When Microsoft first debuted the Xbox One X – then stilled called Scorpio – Phil Spencer stood on stage and said that the new machine would soon deliver high-end VR. Given the Xbox One and Ocukus Rift partnership, the assumption then was that th4e new machine would come to support the Rift in some way. When the Xbox One X was released, there was no mention of VR compatibility at all, though it was still something in the system’s pipeline. It looks like they've quietly ditched VR plans.

One of the more interesting things I stumbled on at E3 this year was the Polymega, from PlayMaji. It’s a modular set-top retro console that’ll help collectors preserve their games from multiple as well as play them, without having to switch between systems all the time.

If you thought the ongoing slugfest between Disney and Comcast over 21st Century Fox was big news, wait until you see how big this new acquisition for AT&T is.

With the world proving that they have no idea how to determine fake news form the truth, Facebook is going to start taking things into their own hands.

For many, one of the biggest things holding them back from wanting to use a Surface device has been its high price point. Could a lower end device at a better price convince people to use these otherwise excellent Microsoft offerings?

Ever been in a car with a drunk person who has made your shared trip a bad experience or had a drunk person ruin your recently cleaned seats? Well, in the future, Uber may prevent that from happening.

The Razer Naga Trinity is a much broader focussed mouse than its predecessor, and works well for a variety of both work and play. It's just a pity it's so expensive.

At Computex this week, Razer has announced that it’ll be bringing its switches and its Chroma lighting to third party partners towards the end of this year.