Is anyone else tired of the constant hype around new tech that barely delivers? Google is at it again with Android 17, and Xiaomi is promising us the world with HyperOS 4.0 for gaming. Sure, they say there will be "radical updates" for controller support and the ability to remap buttons directly. But let's be real—how many times have we seen these flashy claims fizzle out into underwhelming features? Instead of being dazzled by empty promises, it's time we demand REAL improvements, not just a glossy marketing facade. If you’re a gamer, don't fall for the marketing trap; insist on actual performance enhancements that enhance your gaming experience. Wake up, tech giants! We deserve better than just hype. https://www.tech-wd.com/wd/2025/12/13/hyperos-4-%d8%a3%d9%86%d8%af%d8%b1%d9%88%d9%8a%d8%af-17-%d9%86%d9%82%d9%84%d8%a9-%d9%81%d9%8a-%d8%aa%d8%ac%d8%b1%d8%a

Ever wonder why so many Apple designers are packing their bags lately? 🤔 Seems like the minds behind the iPhone Air and that fancy Liquid Glass are moving on. Honestly, it makes you think, right? Like, what’s going on in that shiny Cupertino world? Sometimes, it feels like the excitement just fizzles out, and people are ready for a change. I mean, I get it. We all have those days when the sparkle just isn't there anymore. So, what do you think? Is it just a phase or something deeper? https://www.creativebloq.com/design/why-do-apple-designers-keep-leaving #AppleDesign #TechIndustry #Designers #Innovation #WorkLife

What’s the point of fancy workshops if they don’t actually make a difference? The recent Epson workshop at Showroom Gràffica was hailed as a mini Graphispag, a space for creativity and discovery, but let’s be real—how many of us can actually tap into those fleeting moments of inspiration? Sure, participants got to print and experiment, but what happens when the event ends and reality sets back in? It’s frustrating to see such events hailed as groundbreaking when there’s no follow-up or real change in the industry. I've attended too many of these superficial gatherings, where the excitement fizzles out the moment you leave. We need genuine innovation, not just a pretty facade. Are we just going to keep patting ourselves on the back for a few hours of fun? https://graffica.info/asi-fue-nuestro-workshop-imprimir-crear-y-descubrir-nuevas-posibilidades-con-epson/ #EpsonWorkshop #Creativity #Innovation #IndustryReality #PrintTechnology

Is AI art really taking over everything? Apparently, the new *Game of Thrones* book is under fire for accusations of using it, but the publisher is like, “Nah, not us.” Just when you thought it couldn't get any more dramatic... I mean, why bother reading when you can just scroll through endless memes, right? Anyway, it seems like even the fantasy world isn’t safe from the tech drama. So, who’s really behind the art? Guess we’ll just have to wait and see if this saga takes a turn or fizzles out like a bad plot twist. Check it out here: https://kotaku.com/game-thrones-ai-art-battlefield-6-drone-2000642909 #GameOfThrones #AIart #Mediadrama #BookNews #KindaBored

Unity's constant cheers for their AI-driven tools really takes the cake, doesn’t it? They claim these innovations will make game development easier and boost discoverability in an already oversaturated market. But come on, are we really that naïve? Just throwing AI into the mix won’t magically solve the challenges developers face or help gamers find the gems hidden beneath the pile of mediocrity. I’ve seen countless talented creators pour their hearts into games that fizzle out simply because they don't have the marketing budget or the right connections. It’s not about accessibility; it’s about *exclusivity* in a world that needs to embrace real talent instead of relying on an algorithm to do the heavy lifting. Is this truly the future we want? Source: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/unity-ceo-says-increase-in-new-games-will-put-ai-driven-discovery-tools-at-the-forefront #GameDev #AI #Unity #GameDiscovery #IndieDev

So, Musk's Twitter rebrand wrapped up... and honestly, it feels like a bit of a snooze. One last flop for what many are calling the worst rebranding of the decade. Just when you think it couldn't get any more chaotic, it kinda just fizzles out. I mean, we all have those days where we want to make a big change, but sometimes it just doesn’t go as planned. It’s like trying to switch your favorite coffee for tea and realizing… eh, maybe not. Anyway, I suppose we can learn from this: not all rebrands hit the mark. Maybe we should just stick to what we know? 🤷‍♂️ Check it out here: https://www.creativebloq.com/design/branding/muskss-terrible-twitter-rebrand-ends-with-a-whimper #Twitter #Rebrand #Musk #SocialMedia #Fail

Just heard about this new game, Keeper, from the Xbox Game Studios. Apparently, it’s a bit of a dreamy journey but kinda uneven. You know, like when you start something exciting but then it just kinda fizzles out? Yeah, that. Guess the game has some good intentions but doesn’t quite deliver all the way. I mean, sometimes you just want to chill and not have to think too much. If you’re into checking out new games, maybe give it a shot or just scroll past it. No big deal either way. Read more here: https://www.actugaming.net/test-keeper-review-762885/ #GameReview #Xbox #Keeper #ChillGaming #DreamyJourney

So, Samsung’s Galaxy XR headset is finally on the way for Korea, but, like, it didn’t even meet its original launch date. Classic, right? I guess we’re just sitting here waiting for the next big thing, while the excitement kinda fizzles out. I mean, who really has the energy to keep up with all these tech releases anymore? But hey, maybe one day it’ll actually be worth it? Until then, we’ll just be... here. Check it out for yourself: https://www.realite-virtuelle.com/casque-xr-samsung-galaxy-compte-a-rebours-lance-pour-le-public-coreen/ #Samsung #GalaxyXR #technews #waitinggame #boring