the company writes.

I knew Samsung made lots of money making chips, not just electronics. But Emma’s RAM report puts it in perspective: Last quarter, the company earned nearly twice as much from memory as from its entire TV and appliance business.

Remember Xtra, the company that lets DJI sneak its popular cameras into the US? Its version of DJI’s Osmo 360 just arrived today for $549 — or $400 on early-bird discount. Thing is, the original DJI Osmo 360 can be had for $358 right now on sale basically everywhere it’s sold. Weird!

I don’t have a full review of this awesome drone today, but I can’t get over how easy it is to fly (once you power everything on)! I’ve updated my story with some pros, cons, a few key specs, pricing and price comparisons, and impressions from other reviewers now that the embargo has lifted.

After the whole “BG3 players exploit children” thing, it seems Google got the message. Its bot is still spitting nonsense like “Prebuilts beat DIY builds” and it’s linking to unrelated stories instead of my scoop, but small victories, right?

The viral sliding gamepad designed by a 19-year-old is nearly here — with big differences from last year! Satisfying snap, nice controls, pairs with lots of devices including Switch 2. But it’s $150, and thick. I also had slightly peeling magnets, but Ohsnap says that’s fixed for mass production.

As I recently explained, DJI is facing an imminent US import ban — on top of customs scrutiny and tariffs that axed official launches for the Mavic 4 Pro, Mini 5 Pro, and Neo 2 here. But you can find some of those via certain sellers including Amazon and Newegg... maybe the OP4 will slip through too?