Pranav Dixit is a Senior Editor at Engadget. He specializes in technology, with a focus on consumer tech, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, covering topics such as AI platforms, startups, and corporate finance. Pranav's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, BuzzFeed News, and TIME.
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By: Pranav Dixit
For the better part of a decade, PlayStation exclusives have felt less like games and more like cinematic arms races. They arrive with staggering budgets, 80-hour runtimes, and an almost desperate need to be “Prestige.” God of War: Sons of Sparta is a quiet, stubbornly focused rejection of that entire philosophy.
By: Pranav Dixit, Charles Rollet
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As the popular messaging app prepares to roll out a new feature that allows users to interact without revealing their phone number, there's caution, concern, and a little chaos.
By: Pranav Dixit
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By: Pranav Dixit
At COMPUTEX 2026, every company pushed the idea that AI will shape the next generation of PCs. But when I visited the ASUS Design Center in Taipei, I saw something different.
