Topic: development timeline
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Apple opens iPhone clipboard sharing to Windows PCs
Apple confirmed it will develop clipboard sharing between iPhones and Windows PCs, initially limited to the EU, with a target completion date in late 2027. The feature, prompted by a Microsoft interoperability request, will allow seamless copy-and-paste via extensions and require Microsoft to int...
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X Launches Rebuilt Android App After Year-Long Overhaul
X has launched a completely rebuilt Android app built from scratch, offering major improvements to loading speeds, scrolling fluidity, notifications, and overall reliability. The overhaul, described as one of the company's largest engineering projects, aims to accelerate feature development for n...
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Intel says upcoming AI chip beats Nvidia, AMD on price and heat
Intel plans to release a new AI chip called "Crescent Island" by late this year, designed specifically for inference tasks rather than training, using cheaper LPDDR5 memory and air cooling to compete with Nvidia and AMD. This launch follows Intel's failed "Gaudi" AI training chip and canceled suc...
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Star Citizen Hits $1B Funding as Squadron 42 Nears Completion - Exclusive
Star Citizen has surpassed $1 billion in lifetime crowdfunding after 14 years of development, with no official release date in sight for the full commercial launch. The game's unprecedented funding model relies on direct community support and an unusually open development process, including weekl...
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Virgin Galactic unveils new ship amid cash and time crunch
Virgin Galactic revealed its next-generation spaceship being towed outside its factory in Arizona, signaling continued progress despite shifting focus from its VSS Unity spacecraft to a new vehicle for more frequent and lower-cost flights. After a long development phase and commercial flights beg...
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Xbox Series S Pixel Art Game Launches With Issues
The 2.5D platformer "Replaced" has launched on PC and Xbox, but its release on Xbox Series S is plagued by critical performance issues, including a memory-related crash and broken ending cinematics. A patch to fix these problems has been submitted to Microsoft for certification and is expected ...
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PS5 Exclusive Intergalactic's New Webpage Sparks Minimal Buzz
Recent fan excitement over a newly discovered webpage for "Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet" is unwarranted, as the official PlayStation.com page has been live and unchanged since January 2025. The page contains long-available details, describing the game as Naughty Dog's new sci-fi franchise w...
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Todd Howard to 'Stay the Course' on Starfield, Composer Says
Bethesda is committed to Starfield's long-term evolution, with director Todd Howard's unwavering vision guiding it toward legendary status despite its initial reception. The studio is developing new content and updates, including potential improvements to space travel mechanics and a rumored Play...
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The Elder Scrolls 6 Will Return to Bethesda's Classic Roots, Says Todd Howard
The Elder Scrolls 6 will be a deliberate return to Bethesda's classic, immersive open-world style, focusing on exploration and environmental storytelling as seen in *Skyrim*. Development is taking a long time to ensure quality, with the team building on a significantly upgraded Creation Engine 3 ...
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Rocket Lab CEO: Engine Tests Are Normal, Not a Setback
Rocket Lab is developing the Archimedes engine for its Neutron rocket, with CEO Pete Beck characterizing recent test anomalies as a normal, expected part of pushing new propulsion technology. At least two Archimedes engine tests, including one involving a grass fire and significant test stand dam...
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Until Dawn Devs Reveal Directive 8020 Release Date
Supermassive Games' sci-fi horror title *Directive 8020* launches on May 12 for PC and consoles, with pre-orders including a Deluxe Edition upgrade. The game features choice-driven horror aboard a wrecked colony ship, marking a departure from the studio's terrestrial settings and a longer develop...
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AI-Generated Cloud Malware 'VoidLink' Emerges as New Threat
A new, sophisticated Linux-based malware framework called "VoidLink" was created primarily by a single developer using an AI assistant, producing a versatile toolkit with loaders, implants, and rootkit modules in about a week. Security researchers from Check Point Research uncovered the AI-driv...
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Haven-1: First Commercial Space Station Enters Assembly
The International Space Station's planned decommissioning is accelerating the race to build commercial successors, with Vast Space's Haven-1 module currently the most advanced project. Vast has delayed Haven-1's launch to early 2027 to ensure safety, but this schedule still aims to put it in orbi...
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Samsung Galaxy S26+ May Arrive Early With Minor Changes
Samsung is reviving the Galaxy S26+ to restore its three-model flagship lineup, but a compressed development timeline means it will retain a 6.66-inch display with minimal changes. The Plus model is returning after the Galaxy S25 Edge was deemed a commercial failure, though it will not receive th...
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Leaked Footage Reveals Cancelled 2010 Batman Game by Monolith
Recently uncovered files reveal a cancelled Batman game by Monolith Productions, separate from the Arkham series and visually aligned with Christopher Nolan's gritty film trilogy. The early development materials, dated 2009-2010, show the project was conceptual and included plans for Nolan's icon...
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The Elder Scrolls 6: Bethesda Shares New Development Update
Bethesda has provided a new development update on The Elder Scrolls VI, with the team energized by the technological potential available since Skyrim. Studio leadership expressed enthusiasm for the project's progress, highlighting the evolution in gaming hardware and their commitment to a hig...
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FamFS Aims for 2026 Upstream Expansion
The FamFS file-system, developed by Micron, is targeting integration into the Linux kernel around early 2026 to manage fabric-attached memory (FAM) for modern data centers. Recent progress includes porting FamFS to FUSE for user-space operations, but full functionality still requires specific ker...
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From Manifold Garden to Hotel Infinity: A VR Origin Story
Hotel Infinity is a critically acclaimed room-scale VR game from Studio Chyr, praised for showcasing the potential of the medium and offering an essential experience for VR enthusiasts. The game was developed after the team abandoned adapting their previous title, Manifold Garden, choosing instea...
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Destiny 3 Reportedly in 'Extremely Early Development'
Credible leakers report that Destiny 3 is in extremely early development at Bungie, with a related "Destiny 2 classic" project also approved, contributing to recent content delays. The rumors coincide with Destiny 2's declining player counts and financial losses, suggesting a new installment may ...
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Google's 'Aluminum OS' Brings Android to PCs: What We Know
Google is developing 'Aluminium OS,' a unified operating system merging Android and ChromeOS to compete with Windows and macOS, emphasizing AI integration and a cohesive experience across devices. The initiative, confirmed through job listings and a Qualcomm partnership, targets all device tiers ...
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