Responding to the growing need for variable refresh rate televisions, Samsung is adding AMD FreeSync support to a limited number of models in the near future.

Last night, Taiwanese PC hardware manufacturer Acer held a swanky press conference at New York’s Alice Tully Hall at the Lincoln Centre. While I could criticise the company’s conference, I can’t do the same for its products, which are admittedly very nice.

What's next@Acer? Find out right here.

Google is stepping up their efforts to challenge Spotify with a new YouTube Music service.

Razer's new 2018 Blade is a much improved laptop in terms of design and power, and remains one of the sleekest, thinnest gaming devices on the market today.

For a while now, there have been rumours about the next generation of Nvidia’s graphics cards. Apparently it’ll be available from June 15. Rumours suggest that Nvidia will release the Founder’s Edition of their fancy new GPU on June 15, under the GTX 1180 moniker

Sony’s US and European branches “plan to end all Vita GameCard production by close of fiscal year 2018,” which ends on March 31 2019. If any developers want their games to have a physical presence on the Vita, they’ll have to get their orders in post-haste.

The UK has been cracking down on pornography for ages now, in a bid to limit children’s access to obscene material. In 2016, the UK announced that it planned to enforce mandatory age verification sites that display pornographic material. One of ther ways people will be able to verify their ages is by buying a "porn pass" from a newsagent.