Valve Takes a Stand Against Scalpers for the Steam Controller Valve is fighting Steam Controller scalpers with a new reservations system designed to give real gamers a fair chance to buy the popular controller. Instead of letting resellers snap up all the stock, this system ensures that genuine fans...

Valve Brings in 50 Tons of Game Consoles in Record Time Valve just imported 50 tons of game consoles in two days, signaling a major push to meet gamer demand worldwide. This massive shipment includes popular devices like the Steam Deck and possibly other hardware, ensuring more players can get their...

The Verified by Spotify badge now helps you know this artist isn’t AI, ensuring you’re listening to real human musicians. This new feature from Spotify addresses growing concerns about AI-generated music flooding the platform, giving listeners confidence that verified artists are authentic. In this ...

Why an AR Expert Left the Vision Pro to Return to Phones After working on the Vision Pro, this AR veteran is going back to phones — and it's a move that has the tech world talking. The expert, who spent years building augmented reality (AR) experiences for Apple's high-end headset, believes the real...

Why an AR Expert Left the Vision Pro to Return to Phones After working on the Vision Pro, this AR veteran is going back to phones — and it's a move that has the tech world talking. The expert, who spent years building augmented reality (AR) experiences for Apple's high-end headset, believes the real...

Valve has officially launched the Steam Controller as a standalone product, without requiring the Steam Machine. This move allows PC gamers to enjoy a high-precision gamepad designed for the entire Steam library, offering a unique trackpad-based experience. The Steam Controller is now available for ...

Why I’m Buying Valve’s New Steam Controller (Even With Its Flaws) Valve’s new Steam Controller isn’t perfect, but I’m buying one anyway. As a longtime Steam Deck user, I’ve been searching for a controller that matches the customization and sheer level of function available on Valve’s handheld. The n...

Is volunteerism really a career path for Gen Z? Increasingly, the answer is no. While giving back has long been praised as a meaningful way to gain experience, today’s job market tells a different story. Entry-level roles are shrinking, competition is rising, and young professionals are being pushed...

Vercel Hack: What Happened and Why It Matters Cloud developers are asking urgent questions after a major Vercel hack exposed vulnerabilities tied to third-party AI tools. The company confirmed that attackers gained access through a compromised external AI service, raising concerns about how secure m...

Verto USD Access Expands for Firms Across US-Africa Businesses operating across the United States and Africa are increasingly searching for faster, more reliable ways to hold and move US dollars. Verto’s latest expansion of USD-denominated business accounts aims to reduce friction in cross-border p...

Vertical Browser Tabs: Chrome’s Shift Everyone Is Talking About Many users are asking what Vertical Browser Tabs are and why they suddenly matter in Chrome updates. Vertical Browser Tabs in Google Chrome are a new layout option that moves your open tabs from the top bar to a vertical sidebar for ea...

Why Vibe-Coded Apps Are Slowing iOS Reviews Developers across the mobile ecosystem are asking the same question: why are iOS App Store reviews taking longer than before? The growing answer points to a surge in Vibe-Coded Apps, AI-generated applications built quickly through natural-language prompts....