Breaking stories and the latest updates from the worlds of EVs, technology, gaming and motorsport
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Ferrari Reveals Special Michael Schumacher F1 Livery for 2026 Italian Grand Prix
Ferrari has revealed a Michael Schumacher-inspired SF-26 livery for Monza, marking 30 years since the seven-time champion began his decade with the Scuderia.
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OpenAI Astra Reaches ‘Critical’ Cyber Capability — What It Means for Future ChatGPT Models
OpenAI Astra is the first OpenAI model to reach a ‘Critical’ cyber capability threshold. Here’s what it means for safeguards, access and future ChatGPT models.
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JBL Cove takes on whole-home audio with Dolby Atmos and soundbar integration
JBL Cove M1, P1 and X1 bring whole-home Wi-Fi audio, Dolby Atmos and Bar MK2 integration, with UK prices and availability from 8 October 2026.
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2026 Italian Grand Prix Preview: Antonelli Faces Monza Penalty as Ferrari and McLaren Target Victory
Italian Grand Prix 2026 race week begins with Kimi Antonelli facing a Monza grid penalty as Ferrari and a resurgent McLaren target victory.
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PlayStation State of Play Returns This Week — Here’s When to Watch and What Sony Has Confirmed
PlayStation State of Play returns on 3 September at 2pm BST with two broadcasts, including Final Fantasy VII Revelation and State of Play Japan.
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Xbox Disc-to-Digital Is Now Live — Here’s How Microsoft’s New Physical Game System Works
Xbox Disc-to-Digital is now live for Insiders. See how digital entitlements work, what early testing reveals and what the feature means for physical Xbox ownership.
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John Ternus Takes Over as Apple CEO — What the Post-Tim Cook Era Could Mean for iPhone, AI and Apple Hardware
John Ternus officially takes over as Apple CEO today. We look at what the post-Tim Cook era could mean for iPhone, AI and Apple’s hardware strategy.
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BYD Hits 10,000 Flash Charging Stations as Five-Minute EV Charging Expands
BYD has completed its 10,000th FLASH Charging station in China, with its 1,500kW technology now expanding towards a planned UK rollout.
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Apple TV Price Rises to $14.99 in US — UK Subscription Stays at £9.99
Apple has increased Apple TV to $14.99 a month in the US, while UK subscribers continue to pay £9.99 for now.










