A year after its announcement, the Trump T1 Phone remains shrouded in mystery, plagued by delays, questionable 'made in the US' claims, and a lack of verifiable customer orders. Despite a $100 deposit requirement, the phone's actual production and delivery to consumers are unconfirmed.
Trump Mobile is investigating a potential security flaw on its website that may have exposed the personal details of approximately 27,000 individuals who preordered a gold-colored smartphone. The company stated that payment card or financial data was not compromised.
If you’ve been meaning to grow your physical movie collection, now’s a good time to do it. Through May 25th, The Criterion Collection is taking 30 percent off every disc on its site, including standard Blu-rays, 4K releases, box sets, and even films that are currently only available to preorder. The sale spans every category […]
CEO Pat O’Brien assures that all preordered phones will be delivered within the next several weeks.
Panasonic releases Lumix L10, a compact camera with a 20.4MP CMOS sensor, 24-75mm Leica lens, and advanced autofocus, priced at $1,499.99 (black/silver) and $1,599.99 (limited titanium gold edition)
Google’s new Fitbit Air, the $99.99 screenless fitness tracker, comes out on May 26th. It’s the company’s first Fitbit release in four years, and you can use it on iOS or Android phones without a paid subscription if all you want to do is track activities, sleep, and basic health metrics (heart rate, breathing rate, […]
The $100 Fitbit Air is available for preorder today.
Anbernic announces its RG Rotate handheld with a 3.5-inch 720x720 rotating square screen, available for preorder starting May 11th at $87.99 for the polar black version and $107.99 for the premium all-metal silver variant. The device runs Android 12 with a Unisoc Tiger T618 Octa-core CPU and 3GB of RAM, capable of emulating N64, PS1, and some GameCube titles.
Nintendo announces $10 discount on digital versions of first-party Switch 2 exclusive titles, with digital copies priced at $49.99 compared to $59.99 for physical. Walmart is undercutting both formats, offering physical copies of Splatoon Raiders at $49.94 and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book at $59.88, nearly matching digital prices.
The author argues that the FIFA World Cup should be decentralized and spread across multiple global cities to prevent authoritarian leaders from using the tournament for image-laundering and to reduce the financial and ethical burdens on host nations.
