IGN • 16th December 2021

Fortnite Winterfest 2021: Spider-Man: No Way Home Outfits And All the Rest Of This Year's Goodies

Fortnite’s Chapter 3, Season 1 Winterfest event is here. Ushering in a ton of activities and treats, including Spider-Man: No Way Home outfits, fans will be able to celebrate this festive occasion in style.

IGN • 5th December 2021

Fortnite Chapter 2 Finale Event Ends With World Changing Results and The Rock's Reveal

Fortnite Chapter 2, Season 8 has come to a close with “The End”, a finale Season 8 event that "rocked" the island to its core.

IGN • 5th November 2021

Fortnite Updates: 18.30 Patch Adds Grapplers

Note: This post will be continually updated with more Fortnite Patch-based news.

Tom's Guide • 23rd September 2021

Nintendo eyes price hike for Switch Online, but adds tier for N64 and Sega Genesis games

Nintendo is finally bringing Nintendo 64 classics like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Sega Genesis games to Nintendo Switch Online, but at a higher cost. The company revealed during a recent Nintendo Direct Event in September 2021 that over 20 classic titles are headed to the subscription service this October.

Tom's Guide • 22nd September 2021

Gran Turismo 7 will have more expensive 25th anniversary editions

While fans were upset to hear earlier this month that Gran Turismo 7, Sony’s premiere racing simulation game, would be pushed to 2022, at least the company has given an update on what will be included in the swanky anniversary edition.

In a post, Sony surprised racing fans today with the announcement of Gran Turismo 7’s 25th Anniversary Edition. Featuring an assortment of digital goodies, including multiple sports cars and in-game credits, this special version of the game is not only meant to c

Tom's Guide • 8th September 2021

Researcher predicts major solar storm could lead to 'internet apocalypse'

The May 1921 geomagnetic storm was the last major solar event, seriously damaging telegraph systems during the mid-20th century. Well, that was before World War II, and since then a lot more technology connects us now than during the days of The Charleston. And if a similar event were to occur, it could lead to mass outages, potentially lasting anywhere from a few weeks to several months, cutting off the internet and other communications for billions.

Sangeetha Abdu Jyothi, an assistant profess

Tom's Guide • 9th August 2021

Firefox is bleeding users — 46 million lost in three years

Mozilla’s Firefox, the once prevalent internet browser, has reportedly lost 46 million users over the past three years. The likely culprits are the lack of significant updates and the overwhelming popularity of browsers like Google Chrome.

Tom's Guide • 5th August 2021

Ghost of Tsushima co-op multiplayer gets standalone release for $20

Sucker Punch revealed today that Ghost of Tsushima: Legends will be released as a standalone game later this year. This will allow players who weren’t interested in the single player experience a chance to try out the game’s cooperative multiplayer mode.

Tom's Guide • 20th July 2021

Tom Clancy's XDefiant: Everything you need to know

Ubisoft's Tom Clancy’s XDefiant is a new free-to-play multiplayer shooter that pulls aspects from various franchises within the Clancy universe. The reveal trailer showcased expected gameplay elements: fast-paced combat, customizable loadouts, a mix of conventional weapons and character-based abilities. At first glance, XDefiant looks like a dozen other first-person shooters released in recent years.

Tom's Guide • 15th July 2021

New Razer Blade 17 packs in Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 and 11th Gen Intel power

The new Razer Blade 17 has been revealed, offering up boosted graphics and processing power thanks to the latest Nvidia GPUs and new Intel 11th Gen Core H-series processors.

Tom's Guide • 8th July 2021

OnePlus Nord 2 confirmed with new MediaTek chip made for photo processing

OnePlus has surprisingly revealed the Nord 2 5G — and it uses an innovative new chipset that could give it some seriously impressive photographic skills.

Tom's Guide • 8th July 2021

Alleged iPhone 13 Pro case just revealed a big surprise

An image allegedly depicting an iPhone 13 Pro Max has been circulating on Chinese social media website Weibo, and it suggests that the upcoming Apple flagship will feature a substantially larger camera module than last year’s model.

Tom's Guide • 30th June 2021

HP Pavilion Aero 13 is company’s lightest consumer laptop ever — and it’s AMD powered

The HP Pavilion Aero 13 may scare other laptop manufacturers into jumping on a diet, as this new machine is the company’s lightest laptop ever at only 1kg, or 2.2lbs.

Tom's Guide • 29th June 2021

Your free Windows 11 upgrade will have to wait until 2022

The hype surrounding has consumers looking to migrate to Microsoft’s latest OS as soon as possible. This is especially true for current Windows 10 users as they were promised a free upgrade. Unfortunately, eligible Windows 10 devices that meet the won’t receive this option until sometime in 2022.

Tom's Guide • 25th June 2021

PS5 owners getting invites from Sony to buy another one — really

With all the issues going on, you might be having a hard time getting your hands on Sony’s latest gaming console. It turns out you made a critical mistake — you didn’t already own a PS5 console.

Tom's Guide • 23rd June 2021

Galaxy Chromebook Go price, release date, specs and more

Samsung recently announced the Galaxy Chromebook Go, a 14-inch Chrome OS-based laptop that’s built to be a mobile workstation. With an Intel Celeron N4500, 8GB of memory, 720p HD webcam, the specs are modest at best. That said, the Galaxy Chromebook Go also offers LTE connectivity, making it a solid choice for those either working at home or on the go.

Tom's Guide • 18th June 2021

Microsoft relaunches the Xbox Design Lab for Xbox Series X controllers

Microsoft’s Xbox Design Lab relaunched today with colorful customization options for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S controllers. Static variants for games like Psychonauts 2 and Grounded will certainly be well received by fans.

Tom's Guide • 4th June 2021

Sony PSVR Spotlight offers no PSVR 2 details, but plenty of VR game first looks

Even though Sony has already started to tease for , the company is still committed to its aging VR headset released back in 2016. To that end, Sony has unveiled seven new PSVR titles, some of which will see a release later this year.

Tom's Guide • 2nd June 2021

iPhone 13 battery sizes leaked for every model — and it’s good news

If there's one area where the iPhone 13 should try to improve upon the iPhone 12, it's battery life. As good as Apple's most recent flagships have proven to be, only the iPhone 12 Pro Max offered better than average battery life in our testing...

Tom's Guide • 25th May 2021

Google Photos unlimited free photos ends June 1 — what to do now

Google Photos' free storage ride is coming to an end, as the company is making sweeping changes to its cloud storage policy, resulting in a tiered system that’s similar to Apple’s iCloud.

Tom's Guide • 21st May 2021

Chromebooks finally have an answer to AirDrop on Apple MacBooks

Chromebooks are about to copy one of the things we like the most about MacBooks: AirDrop. In fact, it’s making sharing photos between Android phones and Chrome OS laptops even easier.

Tom's Guide • 20th May 2021

Don't expect the iPad Pro 2021 to be easy to find — here's why

All major tech companies, including Apple, continue to combat manufacturing delays on products, and it seems that it could affect the new iPad Pro 2021 and the upcoming MacBook Pro 2021.

Tom's Guide • 19th May 2021

Google and Samsung join forces for next Galaxy Watch

Samsung’s plan to shed the Tizen OS from its Galaxy Watches has been rumored for a while now, and thanks to Google I/O we know that for certain.

Tom's Guide • 13th May 2021

PS5 getting 25 new exclusives to fight Xbox Series X

With both PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles now out — well, sort of — the gaming battle between Sony and Microsoft moves to the exclusive software fight.