We haven’t really heard very much about Google Stadia since its soft launch last year. Sure, it works well enough when there’s proximity to its servers, though there’s definitely more latency than any serious gamer would like. Of course, that’s not really the point of Stadia is it? It’s all about being able to jump in and play a game without having to use a dedicated console or PC, and being able to jump between devices on the fly.

If you were hoping Twitter would one day add that edit button to the platform, it seems like that is not going to happen. Possibly ever.

Now might be the time to pen up a new Chrome tab and download Microsoft Edge instead.

We know that the upcoming next-generation Xbox will support the three previous generations of Xbox games. If you buy the new Xbox Series X (or the cheaper machine, whose name we don’t know just yet), you’ll be able to play existing Xbox One games, backwards compatible Xbox 360 games, and even supported Xbox Original games. will the PlayStation do similar?

If you are one of those people that likes filming themselves then this grip may be the new device you never knew you needed.

After its competitors have already started doing so, Google has announced plans to finally start blocking third-party cookies. Though they will take 2 years to do so.

General Motors is looking to bring back one of its most iconic brands in the Hummer. Only this time, they want it to be something that makes more sense in this climate sensitive world and be an electric vehicle.

Thanks to the fine folks at Crucial, we’ve got one of their 500GB P1 NVMe M.2 SSD’s to give away. It’s worth about R1400, and it'll give your PC a massive boost.