Sony Threatens Legal Action Amid Disc Phaseout Backlash
Sony says it may cut support and pursue legal action against abusive customers as anger over PlayStation's disc phaseout grows, even as lawsuits mount.
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Sony says it may cut support and pursue legal action against abusive customers as anger over PlayStation's disc phaseout grows, even as lawsuits mount.
Researchers say LG OLED TVs captured microphone audio with the screen off, scanned local networks and cached voice data offline until reconnected.
Arthur Lundeen, 67, was restrained with duct tape before an American Airlines flight diverted to Baltimore. His Tucson brokerage has ended its affiliation.
The Eiffel Tower closed Monday as staff struck over the sidelining of female employees during a Hindu delegation's visit. The operator admits it erred.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is expected to ban trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, a move discussed with Trump and likely to draw US criticism.
University of Edinburgh researchers say precisely shaped magnetic pulses can flip memory bits using orders of magnitude less energy than DRAM and MRAM today.
US gasoline averaged $4.14 a gallon over Labor Day weekend, a holiday record driven by the Iran war, a constricted Strait of Hormuz and refinery outages.
Tesla has quietly ended the Solar Roof, redirecting its product page to standard panels after roughly 3,000 installations and no notice to installers.
A former Capcom employee says Western studios overweight tools like Jira, producing tracked tasks rather than the creative decisions a game actually needs.
Rockstar's Rob Nelson says GTA 6 crowds will react to drawn weapons, because GTA 5's anything-goes approach no longer works at the new game's fidelity.