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Garena announces Palworld Online mobile game, a new MMORPG

Garena Announces Palworld Online: A Mobile MMORPG Spin-Off of Palworld Is Coming in 2026

Games /

Garena, the Singapore-based publisher behind Free Fire, has officially licensed Palworld’s IP from Pocketpair to build a mobile MMORPG called Palworld Online. The announcement went out on August 3, and the game is set to launch sometime in 2026 for iOS and Android. Garena’s official press release is the primary source for the details below. […]

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Tesla Balance Bike for Kids

Tesla’s $225 Balance Bike for Kids: What It Actually Is (and Isn’t)

Gadget, Automobile /

I’ve been covering Tesla’s product launches for a while now, and this one made me do a double-take. Not because it’s impressive — it’s a kid’s toy, essentially — but because of how many people saw the headline “Tesla launches a bike” and got their hopes up for something it was never going to be.

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Meta's New App Pocket Lets You Vibe Code Games With a Text Prompt

Meta’s New App Pocket Lets You “Vibe Code” Games With a Text Prompt

Games, Apps /

Meta has quietly released Pocket, a new app that lets users generate small, interactive games by typing a description of what they want. Meta didn’t put out a press release. There was no keynote, no “introducing” post from Mark Zuckerberg. The app just appeared in app store listings, and it took a reverse engineer scrolling

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GPT-5.5 Instant OpenAI's ChatGPT Health Update Explained

GPT-5.5 Instant: What OpenAI’s ChatGPT Health Update Actually Changes

AI /

OpenAI says its free default model now matches frontier performance on health questions. Here’s what the data shows, how it was tested, and what’s missing from the announcement. Roughly 230 million people ask ChatGPT a health question in an average week, according to OpenAI — more people than live in Brazil, asking about lab results,

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TikTok's Super App Push

TikTok’s Super App Ambitions: What It Means for Commerce, Fintech, and the Battle for Your Attention

Apps, Fintech, Software, Technology /

Published: May 31, 2026 | Reading time: ~9 minutes TikTok started as a place to watch teenagers lip-sync. It’s now selling you luxury goods, booking your hotel room, and quietly applying for a banking license. That’s a pretty aggressive pivot for an app that was nearly banned in the US less than two years ago.

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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Personal Finance

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Personal Finance, where you can connect bank accounts

AI /

On May 15, 2026, OpenAI launched a personal finance feature that lets Pro subscribers link real bank accounts to ChatGPT. The product is genuinely useful — and the privacy questions are just as genuine. For most of its life, ChatGPT’s financial advice was the same advice every listicle has recycled for 20 years: track your

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Ask.com Shuts Down

Ask.com Shuts Down After 30 Years: The Rise and Fall of Ask Jeeves

Apps, Technology /

On May 1, 2026, Ask.com went offline. No press conference, no transition plan. Just a short message on the homepage: “Every great search must come to an end. As IAC continues to sharpen its focus, we have made the decision to discontinue our search business, which includes Ask.com. After 25 years of answering the world’s

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Blue Origin Reuses New Glenn Rocket — But Drops Satellite in Wrong Orbit

Blue Origin Reuses New Glenn Rocket — But Drops Satellite in Wrong Orbit

Science /

The booster came back perfect. The upper stage dropped a $400M satellite in the wrong orbit. It’s complicated. On the morning of April 19, 2026, Blue Origin did something it had never done before: it flew the same New Glenn rocket booster twice. The first stage — technically labeled GS-1 and nicknamed “Never Tell Me

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