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Almost four weeks ago, the sports world watched the 2026 FIFA World Cup final unfold across television and digital platforms. The final was held at New York-New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford, setting the stage for one of the biggest sporting events of the year. But just before the match, Scott Ferrall, host of the…

2026 is a big year for TV — but which shows do we definitely know are coming back for more seasons?

When Sony released its PlayStation 5 in 2020, the video game console had big shoes to fill. The previous generation PlayStation 4 sold more than 117 million units, making it one of the best-selling consoles of all time, and it’s still worth buying in 2026. Like its predecessor, the PS5 was designed using a custom…

The Xbox Series X is one of the most powerful video game consoles ever made, but the GPU inside isn’t that different from the type that goes in a PC. Its GPU instead is based on AMD’s Radeon RX 6800, and in real-world gaming, the Xbox performs most equivalent to an Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti.…

After meme coins, NFTs are becoming the new speculation theme on Robinhood Chain.

Modern gaming laptops are impressive, but it can be a chore to figure out what features will matter most for you. For some, separate laptops for gaming and work can keep things clean. For others, a single souped-up machine will give you everything you need to enjoy even the most demanding AAA games.

The Steam Deck has inspired a variety of competitors in the portable gaming PC market, including the ROG Ally. These handhelds let you access your PC library wherever you are, whether that’s a long flight or on the couch watching TV, possessing the versatility of a smartphone or Nintendo Switch while harnessing the power of…

Meta-lens for clear full color POSTECH Professor Roh Jun-seok Development Team Expected for mass production Professor Noh Jun-seok of POSTECH succeeded in developing and mass-producing meta-lenses that correct chromatic aberrations. [Picture = POSTECH]

In a series of social media posts made to Bluesky on the morning of Sunday, August 9th, 2026, legendary comics writer Gail Simone shared some of her thoughts on The Simpsons Sunday funnies strip, which was syndicated in newspapers from 1998 through 2004. Simone, who wrote many of the strips, revealed that every Simpsons strip…

Over the past twelve months, values for the baseball card hobby’s most collected players have risen sharply. According to Card Ladder player indexes, some of the largest percentage increases over the past year belonged to the following iconic names: