One by one, it feels like our childhood and teen memories are being taken away from us. Previously, we mentioned the gradual decline in PS4 sales and production. Today, the organiser for the E3 convention announced the end of the iconic event after 20 years.

Motorola is further solidifying its grip on the budget smartphone segment with the release of yet another compelling offering, the Motorola Moto E32s. A variant of the Moto E32 which was released earlier this month in Europe, the Moto E32s features a MediaTek Helio G37 chipset under the hood coupled with either 3 or 4GB of RAM.

Hoping to check out a long-anticipated game at E3 2022? The event is usually when we get a whole bunch of demos or teasers, but it looks like it might not be happening this year. Sources have claimed that E3 2022 could be cancelled.

From time and time, we would see and read news about the so-called Nintendo Switch Pro variant that could be coming out this year. Despite this, the news doesn't hold a lot of weight but maybe this latest one could.

Unfortunately, there was no E3 last year, but the event is expected to return this year as an all-digital show. For the average person, this means that you can see all the new games and demos that developers have in store for us in 2021 and beyond. What's more, this event will be completely open to the public.

Earlier, it was reported that the support page of the Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3 has surfaced on the company's official site. It is a piece of exciting news as Samsung is finally bringing their rugged tablet series back. After two years, the Galaxy Tab Active2's successor has finally come true. The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3 has been announced today as a rugged tablet with updated tech specs.

Today, an OPPO 5G smartphone with two codenames PEAM00 / PEAT00 has been certified and received a manufacturing permit from the 3C certification office. Although the company hasn't announced anything yet, the mysterious device is suggested to be the OPPO Ace3. True or not, we will get to know as early as this month according to the source.

If you're an avid gamer, you probably know that E3 2020 was cancelled like many other large events this year. Although a digital event was planned, the idea was eventually scrapped. To make up for it, game developers and publishers have all begun to plan for their own digital events, with Ubisoft being the next to announce a digital event.

Many events have been cancelled in recent weeks so the writing was on the wall even for E3 2020. Sure enough, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) confirmed yesterday that the annual event in Los Angeles would be cancelled. Of course, some companies have things ready for presentation and will be doing them online.

[UPDATED] - “After careful consultation with our member companies regarding the health and safety of everyone in our industry—our fans, our employees, our exhibitors and our longtime E3 partners—we have made the difficult decision to cancel E3 2020, scheduled for June 9-11 in Los Angeles,” - Entertainment Software Association. The organization is also looking "to coordinate an online experience to showcase industry announcements and news in June 2020.”