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Astragon’s new installment in 7 Million Player franchise, Bus Simulator 27 – Launch trailer
Astragon Entertainment and Simteract have launched Bus Simulator 27 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. This new installment in the franchise features officially licensed buses from 13 manufacturers, including new brands like Solaris, HESS, and SAFRA, and introduces coach buses for long-distance journeys. The game supports solo play and four-player cooperative multiplayer with crossplay.
2027 Volvo EX60 first drive: An ultra-smooth SUV for around $60k
The 2027 Volvo EX60 is Volvo's latest electric vehicle, offering an ultra-smooth driving experience and strong value, though it faces stiff competition. Pricing is expected to be around $60,000.
Volvo reveals $58,400 starting price for the EX60
Volvo has announced that its upcoming mainstream electric SUV, the EX60, will have a starting price of $58,400. The vehicle is now available for pre-orders.
Android Show: I/O Edition Reveals Gemini Intelligence, Googlebook, And More Tech Updates
Google's Android Show: I/O Edition previewed Gemini Intelligence, an advanced generative AI set to launch on Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones this summer. A new laptop, the Googlebook, designed for Gemini Intelligence, will also be released this fall. The event also detailed updates for Android Auto, including enhanced navigation and media playback features, alongside significant security enhancements for Android and Gemini.
Galaxies Spring Showcase 2026: Every Reveal, Trailer & Demo | Invision Game Community
The Galaxies Spring Showcase 2026 featured numerous game announcements, including world premieres, new trailers, and playable demos. Highlights included Echoes of Aincrad, Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, Northgard: Battlegrounds, and Kitaria Fables 2, alongside a crossover between Phasmophobia and Alan Wake 2. The event showcased a diverse range of titles across genres like RPGs, tactical shooters, and indie experiences.
Toyota's still trying to make hydrogen fuel cells happen
Toyota is partnering with Daimler and Volvo by joining their joint venture, cellcentric, to develop and produce fuel cell units. This collaboration aims to create leading fuel cell systems for heavy commercial vehicles, despite a broader industry trend away from hydrogen fuel cell technology. Toyota President and CEO Koji Sato expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to a hydrogen society.