Google has unveiled a range of new Googlebook laptops, promising a decade of software updates and a seamless experience with Android phones. The collaboration with top manufacturers like Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo suggests a serious push into the market. But will it truly revolutionise the way we use laptops, or is it just another attempt to diversify?

Meanwhile, Meta has launched its smart glasses without cameras, focusing on audio and longer battery life. The Clubmaster style is particularly appealing, hinting at a growing trend towards fashion-forward tech.

Control Resonant, the sequel to Remedy’s hit game, offers a fresh narrative and new locations, though some fans may miss the original’s confined setting. Silent Hill: Townfall, Konami’s upcoming horror game, promises to deliver the spine-chilling atmosphere fans have come to expect.

Peloton’s folding treadmill, Tread Flex, is a practical addition for those with limited space, though it comes at a premium price. Microsoft’s updated Surface Mouse introduces haptic feedback and improved connectivity, positioning itself as a solid option for productivity enthusiasts.

Brad Bourque, from The Verge, shares his tech picks, including games like Idle Obelisk Miner and Nubby’s Number Factory, as well as his Pixel 9 Pro XL and a fan-made Tekken Tag Tournament poster on his lockscreen. His insights offer a glimpse into the ever-evolving world of tech and gaming.