All articles tagged with #release schedule
Google will now release Android Open Source Project (AOSP) source code twice a year starting in 2026, aligning with its trunk-stable development model to improve ecosystem stability and simplify development, while maintaining monthly security patches.
The article previews over 40 upcoming PS5 games scheduled for release in 2026, including titles like Code Violet, 2XKO, The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, Code Vein 2, and Nioh 3, highlighting a busy year for PlayStation gamers with a mix of new releases and sequels across various genres.
Silent Hill producer Motoi Okamoto aims to release a new game in the series every year, with ongoing projects including Silent Hill Townfall, a remake of the original, and potential follow-ups, though achieving this ambitious schedule remains uncertain.
The delay of GTA 6 from May to November 2026 has caused significant reshuffling in the gaming industry, affecting release plans, console sales, and media coverage, while also opening up new opportunities for other titles in early 2026.
'IT: Welcome to Derry' is a prequel series inspired by Stephen King's novel, starring Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise, premiering on HBO Max and HBO with episodes released weekly on Sundays starting October 26, 2023, and running through December 14, 2023.
Season 5 of 'Only Murders in the Building' premieres on September 9, with three episodes released initially and subsequent episodes dropping weekly on Tuesdays until October 28. The season continues to follow the main trio investigating a new murder at The Arconia, involving a mob storyline and new characters, including notable guest stars like Keegan Michael Key and Renée Zellweger.
Tetsuya Nomura announced that the release date for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 has been decided and will be revealed according to a set schedule, with the game progressing well alongside Kingdom Hearts 4, though no specific reveal date has been provided yet.
Apple is set to hold a special event on September 9 where it will unveil the iPhone 17 series, including the new Air and Pro models, along with updates to the Apple Watch and AirPods. Pre-orders are expected to start on September 12, with the phones available for purchase from September 19. The event will also introduce iOS 26, compatible with iPhones back to the iPhone 11.
The release of Hollow Knight: Silksong on September 4 has caused numerous indie games to delay their launches to avoid competing with what is expected to be a major game of 2025, leading to a trend called 'Silksong'd' among developers.
DemonSchool's release has been delayed from September 3 to November 19 due to the competitive release window caused by Hollow Knight: Silksong's surprise launch announcement, with the delay allowing for additional content and avoiding the crowded fall season. The developers and publisher expressed gratitude for fans' patience and emphasized no further delays are planned.
Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 17 series, including the Pro and possibly a new Air model, with a keynote scheduled for September 9, followed by pre-orders starting September 12 and the official release on September 19, with software updates and reviews occurring around these dates.
Apple will delay the release of the base iPhone 18 until 2027, while the iPhone 18 Air, Pro, and Pro Max models, along with a foldable iPhone, will launch in September 2026. This change aims to boost sales by releasing the top models earlier, potentially encouraging consumers to opt for higher-end versions instead of waiting for the base model. Meanwhile, Samsung plans to keep its release schedule unchanged, launching all Galaxy S26 models early next year.
In August 2025, Nintendo Switch owners can look forward to a diverse lineup of 15 upcoming games across Switch 1 and Switch 2, including titles like Demon Slayer, Apex Legends, Kirby, and Story of Seasons, with releases spanning early to late August, promising an exciting month for gamers.
Final Destination: Bloodlines, the highest-grossing film in the franchise, will be available for streaming on HBO Max starting August 1, with a linear TV debut on August 2, after a 77-day theatrical window. The film stars Kaitlyn Santa Juana and others, and is part of the popular horror franchise with a scheduled marathon of all films on HBO on August 2.
Season 3 of The Summer I Turned Pretty, based on Jenny Han's trilogy, is the final season with 11 episodes, streaming weekly on Wednesdays from July 16 to September 17, 2023, on Prime Video. The season continues the story of Belly and her love triangle with the Fisher brothers, set four years after Season 2, and features surprises that differ from the books. New episodes are available with a Prime membership or free trial.