Author: Ars Technica

Next-gen Apple Watch will reportedly get its first major CPU upgrade in years

The chip's new CPU will reportedly be based on the Apple A15 instead of the A13.

Nintendo files DMCA takedowns on Switch emulation tools just before Tears debut

One Switch key-dumping project is still up, but an Android emulator is down.

Google passkeys are a no-brainer. You’ve turned them on, right?

The passkey ecosystem is far from complete, but Google's implementation is now ready to use.

Darkest Dungeon 2 is an awkward sequel, but I can’t stop playing it

Now a roguelite, the game retains series' intoxicating combat and stylish flair.

Apple Arcade still exists, adds 20 new games—and some of them sound neat

The mobile gaming surface seemed to lose momentum—Apple wants to regain it.

Brydge is done making Apple gear, leaving preorders unfilled, employees stiffed

Lots went wrong at Brydge, but trying to work inside Apple's market was brutal.

Microsoft and AMD are allegedly teaming up to combat Nvidia’s AI dominance

Microsoft's Azure platform currently uses "tens of thousands" of Nvidia GPUs.

Google makes the Pixel Fold official

After years of delays, Google's foldable is finally confirmed.

HDDs typically failed in under 3 years in Backblaze study of 17,155 failed drives

Seagate still stands out.

Apple and Google introduce standard to combat AirTag and Tile tracker misuse

Tracker-makers will chime in over the coming months to finalize the standard.