VBoy Color gives Virtual Boy games new palettes without replacing their graphics
The open-source emulator separates game emulation from hand-painted color packs. That makes its alternative look interesting—and worth distinguishing from restoration.
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iPhone Duo’s Pencil support starts with choosing the right Pencil
Apple confirms the USB-C model. A release-candidate report suggests earlier software support, but the Pencil Pro’s extra features do not come with it.
Samsung’s 45% foldable-sales gain compares two models with one
The European update points to a bigger Fold business. It does not reveal which new model is winning, or how search interest translated into purchases.
eMudhra exits public TLS. Its certificates still need a managed transition
The certificate authority is withdrawing after its weak-key incident. Replacement, revocation services and software distrust are separate parts of the cleanup.
Akai’s MPK Mini Plus II puts the arrangement under your fingers
Chord tools and hardware connections make this more than a row of small keys. It remains a controller, so the sound source is a separate part of the setup.
iPhone Duo’s app badge is a starting point, not the whole experience
Apple’s new showcase separates launch apps from updates still weeks away. The useful question is what each app does with the fold.
Mori’s quiet robot companion comes with a very concrete subscription question
The mushroom-shaped device combines light, sound and movement. Its early-access offer separates the lasting hardware from two years of included content.
Wyze’s rotating bulb camera makes the light switch part of security
Pan, tilt and colored lighting expand the idea, but continuous power and a 120V rating matter more than the screw-in simplicity suggests.
Wolverine and FC 27 split PlayStation’s September charts
Sony’s new download tables show a regional split at the top. They cannot tell us the sales gap—or which game Italy preferred.