According to The Verge, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is the clear frontrunner for Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2025, having secured a leading 12 nominations. The show promises the usual mix of reveals, ads, and Muppet appearances.
The satellite industry is undergoing a massive transformation. According to a new report, 2025 is the year scale, multi-orbit plans, and vertical integration became non-negotiable for survival.
Yageo’s chairman Pierre Chen says the company is still hunting for investments and acquisitions after a huge year. Its stock is up nearly 80%, fueled by buying a stake in Japan’s Shibaura Electronics and Taiwan’s Anpec Electronics. The AI boom is making their one-stop-shop strategy pay off big time.
Microsoft is rolling out a dedicated Themes section in the Microsoft Store, launching with over 400 options including 35+ brand new ones. It’s a one-click way to apply wallpapers and accent colors, with support from popular customization apps.
Apple has quietly rolled out new firmware updates for both the AirPods Pro 2 and the newer AirPods Pro 3. The updates, version 8B28 and 8B30 respectively, likely prepare the earbuds for expanded Live Translation support in the European Union.
Nvidia’s apparent win on selling advanced AI chips to China is facing a major reality check. Political pressure from Beijing might mean Chinese firms simply won’t buy, turning a regulatory green light into a commercial dead end.
Google has rushed out an emergency fix for yet another Chrome zero-day vulnerability already being exploited in the wild. This marks the eighth such critical, in-the-wild bug for Chrome in 2025 alone. Details are unusually scarce, with no CVE or technical description provided yet.
The KDE community has released Gear 25.12, a significant update to its suite of applications. It delivers practical improvements to the Dolphin file manager, Kate text editor, and Photos viewer, making the Linux desktop experience more polished.
Google has updated its AI-powered virtual try-on feature for shopping. Now, instead of a full-body photo, users can generate a digital version of themselves from just a selfie. The new capability is launching in the United States today.
Georgia Power has proposed a massive $16 billion expansion to add 10GW of new generation capacity, primarily to power the state’s booming data center industry. The plan, which relies heavily on natural gas, faces a final vote from regulators on December 19 amid concerns over emissions and future ele
