Group 1 - Tim Cook will surpass Steve Jobs as Apple's longest-serving CEO by August 1, 2025, with a tenure of 5,091 days compared to Jobs' 5,090 days [1] - Bilibili has launched an "AI Original Voice Translation" feature to enhance the experience for overseas users, with plans to include Japanese and other languages in the future [1] - TCL Huaxing's CEO Zhao Jun highlighted significant opportunities in the mid-size OLED market over the next few years, predicting a 3% to 4% increase in TV panel shipments in Q3 compared to Q2 [1] Group 2 - Didi Chuxing collaborated with police to crack down on ride-hailing "hacks," leading to the arrest of a suspect involved in creating software that manipulates ride requests, with over 2 million yuan involved [3] - Blizzard announced the pre-order for the remastered version of "Diablo II" in China, with a technical test set to begin on August 27 [3] - Fujifilm has raised prices for most digital cameras and lenses in the U.S., with some products seeing price increases of several hundred dollars due to tariffs and rising production costs [4] Group 3 - Nintendo announced that it will adjust the pricing of the Switch series in the U.S. based on market conditions, although current prices for Switch 2 and related products remain unchanged [4]

Core Insights - The National Press and Publication Administration issued approval for 144 game titles in May 2025, including 130 domestic and 14 imported games [1] - Notable games receiving approval include Perfect World's "Yihuan" and NetEase's "Destiny: Stars" [1][4] - Perfect World's "Yihuan" has gained significant attention, with over 10 million views on Bilibili and 2.48 million reservations on TapTap [1][4] Group 1: Domestic Games - A total of 130 domestic games received approval, with key products from listed companies such as Shanghai Shulong's "Dragon Valley: Remake" and Baidu's "Greedy Snake Battle 2" [1] - Perfect World's "Yihuan" is highlighted as a potential turnaround product for the company, being the first urban supernatural open-world RPG in China [4] - The game's recruitment video has surpassed 5 million views, indicating strong interest [4] Group 2: Imported Games - 14 imported games were approved, including NetEase's "Destiny: Stars," which is the first mobile game based on the Bungie IP [4] - "Destiny: Stars" retains the series' world view and includes classic gameplay elements along with new features like Rogue mode [4] - Other notable imported titles include "Rainbow Island: Adventure" and "Eternal Tree Song: Genesis" from listed companies [4] Group 3: Changes in Game Approvals - Tencent's "Yuanmeng Star" received a new client version approval, while Blizzard's "Diablo II" had its operational unit changed, indicating a potential reconciliation between NetEase and Blizzard [5][8] - The approval for "Diablo II" marks a significant milestone for the classic ARPG, which has sold over 15 million copies globally since its release in 2000 [8]