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From legendary turntables to cutting-edge DACs: 33 debut products that defined hi-fi history

As What Hi-Fi? turns 50, we take a nostalgic walk down memory lane at some of the great early hi-fi successes that defined generations of products since.

What Hi-Fi?

Windows 11 will soon let you block camera and mic access for any individual desktop app

You will soon be able to stop individual Win32 desktop apps from accessing your camera and microphone in Windows 11.

Windows Central

Former Tekken boss Katsuhiro Harada's new studio grabs yet another series veteran from Bandai Namco to work on a mysterious unannounced game

Tekken 8 co-director Kohei Ikeda left Bandai Namco earlier this year

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18 Years Later, Star Wars Is Reintroducing A Pivotal Hero

The final trailer for the turn-based tactical game 'Star Wars Zero Company' features everyone's favorite clone, Captain Rex.

Inverse

I decoded the Camp Flog Gnaw lineup so you don’t have to

Tyler the Creator knew exactly what he was doing with those cryptic clues.

Creative Bloq

NORQAIN reimagines its Independence Skeleton watch in titanium – but it’s the movement I’m excited about

NORQAIN crafts a watch in Grade 5 titanium for the first time

Kenwood My Pizzeria review: Delicious homemade pizza in just four minutes

This indoor pizza oven proves you don't need a garden for great results

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Jason Kelce-led marketing campaign asks beer drinkers to send their pee to AI data centers — Liquid Death and Garage Beer skit claims 'AI data centers waste millions of gallons of water'

Two indie brands join together in a viral ad campaign asking people to pee on computers. Taylor Swift's brother-in-law, Jason Kelce, who co-owns one of the brands, stars in this humorous ad where he pees in a bottle and carries it to a post office to send to his AI…

Tom’s Hardware

CRTs be damned, the Intec Time Breaker Lightgun for PS1/PS2 brings Guncon romps like Time Crisis 2 back to the living room and onto your newfangled TV

If you've been longing to play games like Time Crisis on a real console, the Intec Time Breaker Lightgun for PS1/PS2 will arm you with a modern screen solution.

GamesRadar

People are putting aluminum foil in their washing machines — I asked an appliance expert if it’s safe

The truth about the aluminum foil laundry hack — is it a genius trick or a disaster?

Tom’s Guide

Beijing AI bar that offers unlimited free DeepSeek coding tokens with $1.50 drink haemorrhaging cash — 'the bar is completely losing money, ' owner admits

An AI-themed bar in Beijing's Zhongguancun tech hub hands out free, unlimited DeepSeek tokens with its drinks, running inference locally on two Nvidia DGX Spark mini-PCs.

Tom’s Hardware

Palworld TCG dev promises more stock with a 2nd Edition printing and apologizes again for poor availability

More cards for the Palworld TCG are on the way, but it's unclear when this stock will arrive and if it'll be enough to fix the problem

GamesRadar

Siri AI "confirmed" for Apple TV after references found in tvOS 27, but will it work on current boxes?

Apple TV 4K will get Siri AI, but you might have to buy a new set-top-box first

MicroSD card torture test writes 133 petabytes of data across 351 cards over three years — cards tested to failure reveal SanDisk as the outlier with 6 failures of the 7 tested

Matt Cole has been running hundreds of microSD cards through their paces, running them through thousands of cycles until they fail. The results are quite surprising, with both the winners and losers coming from some of the most unexpected brands.

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New GTA 6 leaked footage is actually years old, alleged leakers claim, so don't expect Rockstar's final product to look like that

The Netflix special is only eight days away, y'all

What Hi-Fi?

Rotel's first passive speakers in over 25 years tease "exceptional resolution and accuracy"

Rotel reveals the Amora 5

The Guardian - US

Will AI give you the job? Automated hiring tools spark discrimination and secrecy lawsuits

A rise in lawsuits over AI use in employment decisions is raising questions about how companies hire and fire

Creative Bloq

GTA 6's leak exposes the uncomfortable truth about digital-only games

When a game as big as Grand Theft Auto VI exists almost entirely as a digital product, what happens to the art, history and ownership when the publisher controls the files?

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These clever Coyote Vs Acme ads are stopping traffic

Acme's catastrophic products have smashed their way into the real world.

Tom’s Hardware

AI server boom funds $314 universal cash payout in Taiwan — President Lai Ching-te says the payout ensures the country's AI windfall 'can be shared by all,' 11% GDP growth and $903B export surge finance $7.4B dividend

Taiwan will hand roughly $314 USD in cash to every resident next year as a boon for the island's residents generated by the AI gold rush. The 2027 central government budget sets aside $7.4 billion USD for the dividend.

GamesRadar

Palworld and No Man's Sky leads pour more fuel on the potential collab fire and fans are convinced it's finally happening: "My 2 favorite games together? Yes please"

No Pal's Sky

GamesRadar

GTA 6 leakers called out by Stop Killing Games after demanding game preservation solutions and physical discs from Rockstar: "Using illegal means to make a point is unacceptable"

"This kind of act is destructive and helps no one"

Arc'teryx just did something very un-Arc'teryx to my favourite GORE-TEX hiking shoes

Arc’teryx has upgraded its Kopec hiking range with a wider fit, more responsive foam and the same grippy Vibram sole

Tom’s Hardware

First Nvidia H200 shipments reach China, ByteDance and Tencent take deliveries as Beijing loosens its import block — most licensed chips must stay in Hong Kong, which can't power them

Beijing wants most of each company's U.S.-licensed allowance, which the FT puts at up to 100,000 units apiece, kept off the mainland.

Tom’s Hardware

$10 Quake shareware CD locked copies of all id Software games behind a flawed encryption scheme — pay-over-the-phone system only held up for 39 days after 1996 release, leaving developer with 150,000 discs it couldn't sell

id Software included locked versions of its entire game library on the $10 Quake shareware CD it released in 1996. But the system meant to allow gamers to pay for and unlock those titles over the phone proved vulnerable to crackers who discovered a way to unlock every game on…

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