Author: Woozad

Onimusha: Way of the Sword sold over a million copies on its first day. Capcom Capcom is on the rise thanks to recent successes like Resident Evil Requiem And Pragmats. His last game, Onimusha: Way of the Swordalso got off to a good start, selling over a million copies on its release day. The company is looking to capitalize on this momentum by revisiting franchises that have been dormant for some time. β€œIn addition to consistently releasing major new titles each year, Capcom is focused on reviving IPs that have not had a new title launch…

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Serhii Shkriabii/Shutterstock So you’re in the market for a video doorbell – one of the essential smart home gadgets to install – and you need to decide whether you want to get a wired or wireless video doorbell. From the outside, they generally look the same. They usually come in a rectangular or oval shape, with the camera on top and the doorbell on the bottom. They even have the same features. Both include high-resolution cameras that provide crisp, clear recordings. They also send motion detection notifications, offer night vision,…

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The Pocket Duo seems to be a direct competitor to the Ayn Thor. Retrooid The dual-screen retro handheld craze continues with Retroid joining the trend. The handheld maker provided very few details in its teaser video, but we do know that Retroid has named its modern remake of the Nintendo DS the Pocket Duo. The teaser only showed a grim glimpse of the finished product, with no indication of specifications, pricing, or release dates. There are already a handful of options on the market, so Retroid should have a general plan to build on to ensure…

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Apple is working on a broader set of improvements to the Camera app in iOS 27, it announced, according to an in-depth new study from Woozad member of the “pdfu” forum. iOS 27β€Œ beta code apparently indicates five features that could arrive alongside new iPhone models this week or in a future software update: Exposure ranges: The Camera app can display a waveform or histogram to help you judge exposure while shooting. A histogram shows the extent to which the image is too dark, too light, or somewhere in between, while a waveform displays similar information but keeps it aligned…

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Palmi Gudmundsson/Shutterstock A remarkably reliable source of clean energy has spent decades being constrained by the rocks beneath our feet. But next-generation geothermal is getting a second look after new technologies begin to break through barriers. In 2025, geothermal power plants produced 16 billion kilowatt hours, or about 0.4% of total electricity in the United States, compared to 6.6% for solar photovoltaics and 10.5% for wind power. This is surprising given that geothermal energy produces on average around 37 grams of CO2-equivalent emissions per kilowatt hour over its life cycle.…

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If you’re nostalgic for the sixth generation of consoles, which one is easiest to emulate on a modern PC? Luza Studios/Getty Images It may be shocking to realize that the GameCube and PS2 are now considered vintage consoles, but these systems have been around for a quarter of a century. Since their release, it has become easier to emulate their libraries on modern PCs. But which of the two machines offers the best emulation? For GameCube fans, the current emulator to beat is Dolphin. And for gamers who grew up with Sony’s hit console, PCSX2 is…

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Xiaomi today officially announced the 18 Fold, its first full-size foldable, at a product event in China, two days before Apple unveils its first foldable iPhone. The Xiaomi 18 Fold uses a foldable design similar to that of the Samsung Z Fold8 and Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone. It has a 5.38-inch exterior display and a 7.58-inch interior display, both with 120Hz LTPO technology and a peak brightness of 4,000 nits. The screen is protected by a new ultra-thin double-layer glass structure. The phone folds around a redesigned hinge that Xiaomi calls the “Dragon Bone” hinge, which the company says has…

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Apple’s September 9 announcement of the iPhone could become a negative catalyst for the stock, warns KeyBanc Capital Markets. In a research note consulted by Investir.comKeyBanc said the event could motivate investors to weigh pricing decisions against the impact of rising costs on demand and margins. KeyBanc added that Apple faced the choice of either raising prices broadly to offset gross margin pressure, which could hurt unit volumes and triggering “sticker shock,” or raising prices more selectively. This could prompt a closer look at margins and raise the prospect of further price hikes down the road. The company maintained an…

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Tim Cook will attend Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” event screening this Wednesday, but he won’t be featured in the event video itself, according to Bloomberg Mark Gurman’s sources. Cook stepped down as Apple CEO on September 1 to become the company’s executive chairman, clearing the way for John Ternus to take over. In its latest Power On newsletter, Gurman said Apple had “carefully orchestrated this transition to make Ternus the face of the foldable iPhone and all new products to come. Putting Cook in the presentation would only detract from that.” Popular storiesNew Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch…

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Artemsam/Getty Images Cookies have long been a hot topic in cybersecurity circles, as cybercriminals can use your browser’s cookies to access sensitive information or even hijack your sessions on web platforms such as online banking or cryptocurrency exchanges. By illegally collecting cookies, cybercriminals can trick a website into believing that you are returning to browse and access your profile without even logging in. Cookies can last from a few days to several years, depending on your browser and the server that sends them. Logging out of a website does not…

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