Jay Peters is a news editor at The Verge. He covers breaking news in technology, video games, and consumer electronics, with a focus on themes such as artificial intelligence, big tech, and entertainment. Jay has been featured in various outlets including MSN, Yahoo Finance, and CNBC, and has interviewed notable figures in the tech industry.
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By: Jay Peters
Any reservations made today ‘indicate a 2027 date for shipping.'
By: Jay Peters
16 pts Valve has some good news and bad news about Steam Controllers. The good news: if you make a reservation for a Steam Controller, the company will now show you one of three estimates of when you'll be able to actually order your gamepad: by September 2026, by December 2026, or sometime in 2027. The bad news: any…
The app launched late last year on Amazon Fire TV and expanded to Google TV in February. It’s getting som new features, too: you’ll be able to watch Stories, and Instagram is testing a “dedicated home” to watch horizontal videos as well. [Image: https://platform.theverge/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/06/WIDESCREEN_16_9.png?quality=90&strip=all]
AMD is officially launching FSR Upscaling 4.1 for Radeon RX 7000-series GPUs today. The update means that computers with those older graphics cards, which use the RDNA 3 graphics architecture, will be able to see improvements like better image quality and smoother gameplay in their games.
You can register your interest starting today, and the first emails letting people buy one will go out on June 29th.
‘It doesn't align with our beliefs about how healthy ecosystems are built.'
But the Xbox Series X is kind of like two Steam Machines! | Photo: Kelsey McClellan / The Verge Valve finally announced the price of the Steam Machine, and like a lot of new gadgets these days, it's not cheap: It starts at $1,049 for a 512GB model, and a 2TB model costs $300 more. Configurations with a bundled…
According to Aftermath’s Chris Person, Valve pointed to the Steam Deck’s recent price increase as an indicator. Following those changes, the PC handheld costs $789 for the 512GB version and $949 for the 1TB version. The Steam Machine, on the other hand, starts at $1,049. [Media: https://bsky.app/profile/papapishu.bsky.social/post/3movfklqvns2o]
‘If we say no, then they never talk to us again.' By: Jay Peters
That entry of default had indicated that Prosser hadn’t responded to Apple’s lawsuit against him. But Prosser’s (recently obtained) counsel and Apple’s counsel asked for the judge in the case to set it aside, which he did. Prosser now has 10 days to respond to Apple’s complaint. [Link: Apple v. Michael Ramacciotti and Jon Prosser; Joint Stipulation and Order to set aside Entry of Default
