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PS5 Linux loader goes public, turning ‘Phat’ consoles into full Linux PCs — build script includes bootable Ubuntu 24.04 image, can output 4K games at 60 FPS

Only PS5 Phat consoles on older firmware 3.00, 3.10, 3.20, 3.21, 4.00, 4.02, 4.03, 4.50, or 4.51 are supported.

Tom’s Hardware

PlayStation may have gone full Xbox One and added 30-day check-ins to all new digital games — who thought that was a good idea?

Sony's reportedly added online check-ins to newly-purchased digital games, and it means you may have to be online once every 30 days if you don't want to be locked out.

Tom’s Guide

AirPods Max 2: Obviously good, near-impossible to recommend

There's just much better value practically everywhere else.

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21 Years Later, The Original Masked Hero Returns To The Big Screen — With a Twist

Sony’s upcoming 'Django/Zorro' movie is from a comic by Grendl creator Matt Wagner and Quentin Tarantino (yes, that Quentin Tarantino).

Inverse

'Obviously we love the PC,' Gabe Newell told us 15 years ago, but his focus was on 'a responsibility to gamers and game developers'

Sony boosts PlayStation and Microsoft promotes Xbox, but the Valve boss said Steam takes a slightly different approach.

PC Gamer

Valve chief Gabe Newell saw today's consoles coming a long time ago: "All the consoles are using PC graphics hardware now"

Xbox Project Helix is the latest in a long line of PC-like consoles

GamesRadar

PlayStation triggers game preservation alarm bells as users find new PS5 and PS4 digital purchases have a 30-day lockout timer: "This can screw customers now AND in the future"

Sony hasn't commented on the change

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RIP: These Dead EVs Won't Make It To 2027

The market is shifting quickly. Less than five years ago, many automakers were fully committed to electrification. Now, companies are scaling back their ambitious EV plans as federal incentives fade, sales slow, and demand softens.

Motor1

Sony rolls out 30-day online DRM check-in for PlayStation digital games — players could temporarily lose access if they don't keep their consoles online

PS4 and PS5 consoles are now apparently subject to a new DRM policy requiring users to check-in online every 30 days to maintain access.

Tom’s Hardware

Former PlayStation boss says "we did not want to make fun of Xbox" in PS4 game-sharing video that quite obviously seemed to make fun of Xbox

Recent events make the whole video a bit ironic

GamesRadar

Table tennis robot defeats some of world’s best players – why this has major implications for robotics

A table tennis robot has outperformed elite players in recent evaluations. The robot, called Ace, marks a significant step toward artificial intelligence (AI) systems that can operate in fast, uncertain, real-world environments.

The Conversation

'Please be fake' — PlayStation fans panic as Sony seemingly introduces ridiculous new '30-day license check' on digital games

Sony is under fire yet again in 2026, but it's not due to increasing PlayStation hardware prices, but rather a new rumored DRM measure.

TechRadar

PlayStation confirms new PS5 DRM policy requiring monthly online check-in is intentional and not a bug

The change has sparked backlash from the PlayStation community.

Dot Esports

This Sony look-alike camera costs just $130, but there's a catch...

Amazon is awash with super-cheap, off-brand cameras that boast incredible specs, but should you buy one?

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The Mary Sue

Video Game Adaptations Are Still a Go, This Time With Michael B. Jordan and Christopher McQuarrie Attached

Hollywood had spent the better part of the past two decades trying, usually in vain, to convince itself it can crack the video game code.

TechRadar

Ulefone Armor Pad 5 Ultra review: A beast of a rugged tablet with the weight to prove it built for punishing environments and DLP projector to boot

The Ulefone Armor Pad 5 Ultra is a truly rugged tablet design with plenty of power, memory storage and even a DLP projector.

Digital Camera World

Is the Sony FX3 finally getting an overdue replacement? New camera registrations hint at an FX series camera...and something far more mysterious

Sony has registered two new cameras in China, and I think one of them is an FX series camera model

What Hi-Fi?

Apple Music exec: "Most people can't hear the difference with lossless audio"

It's a controversial opinion – do you agree?

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TechRadar

QD-OLED's long-rumored 83-inch TV size and 24-inch monitor size look like they're coming at last: Samsung Display registered them with display certification program UL Solutions to prove how good the panels are — now we just need them to launch

Samsung Display appears to have included an unannounced 83-inch model in the QuantumView certification of its QD-OLED TVs

Tom’s Guide

I lived in the Viture Beast for 10,000 miles, and it just ruined other AR glasses for me

Simply put, the Viture Beast are the best AR glasses that money can buy right now — bringing a seriously sharp, vivid picture quality with a buttery smooth refresh rate, a ton of versatility, and a comfortable, premium design.

Dot Esports

Nintendo is reportedly pitching a Metroid movie as Sony and Universal battle for rights

Battle for rights has begun.

Digital Camera World

This camera breaks records in Japan and has now won award for "best full frame expert camera"

A mirrorless camera that meets and exceeds professional expectations – and its popularity is ruling the mirrorless market in Japan

TechRadar

Back from the dead? Not quite. I looked into who's using iconic photography brand names like Agfa, Minolta, Rollei any Yashica today — and what I discovered shocked me

Some camera brands died long ago but their names live on under new management. Here are some of the most notable 'orphaned' brands in the camera industry that have nothing to do with the original companies

What Hi-Fi?

Adventures in AV: I'm a home cinema expert, and even I get caught out by this simple cable issue

Not all HDMI cables are made equal

TechRadar

'I snap them up' — award-winning wildlife photographer explains why he collects second-hand DSLRs for his unique 'Camtraptions' devices, and why they are a better choice over modern mirrorless cameras

The winner of this year's Sony World Photography Award Wildlife category explains why old DSLRs are choice gear for camera trap wildlife photography

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