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Survival climbing game Cairn has been delayed until 2026
The survival climbing game Cairn has been delayed until the first quarter of 2026. Development studio The Game Bakers had previously announced a release date for November 5 of this year.<br /> The delay is so the team can spend more time on "optimization, debug and polish." Creative director Emeric Thoa said that "after 5 years of work, it makes no sense to rush it" as &q [...]
Nintendo's anti-piracy rules have got one Switch 2 owner's console banned after they bought pre-owned games that they later found out were cloned
A Nintendo Switch 2 owner is warning players about buying pre-owned physical games after being banned for unknowingly playing cloned copies. [...]
'You’re not going to lose your job to AI. You’re going to lose your job to someone who uses AI’ says Nvidia CEO – and his timing couldn’t have been more fitting
Nvidia's CEO has some advice for those worried about the AI evolution and their jobs, and it's not, "It'll all be OK." [...]
Samsung Music Studio 5 and 7 hands-on: Unique speaker designs debut at CES 2026
In addition to its annual soundbar updates, Samsung debuted two new home speakers at CES 2026. The Music Studio 5 and 7 are Bluetooth and Wi-Fi units designed to blend in with your home decor thanks to their minimalist look. They certainly don’t look like your typical speakers, and Samsung has packed them with features that it says will ensure optimal sound quality from each one. The Music Stud [...]
Claude survey: new capabilities beat speed as top AI benefit, but creatives feel left behind
A survey of 81,000 Claude users shows that gaining new capabilities ranks slightly ahead of speed as the most common productivity benefit. Creatives, meanwhile, feel both limited and threatened by AI. The sample, however, has a significant bias.<br /> The article Claude survey: new capabilities beat speed as top AI benefit, but creatives feel left behind appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
