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The Blue Blur has another adventure on the horizon!

Meta Charm is a Tamagotchi-like device with Muse AI.

Somewhere, a contractor just breathed a sigh of relief.

Instead of a new Quest headset, the company showed off a more portable but less immersive device today.

They're a notable improvement over the company's earlier attempts at digital likeness.

If you ever played it on Steam, it's yours to keep.

The smart glasses are also arriving in five new markets this fall.

Sorry Apple, it looks like Meta's VR Glasses are the real Vision Pro successor.

Blackpink in your upper-facial area.

The latest lineup comes in two new frame styles: Aviator and Zena.

That's one way to avoid the whole surreptitious recording issues.

Valve, are you hearing this?

Shift Up has been listening to feedback. In case you missed it, a few upcoming Switch 2 releases will experiment with frame generation to help lift the action to 60fps. For Dragon's Dogma 2, the game's producer recently revealed there would be a toggle option to turn this feature on or off. Stellar Blade is the other game making use of it, but it was mandatory in the demo, so there is no option to change the setting.

After a free trial it'll cost $150 to add on, or require a Meta One subscription.

Have your virtual assistant book a flight while you're jogging.

It's summer somewhere, surely!

Samsung phones have a few different triangle symbols that can display in the status bar in different scenarios. This is how to tell what they mean.

Pikachu is getting the gilded treatment, too!

Blizzard is bringing intense weather effects back to Azeroth.

Gutting the team that existed to make Halo is a drastic move.

These are all the paralogues in Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave, including paralogue start dates and end dates

In the mid–1990s, Apple worked on an operating system called Copland, which was announced but never commercially released because of project management issues and feature creep. Parts of Copland were eventually included in Mac OS 7.6 and Mac OS 8, but it was so problematic as a whole that Apple nixed it before it was finished. Michael Steil, who works to reverse engineer vintage hardware and software, was recently able to get Copland running in emulation. He modified the open-source Power Mac em...

Financial extortion doesn't seem to be the group's goal this time.

The official gamepad support in WoW: Forever is about as good as it could be, but it's still a square peg in a round hole

My first MMO character #2: Joshua Wolens

A self-replicating virus is once again wreaking havoc on People Playground.

Authenticity is core to Blizzard's new MMO, but it's also not trying to recreate the past 1:1.

This is all my mind is capable of right now.

Months after threatening GTA and RDR2 leaks, the ShinyHunters hacking group are now trying to pressure the FBI

Microsoft's smaller Surface Pro 12 and Surface Laptop 13 are getting a much-needed chip upgrade.

Wardogs Humvees are a menace with a glaring weakness.

After releasing iOS 27 last week, Apple is already testing a follow-up iOS 27.0.1 update for iPhones, according to MacRumors logs. iOS 27.0.1 will likely be a minor update with bug fixes and/or security patches. Shortly after Apple launches new iPhone models, some software bugs are usually discovered as the devices get into the hands of millions of customers around the world. This year, some iPhone 18 Pro users are experiencing Face ID issues, so it is likely that iOS 27.0.1 will include some Fa...

Apple today released watchOS 27.0.1, a minor update to the watchOS 27 operating system that came out last week. The update is limited to the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4. watchOS 27.0.1 can be downloaded through the Settings app on the watch or the Apple Watch app on a connected iPhone. Software can only be installed when the Apple Watch is on the charger and has over 50 percent battery. Apple's release notes say the update fixes bugs, including an issue that could cause the App...

It's week 2 of Polygon's partnership with Secretlab, and we've got another TITAN Evo to give away!

Disney today increased the prices on several of its Disney+ and Hulu streaming plans, with the increase coming exactly one year after Disney's last price hike. Premium ad-free plans are $2 to $2.50 more expensive per month, while Disney's ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu plans are $0.50 higher per month. The ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu bundle has not changed in price, and that's what Disney is steering customers toward. Disney+ (Ads) - $12.49, up from $11.99 Disney+ (No Ads) - $21.49, up from $18...