BREAKING NEWS BREAKING

• Canada Enacts New Immigration Law, Tightens Document Scrutiny • NADRA Issues Key Guidelines for Overseas Pakistanis Applying for NICOP • Karachi Police Arrests Suspect Linked to Mobile Phone Theft Ring, Seizes 120 Devices • Hacker Breaches Denmark’s National Population Database Using ‘123456’ Password • Shazia Marri Asserts No Compromise on National Security Amid Rising Tensions • Interior Minister Claims KP Chief Minister Did Not Join Military Operations • Khawaja Asif Reports No Signs of Protests in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Yet • Post-Mortem Reveals Key Findings in North Karachi Couple’s Deaths • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government Forms Committees to Inspect Private Schools • Canada Announces Plan to Grant Permanent Residency to 1.14 Million by 2028 • Bahawalpur Expands Electric Bus Fleet with 13 New Buses • Government Employees Must Use Approved VPNs, National CERT Advises • Canada Enacts New Immigration Law, Tightens Document Scrutiny • NADRA Issues Key Guidelines for Overseas Pakistanis Applying for NICOP • Karachi Police Arrests Suspect Linked to Mobile Phone Theft Ring, Seizes 120 Devices • Hacker Breaches Denmark’s National Population Database Using ‘123456’ Password • Shazia Marri Asserts No Compromise on National Security Amid Rising Tensions • Interior Minister Claims KP Chief Minister Did Not Join Military Operations • Khawaja Asif Reports No Signs of Protests in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Yet • Post-Mortem Reveals Key Findings in North Karachi Couple’s Deaths • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government Forms Committees to Inspect Private Schools • Canada Announces Plan to Grant Permanent Residency to 1.14 Million by 2028 • Bahawalpur Expands Electric Bus Fleet with 13 New Buses • Government Employees Must Use Approved VPNs, National CERT Advises

Microsoft Launches $50 Pocket-Sized Xbox Nano Controller for Young Gamers

October 16, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

REDMOND: Microsoft has officially unveiled its latest innovation, the Xbox Nano Controller, a pocket-sized gamepad designed specifically for young gamers and those who prefer portable gaming experiences. Priced at $50, this new controller aims to enhance accessibility and comfort for users with smaller hands.

The announcement comes just two days after Xbox CEO Asha Sharma revealed the launch of Xbox Labs, an initiative focused on expanding the company’s internal development capabilities. Sharma emphasized the importance of creating gaming products that cater to diverse audiences, stating, “The Xbox Nano Controller is a testament to our commitment to inclusivity in gaming.”

This launch signifies a strategic move by Microsoft to capture a growing segment of the gaming market, particularly among younger players who seek convenience and portability. The introduction of the Nano Controller could potentially reshape how games are played on the go, making gaming more accessible to a wider audience.

Looking ahead, Microsoft plans to continue its innovation trajectory with further announcements expected from Xbox Labs. The company is set to explore additional hardware developments that align with its vision of creating a more inclusive gaming environment.