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GTA 6 PC version releasing sooner than expected — report

New reports suggest that Grand Theft Auto 6 will be available on PC in Q1 2027 following its initial release to consoles on November 19, 2026. The gap between releases is surprisingly short, considering how GTA 5 took almost 2 years before arriving on PC. Other Rockstar Games releases like Red Dead Redemption 2, Max Payne 3, and LA Noire, all came to consoles first. The report came from four anonymous sources. Rockstar Games is also expected to release the multiplayer mode of GTA 6 alongside its PC release, which is rumored to be called GTA Online 2. Both Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive, are yet to comment on the recent leak. If true, this means that PC gamers don’t have to wait long to finally get the game. Via This article, GTA 6 PC version releasing sooner than expected — report , was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.
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ColorOS 17 global update schedule

OPPO has finally shared the global roll-out schedule of its latest ColorOS 17 software. The Android 17-based ColorOS 17 was first unveiled in China back in September. Now, it has made its debut on the global stage. ColorOS 17 has the new Luminous Rendering Engine with bouncier animations and seamless transitions. The Laminar Flow Engine makes app launches 55% more stable, photo loading 50% faster, and has up to 25% higher app retention. OPPO’s AI Suite is still here with features like AI Mind Space, AI Mind Pilot, and AI Mind Suggest. AI Photo Agent can help drastically improve your photos, from adjusting exposure to reframing. Those are the new features of ColorOS 17. But when will your device get it? See the list below. OPPO ColorOS 17 global rollout schedule October 2026 OPPO Reno16c 5G OPPO Reno16 Pro 5G OPPO Reno16 FS 5G OPPO Reno16 F 5G OPPO Reno16 5G OPPO Find X9s OPPO Find X9 Ultra OPPO Find X9 Pro OPPO...

Apple HomeView: 7-inch touchscreen, Apple Intelligence, A18 chip

Apple officially enters the smart home market with the new Apple HomeView. The Apple HomeView is a smart home hub, allowing you to control and manage all your smart devices at home, while having extra features like built-in microphones and a camera so you can use it on its own. It comes in two models: There’s the standard model with a desktop stand, which looks a lot like the iMac G4 from 2002. A wall-mounted version is also available, with different mounts available from Schneider Home. For the display, we have a square 7-inch IPS touchscreen with a 1088 x 1088 pixel resolution and a ~220ppi. It has a brightness of 0.3 to 500 nits, and even supports Apple’s True Tone technology. It then has two full-range drivers, while the standard version adds a downfiring woofer and dual force-cancelling passive radiators. The HomeView also supports Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos. It also uses computational audio to adjust the tuning in real-time to match i...

Google Fitbit Edge: 1.34″ AMOLED, 7-day battery, IP68 rating, ECG reading

Google has a new fitness band called the Fitbit Edge, and it sits between the Pixel Watch 5 and the very basic Fitbit Air . The Google Fitbit Edge comes with a 1.34-inch AMOLED display with Always-On Display (AOD) support. It runs on its own interface, and not WearOS like its cousins have. A single physical button is on the side. It may be basic, but it has many smartwatch features like Google Maps. You can also see notifications and do quick replies, control music, and create alarms and timers. The Edge has an aluminum case that’s only 11.5mm thick and weighs just 17.7g without the band. For fitness tracking, it has a PPG optical heart-rate sensor. It can also do blood oxygen (SpO2) measurements, ECG readings, and has a skin temperature sensor. It supports over 50 workout modes, which include outdoor activities with its built-in GPS tracking. L-R: Fitbit Air, Fitbit Edge, Pixel Watch 5 The Edge can also show step counts, sleep, and more. ...

Scam attempts hit 84% of Filipino adults, losses reach Php121.8 billion

A new report released says 84 percent of Filipino adults ran into a scam attempt in the past year. That is higher than the 77 percent recorded in 2025. The State of Scams Philippines 2026 Report came from the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), Mastercard, and Gogolook. It surveyed 1,160 Filipino adults. Yearly scam losses were estimated at Php121.8 billion, based on survey replies, not confirmed cases. Each victim lost about Php10,427 on average. The typical adult met 151 scams in a year. Scammers leaned more on digital wallets, which rose from 34 percent in 2025 to 73 percent in 2026. Bank transfers dropped from 36 percent to 12 percent. The Philippines was the only Southeast Asian nation to see that decline. Instant messaging brought 39 percent of scams, while social media brought 36 percent. Platforms with direct messaging accounted for 88 percent of all attempts. About 58 percent of adults felt sure they could catch a scam, yet 60 percent of those who met on...

NBA could debut ‘smart ball’ in basketball games by 2027

The NBA might roll out a basketball fitted with a mini chip in games as early as next year, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver told CNBC. The league has joined forces with Wilson, the maker of the NBA’s official ball, to build a “smart ball.” Inside it sits a small Bluetooth sensor that logs motion, spin, and shifts in direction. That chip is about one gram, while a standard NBA ball comes in at around 620 grams, or 1.4 pounds. Silver said the aim is for players to notice nothing at all. Testing has already taken place in the G League, Summer League, and a few preseason games. Players handled balls both with and without the chip and nobody could tell the difference. The chip may help officials judge whether a player touched the ball before it crossed out of bounds. It does this by catching slight shifts in spin. It could also reveal whether a shot’s path was altered. Silver also has plans to bring the smart ball to everyday players. He said it may help th...

ASUS ProArt P16, P14, GR1X with NVIDIA RTX Spark now official

ASUS’s ProArt series of creative-centric laptops and mini PC just got an NVIDIA RTX Spark treatment. Those devices include the ASUS ProArt P16, ProArt P14, and ProArt GR1X. They are equipped with the NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X, which has up to 20-core NVIDIA Grace CPU, up to 6,144-core Blackwell RTX GPU, and up to 128GB of unified memory. This chip was created for running agents and AI locally, gaming, and creative work. ASUS claims it offers up to 1 petaflop of FP4 AI performance. Global pre-orders for the ASUS ProArt P16 and P14 have begun and will start at USD2,599 (~Php163,200). The ASUS ProArt GR1X will be available in the coming months. See the specs below: ASUS ProArt P16 H7607 Specs Windows 11 Home/Pro 16-inch 3K/UHD+ OLED display, 16:10, 0.2ms, 120Hz 100% DCI-P3, VESA CERTIFIED Display HDR True Black 1400 NVIDIA RTX Spark N1x 20-core CPU, 6144-core Blackwell RTX GPU 18-core CPU, 5120-core Blackwell RTX GPU 24GB/32GB/48GB/64G...