GTA 6
Aug 28, 2026 · 1 min · 2 segments
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Aug 28, 2026 · 1 min · 2 segments
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Sherri Preston
From ABC News Tech Trends, [upbeat music] a new look at one of the most anticipated video games ever is out.
Wait, did you steal my friend's car?
Yeah.
Available now, nearly half-hour-long trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, full of chase scenes, robbery missions, and of course-
Getting out of here [gunshots]
After years of development, GTA VI is due out November 19th, starting price 80 bucks.
With the extended look available now, the website Malwarebytes says cyber thieves have set up fake sites promising demo versions of the game.
They are fake, and instead, you're downloading malware that can steal your information.
And swimming giant Speedo is getting ready to offer its first wearable device.
Called the Speedo IQ, it's a module that fits into the company's Vanquisher swim goggles.
After getting out of the pool, swimmers will be able to sync it to an app that details things like their pace, distance, and breathing.
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From ABC News Tech Trends, [upbeat music] a new look at one of the most anticipated video games ever is out.
Wait, did you steal my friend's car?
Yeah.
Available now, nearly half-hour-long trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, full of chase scenes, robbery missions, and of course-
Getting out of here [gunshots]
After years of development, GTA VI is due out November 19th, starting price 80 bucks.
With the extended look available now, the website Malwarebytes says cyber thieves have set up fake sites promising demo versions of the game.
They are fake, and instead, you're downloading malware that can steal your information.
And swimming giant Speedo is getting ready to offer its first wearable device.
Called the Speedo IQ, it's a module that fits into the company's Vanquisher swim goggles.
After getting out of the pool, swimmers will be able to sync it to an app that details things like their pace, distance, and breathing.
