The latest salvo against Google is coming from the EU, which are pressuring the company about its Android OS. FULL STORY >

If you are a fan of the Darksiders franchise, then there is some good news. Not only have the publishers, THQ Nordic (formerly Nordic Games), confirmed its release date – 27 November – but they have also added a new trailer of the... FULL STORY >

Audiobooks of DC stories on the cheap, with $440 worth of titles going for a low $15 on the top end. FULL STORY >

Samsung’s winning streak is coming to an end, with the Financial Times reporting that the Galaxy S9 is not exactly setting sales records FULL STORY >

Drake fans, this is one to be proud of. Billboard reports that the Canadian hip-hop artist’s latest album, Scorpion is the first album ever to hit one billion streams in a single week. FULL STORY >

A new report from SuperData asserts that the adoption of both virtual reality and mixed reality are about to accelerate. FULL STORY >

Dual screen tablets, first hinted at in the long buried Microsoft Courier, may be on path to being resurrected. FULL STORY >

If you want 20 minutes of pure graphical spectacle, then treat yourself to the latest video from Bioware, of its forthcoming title, Anthem. FULL STORY >

There is still several years life left in the PS4, as the PS5 is still three years away, confirms Sony. FULL STORY >

Forget Chewie, forget Han, Princess Leia or Luke. R2-D2 is the business, so that’s why were saving up for these awesome high-top sneakers from Po-Zu. FULL STORY >

The Embr Wave is a thermostat for your body, and has been receiving good responses for its assistance in fighting cold weather. FULL STORY >

A demo from Leap Motion shows how biology students can be given a tour of a cat’s anatomy using Virtual Reality. FULL STORY >

In celebration of the movie, there’s a new DLC pack for Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2, featuring our two big-little heroes. FULL STORY >

With Instagram recently crossing the one billion user mark, it’s safe to say there are a lot of people checking out photos. FULL STORY >

Google has responded to allegations that third party developers are able to read people's Gmail via their apps. FULL STORY >