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Keychron’s gaming mouse firmware is going open-source, while the company critiques ‘firmware you can’t read, can’t audit, can’t change’
Keychron has announced plans to make the firmware for its gaming mice open-source, allowing users and developers to inspect and potentially modify the code. The move matters because it challenges the common practice of shipping peripheral firmware that customers cannot independently review or alter. The company framed the decision as a response to proprietary firmware…
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LIV Golf reportedly canceling its finale makes CEO’s comments about ‘incredible’ Saudis look wildly foolish
LIV Golf’s team championship, the season-ending finale of the Saudi-backed golf league, will reportedly not take place this year, according to a report from Flushing It Golf. The development undercuts recent upbeat remarks from LIV CEO Scott O’Neil about the league’s Saudi backers, highlighting the growing difficulties facing the breakaway circuit as it struggles to…
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Pokopia Expansion Pass Trailer Reveals New Pokémon & A First Look At ‘Part 2’
The Pokémon Company has released a full overview trailer for Pokémon Pokopia’s Expansion Pass Part 1, alongside a first look at the upcoming Part 2 content. The reveal follows the game’s earlier confirmation of the DLC’s release date, and gives players their clearest picture yet of what the paid expansion will add to the Switch…
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Sour Widows unveil album Sigil and single Blood in the Grass
Sour Widows have announced their new album “Sigil”, set for release in October, alongside the release of its lead single “Blood in the Grass”. The Bay Area duo worked with producer Melina Duterte, best known for her own project Jay Som, giving fans an early indication of the record’s musical direction ahead of the full…
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ACLU, National Coalition Against Censorship and 20 Other Groups Line Up to Support Disney in Tangle With FCC
Twenty-two advocacy groups, including the ACLU, the National Coalition Against Censorship and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, have written to Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro pledging support as the company clashes with the Federal Communications Commission. The letter urges Disney to keep defending its First Amendment rights and to speak out publicly, arguing that the outcome affects…
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Blacklyte Atlas Lite Standing Desk Review
IGN has reviewed the Blacklyte Atlas Lite, a standing desk that trims some features from the company’s flagship Atlas model but costs roughly half as much, arguing it sacrifices little in practical terms. The review highlights the desk’s build quality, recycled woodfibre desktop and generous depth as strong points for anyone seeking an ergonomic, budget-friendly…
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Peter Gabriel – “One By One”
Peter Gabriel has released “One By One,” the latest instalment in the extended rollout of his forthcoming album o/i, with new tracks appearing on each full moon throughout the year rather than as a handful of advance singles. The near-ten-minute song revives Mozo, a mythical character Gabriel first introduced during his Genesis years in the…
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Labour minister Sarah Sackman demands ‘unsettling’ Union flags are taken down in her constituency
Labour justice minister Sarah Sackman has called for Union flags to be removed from lamp posts in her Finchley and Golders Green constituency, describing their presence as “unsettling” for some residents. The intervention has drawn criticism from opponents who accuse her of being out of touch with public sentiment, at a time when displays of…
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Livvy Dunne making it look easy in Baywatch one-piece, Eleonora Incardona tears up France & Aaron Rodgers wife
Fox News’s OutKick sports and entertainment outlet has published a roundup of glamour and lifestyle items featuring female athletes and celebrities, including gymnast-turned-influencer Livvy Dunne, Italian model Eleonora Incardona, and Aaron Rodgers’s wife. The piece sits within OutKick’s regular mix of sports news and celebrity/lifestyle content rather than reporting a single hard news event, and…
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“The Hardest Decision I’ve Ever Had To Make”: Megan Moroney Breaks Down in Tears After Canceling Denver Show Just Two Songs In
Country singer Megan Moroney cancelled her Denver concert on 29 July 2026 just three songs into the set after realising she was too unwell to continue, telling the crowd she could not give them a full performance. The singer, known for hits including “6 Months Later” and “No Caller ID”, broke down in tears backstage…