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The Apple Watch Series 12 is here, complete with a new Health Sensing System and more robust protection for its gorgeous display, making it the best non-Ultra Apple wearable yet.

I’ve been testing VR headsets and smart glasses for well over a decade at CNET. That’s a lot of time with a lot of things on my face. As always, you don’t need things like VR or smart glasses in your life. But there’s a particular subcategory of smart glasses, better known as tethered display…

A game to sit back and wallow in … Silver Pines. Photograph: Wych Elm Games, Team 17A game to sit back and wallow in … Silver Pines. Photograph: Wych Elm Games, Team 17 Review

As a child of the ’90s, I still remember the first time I booted up Kingdom Hearts on my PS2. Even decades later, the Disney and Final Fantasy crossover still feels like a dream fan-made project that is hard to believe is actually real. Thankfully, after spending hours with Kingdom Hearts Collection I–III, I can…

The 2026 Stealth 16 AI can be best described as a beefed up Prestige 16 with the power of a traditional gaming laptop. Users who want more performance than what the current Prestige series has to offer for gaming, content creation, or local agentic workloads will find the Stealth 16 to be a great fit…

I’ve been having these weird thoughts lately, like is any of this for real or not? Is Kingdom Hearts truly on Switch 2 as a native version?

Anthony Ippolito plays Sylvester Stallone in “I Play Rocky.”Credit: Amazon MGM Studios

If I had a rupee for the number of anime around smoking that also happen to be among my favourite anime of 2026, I’d have two rupees. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice. 

Fan expectation was at an all-time high leading up to the finale of Lanterns, and not just because it is a Damon Lindelof show. Lanterns has been an oddity in superhero media, a mix of grounded detective fiction, strong character work, and bits of Silver Age comic book sci-fi around the edges. The mystery surrounding…

The Room series, developed by Fireproof games, was originally released for smartphones but soon enough made its way over to Nintendo Switch. While dark in atmosphere, they are puzzle games that do not require quick thinking and action, but rather the patience to observe and solve puzzles. This year, The Room 4: Old Sins finally…