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7 new movies and TV shows to watch at home this weekend (July 10)
By Tom Power, Jasmine Valentine, Lucy Buglass Published
It's been a lean week for new releases on the world's biggest streaming platforms.

Following TIFF Premiere, Bad Apples starring Saoirse Ronan gets release date
By Lucy Buglass Published
Fresh out of TIFF

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 could be the last entry in the series
By James Rogerson Published
Samsung is reportedly planning to abandon small-screen foldables after the Galaxy Z Flip 8, so we might not get any more clamshell models.

‘The new battle ground for scaling and protecting margins’: AI servers set to consume more power than every conventional data center by 2027
By Benedict Collins Published
Gartner recommends infrastructure providers focus on efficiency upgrades to grids and cooling systems.

'Sounds like the original launch' — Some fans think the new Black Ops PlayStation ports suffer from input lag but others argue they're the same as the original releases
By Dashiell Wood Published
Fans are complaining that the new Black Ops ports just don't feel right on PS5 and PS4.

FIFA's ExpressVPN World Cup sponsorship sparks fury from Spain's La Liga and French broadcasters
By Rene Millman Published
Broadcasters have lodged a formal complaint against FIFA, targeting ExpressVPN’s refusal to comply with controversial anti-piracy site-blocking orders

Devious phishing campaign hijacks a genuine Meta business feature to send scam emails — as they really do come from Meta's own address
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Meta has put a stop to this attack, after adding additional safeguards.

Ex-BioWare lead writer would take the series to a 'dark and dangerous' place given the chance, while also going 'back to the basics of what made Dragon Age appeal to so many people in the first place'
By Demi Williams Published
Dragon Age creator and former narrative lead David Gaider doesn't believe the series has a future at EA, but would be interested in working on a new game.
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