All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.
Seiko has resurrected the Rotocall, the octagonal-bezeled digital watch that astronauts chose over NASA's official kit. Its return reveals something unexpected: sometimes the smartest design is the one nobody remembers.
Nina Papadopoulos 
Dell has overhauled its Pro and XPS laptop lines with thinner designs and improved battery life, with the latter achieving 31 hours through LG's new variable refresh rate display technology.
Zara Mitchell 
Marvel Rivals development prioritises interface design as the game's hero roster rapidly expands. Original characters remain a future possibility, not an immediate priority.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Professionals can implement AI for as little as $5-50 per month, but success requires choosing tools that solve specific problems, not jumping at every shiny capability.
Daniel Kovac 
Reddit is weighing biometric verification methods to combat AI-driven spam, but the solution threatens the anonymity that defines the platform.
Oliver Pemberton 
Wine 11 brings kernel-level synchronisation and architectural rewrites that could finally shift the balance for PC gamers tired of Windows. Performance gains are real, but caveats remain.
Jake Nguyen 
Epic Games cut 1,000 jobs due to Fortnite's engagement collapse. CEO Tim Sweeney's attempt to frame the layoff as a positive has drawn scathing backlash from industry figures.
Tom Whitfield 
Bungie has rapidly rescheduled Marathon's two major endgame activities after players complained they both occupied the same limited weekend window, forcing difficult choices about where to invest their time and loot.
Priya Narayanan 
Epic Games is cutting 1,000 jobs as Fortnite engagement crashes. The cuts expose deeper structural problems with how the gaming industry bet billions on a model that has proven unsustainable for nearly everyone.
Sophia Vargas 
The UK's Online Safety Act requires platforms to use 'highly effective' age assurance, but what does that mean in practice? Ofcom has finally provided specifics, though the definition remains somewhat flexible.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
Thousands of data brokers are selling your personal information to marketers, scammers, and strangers. Here's how to fight back without breaking the bank.
Sophia Vargas 
Sony has unveiled two new soundbars for its Bravia Theatre lineup, with the Bar 7 introducing dedicated up-firing speakers for true 3D audio and the Bar 5 offering an affordable entry point with virtual surround sound.
Sophia Vargas 
Sony's new Bravia 3 II mid-range LED television will ship with premium features including the company's XR processor and support for Dolby Vision and 120Hz refresh rates. The TV will be available in sizes from 43 to 100 inches starting this spring.
Nadia Souris 
Sony's latest BRAVIA theater system lets you begin with basic audio and upgrade whenever you're ready. The modular approach includes seven products that work together, starting at under AU$900.
Sophia Vargas 
Researchers warn that billions of people sharing personal information with AI chatbots face significant privacy risks, with little public awareness of how their data is collected, stored, and used.
Priya Narayanan 
After an eight-month US import ban cost Ultrahuman $50m in lost sales, the Indian smart ring maker is returning with the Ring Pro. Whether it can compete against Oura's 85% market grip is a different story.
Sarah Cheng 
Samsung has released an 8TB variant of its 870 EVO SATA SSD in Europe, priced from €1,300, contradicting reports of the company's withdrawal from the SATA market.
Zara Mitchell 
Firefox 149 introduces a free built-in VPN with 50GB monthly data, while Opera GX arrives on Linux with resource limits and gaming-focused tools. The moves signal growing competition around privacy features and user control.
Sophia Vargas 
Your smartphone stores banking details, passwords, and personal photos. If hackers gain access, they can steal identities or monitor your activity in real time. Learn to spot the warning signs before serious damage occurs.
Oliver Pemberton 
US lawmakers are drafting legislation to restrict military use of AI for autonomous weapons and mass surveillance, directly challenging Pentagon demands for unchecked access to Anthropic's technology.
Victoria Crawford 
Forza Horizon 6's system requirements mark a step up from its predecessor, but the game remains playable on older PC hardware and Windows-based handhelds without demanding cutting-edge components.
Oliver Pemberton 
The makers of Fallout: London reveal they had serious doubts during development about whether Bethesda would allow their massive post-apocalyptic mod to survive.
Jake Nguyen 
Laptop prices are climbing 15–20% as AI data centres consume 70% of global memory chips. Australia is building chip manufacturing capability, but relief won't arrive until 2028.
Jake Nguyen 
Mark Zuckerberg, Jensen Huang and other major tech leaders have joined Trump's science advisory council to advise on artificial intelligence policy and emerging technology challenges.
Sophia Vargas 
As artificial intelligence infrastructure swallows semiconductor capacity, a new shortage has emerged: processors themselves. Intel and AMD now warn customers of lead times stretching half a year.
Jake Nguyen 
Intel has launched its long-awaited Big Battlemage GPUs, but not for gamers. The Arc Pro B70 and B65 target AI workloads and content creation, signalling a strategic pivot forced by global supply constraints.
Sophia Vargas March 25's gaming news appeared to report individual company struggles. But taken together, the stories reveal a systematic collapse of the traditional AAA model, with live service games failing catastrophically and indie developers capturing both critical acclaim and market share.
Sophia Vargas 
A former CIA officer imprisoned for revealing the agency's torture programme is now leveraging social media to lobby for a presidential pardon, with support from figures including Tucker Carlson and the CIA director.
Priya Narayanan 
Jenny Kee and Linda Jackson met in 1973 and created one of fashion's great creative partnerships. After half a century, they still finish each other's thoughts.
Oliver Pemberton 
Metacritic's 2025 publisher rankings reveal seismic shifts in the gaming industry, with Square Enix claiming victory for the first time ever, while Sony's PlayStation publisher drops from fourth to 21st.
Tom Whitfield