No Man’s Sky launches on iPhone 11 and later
Hello Games brings its space‑exploration title to iOS, offering a mobile version of the long‑running game.
Hello Games announced that No Man’s Sky will be available for iPhone 11 and newer devices as well as iPad. The release extends the game’s universe to iOS, allowing players to explore procedurally generated planets from a handheld device. The mobile version is expected to retain core gameplay elements while adapting controls for touch screens. No further pricing or launch‑date details were provided.
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Google unveils Fitbit Edge wearable
Google introduced the Fitbit Edge, positioned between the Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch 5. Priced at $179.99, the Edge features an OLED display and a sleek design similar to the Air, but adds capabilities that fall short of a full smartwatch. The device aims to offer a middle‑ground option for consumers seeking more functionality than a basic fitness tracker without the full
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Meta releases Muse Wonder, its new frontier AI model
Meta announced Muse Wonder, the company’s latest large‑scale AI model. Building on the earlier Muse Spark, Wonder is larger, delivers higher benchmark scores, and performs better on complex tasks. The model includes safeguards intended to keep generated content within desired parameters. Meta says the new model places it among the leading AI systems globally.
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