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• Valorant moves to Unreal Engine 5 today. (theverge.com)
  And Riot Games is hoping you won’t even notice, apart from the big download. Today’s update moves Valorant from Unreal Engine 4.27 to Unrea…
• Photoshop just made it shockingly easy to add objects into photos (theverge.com)
  Adobe is launching some new generative AI features for Photoshop that make it easier than ever to convincingly add or remove people and obj…
• Traffic surges for iTunes and Xbox Live (arstechnica.com)
  Sandvine has observed a surge in broadband traffic for iTunes and Xbox Live in …
• One of Nintendo’s most creative SNES games is now on the Switch (theverge.com)
  You can now play Super Nintendo’s Mario Paint on the Switch 2 using the new Joy-Con’s mouse controls.
• These websites have let their users down the most this year (zdnet.com)
  Outages are inconvenient for users of the service – and major outages can impact millions of people. But which websites had the most outage…
• 100GB 1.8in. drives arrive soon; time for a bigger iPod? (arstechnica.com)
  Itty-bitty hard drives just got bigger as Toshiba adds perpendicular recording …
• œWe have limited ability to ‘push back.’†(theverge.com)
  The controversy over Itch.io’s NSFW game delisting isn’t cooling down, but the platform has tried to address some of the most common questi…
• Japanese rights group wants YouTube to screen for copyrighted videos (arstechnica.com)
  A Japanese group representing authors, composers, and publishers has just sent …
• What’s on your desk, Cameron Faulkner? (theverge.com)
  Our commerce editor describes how he moved from a studio apartment to a space with a separate office.
• PAID CONTENT: Moore's Law Under the Microscope: Intel Advances Process & Packaging (zdnet.com)
  With its recent process and packaging announcements, Intel demonstrates innovative ingenuity as it improves chip design, power consumption,…
• How to delete your Facebook account for good (zdnet.com)
  Getting rid of your Facebook account takes a bit of work on your part.
• Apple's supply chain crunch (zdnet.com)
  Apple's results last quarter fell short for lack of chips. The company says the worst of the supply chain is happening with chips made with…
• Hon Hai/Foxconn reportedly wins MacBook contract (arstechnica.com)
  The company that produces Apple's iPod, Foxconn, has reportedly won the …
• Google Workspace is rolling out a security update to stop token stealing attacks (theverge.com)
  Google is rolling out Device Bound Session Credentials, a new feature designed to fight cookie-stealing attacks. It works by binding sessio…
• New Halo 3 trailer! I'm trying really hard to get excited (arstechnica.com)
  The Halo 3 trailer is out in the wild, but I need some more game footage …
• In A24’s Eternity, the afterlife is whatever you want it to be. (theverge.com)
  Larry (Miles Teller) needs a few beats to figure out that he’s dead in the new trailer for director David Freyne’s metaphysical romcom Eter…
• Bring back thumbdrive functionality to your 2G shuffle (sort of) (arstechnica.com)
  Potential buyers of the 2nd gen iPod shuffle were disappointed when the USB …
• VA releases new cybersecurity strategy in honor of Veterans Day (zdnet.com)
  The Department of Veterans Affairs has dealt with multiple security incidents over the last two decades.
• Google debuts ClusterFuzzLite security tool for CI, CD workflows (zdnet.com)
  The fuzzing solution is set to bolster software supply chain security.
• You can get two long-range Tile Pro trackers for the price of one (theverge.com)
  Woot’s selling two Tile Pros for $34.99 ($25 off), while one is $23.99 (11 off). Anker’s Soundcore Boom 3 and the Apple Watch Series Ultra…
• Apple makes another software acquisition (arstechnica.com)
  Apple buys a major player in the TV production game.
• The dangerously blurry line between wellness and medical tech (theverge.com)
  Whoop is saying its latest blood pressure insights feature is wellness tech. The FDA disagrees, saying it has clear medical and diagnostic…
• Internet Archive celebrates 25 years, seeks funds amid new legal challenges (zdnet.com)
  The Internet Archive is the largest digital library preserving the history of the internet, TV, and radio broadcasts.
• The first batch of PSone games available on the PS3... but you can't actually play them on the (arstechnica.com)
  The idea of downloading PSone games onto the PS3 to play on the PSP is a …
• Yelp is creating its own AI videos about restaurants (theverge.com)
  Yelp is using AI to stitch together and narrate user-posted content into videos about restaurants, food, and nightlife businesses that are…
• Roboblitz to hit 360 Arcade this Wednesday (arstechnica.com)
  The fun and surprisingly engaging game of Roboblitz will see a 360 release …
• CEO-designate of Pegasus spyware's NSO Group resigns after US sanctions (zdnet.com)
  Just two weeks after accepting the role at NSO Group, new CEO Itzik Benbenisti announced his resignation.
• Google Search’s AI Mode gets an update to ‘see’ your homework (theverge.com)
  Students will be able to upload PDFs or use the camera on their phone to set AI Mode off on a search for answers.
• Unsupervised AI arrives for quality inspection (zdnet.com)
  The quality inspection revolution begins with some wildly independent AI.
• Get amazing bargains on these 15 drones for a limited time during this pre-Black Friday sale (zdnet.com)
  You don't have to make yourself crazy trying to find the drone that suits you best, just check out the ones featured here and grab one whil…
• File-swapping: so much fun, even the children of music moguls do it (arstechnica.com)
  The head of Warner Music has admitted that his children have downloaded …
• Seenda’s wireless mouse includes a volume knob with playback controls (theverge.com)
  Seenda’s budget-friendly wireless mouse includes an easy access volume knob alongside ergonomically positioned buttons.
• Safari market share grew to 4.03 percent in November (arstechnica.com)
  Safari use has grown 45 percent over the last year, according to new numbers …
• Silicon superconductor (arstechnica.com)
  Researchers produce a doped silicon material that superconducts.
• Your Raspberry Pi 4 may have just got an unexpected speed boost (zdnet.com)
  A firmware update in the latest version of Debian could bring some hardware happiness to Raspberry Pi fans.
• Freshworks expands into IT operations management running its familiar playbook (zdnet.com)
  Freshworks is continuing to take on giants with its Neo platform and Freshservice is the latest product launch aimed at SMBs and enterprise…
• Google’s NotebookLM can now make narrated slideshows with AI (theverge.com)
  Google’s NotebookLM is getting a new Video Overviews feature that uses AI to create narrated slideshows. The Studio tab is getting some upd…
• Hot Topic makes gaming okay for goths and emo kids alike (arstechnica.com)
  If it's a trend, Hot Topic is going to try to make money on it. This is what …
• Corsair’s tiny PC takes on Framework Desktop with the same 128GB Strix Halo for LLMs (and gaming). (theverge.com)
  [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/07/CORSAIR_AI_WORKSTATION_RENDER_09.jpg?quality=90&strip=all] This bo…
• Ransomware gangs are using these 'ruthless' tactics as they aim for bigger payouts (zdnet.com)
  More sophisticated ransomware attacks are on the way as cyber criminals tailor campaigns to raise the chances of a ransom payment.
• BazarBackdoor now abuses Windows 10 app feature in 'call me back' attack (zdnet.com)
  AppInstaller.exe has been twisted in a new form of phishing attack.
• Hacker gets prominent evolution archive booted from Google Index (arstechnica.com)
  After the Talk.Origins website was hacked back in November, the site was …
• Wii component cables pushed back into 2007 for retail (arstechnica.com)
  Wii needs component cables, and Nintendo doesn't want us to have them. Why do …
• The UK's iconic phone boxes are under threat. This move could save thousands (zdnet.com)
  Mobile phones have been reducing demand for phone boxes for years. But some will survive.
• Novell to support Microsoft's Office Open XML format (arstechnica.com)
  Novell and Microsoft announce more fruit from their recent pact. Novell's …
• An in-depth profile of Luke Farritor, 23-year-old IT Renfield. (theverge.com)
  “Luke’s résumé didn’t pass muster,” says one former government official, but obviously that doesn’t matter to DOGE. Farritor is “designated…
• The IT skills gap is getting worse. Here are 10 ways you can avoid a crisis (zdnet.com)
  More than two-thirds of digital leaders can't keep pace with change because of a lack of technology talent.
• Microsoft Teams just got a handy new feature in Windows 11 (zdnet.com)
  But the new feature isn't available to everyone, yet.
• Open Document Format published as ISO standard (arstechnica.com)
  The Open Document Format has been published as an official standard by the …
• Pfizer's new drug woes (arstechnica.com)
  Pfizer, the market-leading drug company, have suspended all development on …