PS Plus Monthly Games for November Include Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered and Monster Train 2
Sony has revealed the PS Plus monthly game titles for November.
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Sony has revealed the PS Plus monthly game titles for November.
Bitcoin is trading around $80,000 amid shifting Federal Reserve rate expectations and ETF activity.
Astronomers have identified 2026 ED138 as a potential new dwarf planet located beyond Pluto.
Samsung will discontinue its Samsung News service on December 21, 2026, shifting users toward Google Discover.
Amazon has cut up to 250 jobs within its devices and services unit, primarily affecting software developers.
STMicroelectronics saw its quarterly profit nearly double, driven by demand from AI data centers and satellite operators.
The GSMA warns that RCS must evolve toward AI-powered conversations within a year to avoid being overshadowed by rival platforms.
Zomato is introducing 'Mehmaan Mode,' a feature that hides prices during group orders to avoid social awkwardness.
Software developed by a scientist at the Rubin Observatory has identified a potential sixth dwarf planet in our solar system.
Alphabet's stock fell in after-hours trading after Google's quarterly net income missed Wall Street expectations.
A federal judge has set an official trial date for Apple's trade secrets misappropriation lawsuit against former employees, OpenAI, and io Products.
Alphabet shares dropped over 10% after the company reported a profit miss and a slowdown in advertising revenue.
United Launch Alliance plans to return its Vulcan rocket to flight on November 13 after nine months of grounding following a solid rocket booster anomaly.
The European Union plans to build the first subsea internet cable directly connecting Europe to Greenland, with potential extension to Canada and Asia.
Meta shareholders have filed a class action lawsuit in Delaware to block a proposed new class of non-voting shares championed by Mark Zuckerberg and the board.
Discord announced that messages from over 63,000 public servers will begin appearing in Google search results starting mid-December.
Meta is reconsidering new business policy changes that have drawn significant backlash, stating it will consult with publishers before implementing modifications.
Court documents reveal that Meta considered a 'whisper campaign' to discredit a major critic of the company.