The 'Road Rover' Is Real: New Range Rover GT Is A Badly Named Electric Crossover-Coupe-Sedan-Thing - Jalopnik
Land Rover
For years now we've been hearing speculation and rumors that Land Rover would be introducing a road-focused Range Rover model that was colloquially called the "Road Rover," with magazines publishing renderings of low-slung, sedan-like crossovers. Land Rover itself even trademarked the Road Rover name. Despite those persistent reports, the automaker never indicated that it was actually working on such a vehicle, but Road Rover rumors kicked into high gear in early 2025 when mysterious prototypes started being spied with decidedly car-like rooflines and stances.
"The goal is to provide what we can": Elder Scrolls Online Crown Store undergoing changes due to "team bandwidth" in wake of Xbox layoffs
You'll now need to boot up the game to browse its shop
Following Microsoft's mass layoffs, The Elder Scrolls Online has ended up in a transitional period while remaining staff work to forge a path forwards. If you want evidence of effects the cuts are already starting to have on the MMO, look no further than its Crown Store.
God of War Laufey, Marvel's Wolverine, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet — Here's What Game Every PlayStation Studio is Making
We’re over halfway through 2026 already, which means it’s time to check in on all of Sony’s PlayStation Studios to see what they’re making and what games are coming to your PS5 in the months and years to come. While the console has received many great third-party releases so far this year, such as Resident Evil Requiem, 007 First Light, and Crimson Desert, only one first-party game has made its way into our hands: Housemarque’s latest shooter, Saros. It’s hard to ignore the biggest PlayStation news of the year so far, though: the decision to end the production of discs from January 2028, which leaves a big question mark over whether we’ll ever get physical editions of some of the games we’re about to talk about here.
Samsung's New Galaxy Smart Glasses Aim for Style and Google Integration
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Did China's AI Save Hugging Face From Disaster After Open AI Hack?
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Open AI admitted publicly that its artificial intelligence systems hacked into the servers of another AI company on its own and wasn’t able to be stopped until the victim, Hugging Face Inc., deployed a model from China to battle the fully autonomous cyberattack.
With 591 Horsepower, the Audi SQ7 is the Family SUV for the Chronically Late

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Want an SUV with speed, luxury, and practicality in equal doses? The Audi SQ7 offers that trifecta, with a premium interior, three rows of seats, and a 591-hp twin-turbo V-8 engine. An adaptive air-spring suspension system is standard, which is meant to help the SQ7 deliver dual-purpose transit with a softer ride for commuting and a stiffer setup for weekend corner carving.
Kevin Feige Says Marvel Has Movies Planned 'All the Way Up to 2042,' Including a Major X-Men Push and Live-Action Miles Morales
Marvel has mapped out its movie plans up to 2042, studio boss Kevin Feige has said, hinting at a "streamlined, simplified" universe post-Avengers: Secret Wars, a big push for the new X-Men, and plans to eventually unveil a live-action Miles Morales.
Combined nanoparticle and internal laser method could make cancer therapy less invasive
In a promising development for cancer treatment, a collaborative research team has overcome two issues that have prevented photothermal therapy, a much less invasive treatment option than surgery and/or radiation, from becoming more common.
What to know about the OpenAI hack that turned Chinese AI into the hero
The latest OpenAI drama made Chinese AI the hero
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Great Barrier Reef microbiome map reveals more than 500 new bacterial species
In 2012, Nature revealed that humans provide a home to thousands of different species of microbes in a series of papers that opened a path to understanding the impact of the human microbiome on our health.