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    Sincere Inc. launches glow-in-the-dark portable Bluetooth CD player●Portable Bluetooth CD player has a glow-in-the-dark transparent green finish, modern features Sincere Inc. has releasedMmastodonBusinessStartups24 d ago

    Sincere Inc. has released its Pixel Tunes portable Bluetooth CD player in a new 'After Hours' finish, a transparent green shell that glows in the dark. The retro-styled device pairs old-format CD playback with modern Bluetooth connectivity, drawing attention as a nostalgic gadget with contemporary features.

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    Toki 1989 Arcade Game Headed To Classic Platforms Via Microids Deal▼New Old Pixels Signs Deal With Microids To Bring 1989 Arcade Toki To Classic Platforms✉newsCultureGaming5 d ago

    New Old Pixels has signed a deal with French publisher Microids to bring Toki, the 1989 arcade game also known as Juju Densetsu, to classic platforms. The agreement means the cult run-and-gun platformer, originally developed by Taito, will be re-released for players on legacy systems. Fans of retro arcade titles are following the news as Toki remains a well-remembered classic of the late-1980s arcade era.

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    Android user switches from iPhone after replicating one-finger swipes in TalkBack●I'm shopping for an # Android phone now that I figured out how to make Talkback understand 1 finger swipes like Apple doMmastodonTechnologyMobile22 d ago

    A blind assistive-tech user says they are shopping for an Android phone after working out how to make Google's TalkBack screen reader support one-finger swipes similar to Apple's VoiceOver gestures. They already own an old Pixel 4A but are locked out of it by Factory Reset Protection, which they describe as hugely annoying, prompting the search for a new device.

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    Writer turns old Pixel 4a into a dedicated music player▼A headphone jack and 100GB of music — my old Pixel 4a is my new iPod✉newsCultureMusic5 d ago

    A writer at Android Police describes repurposing an old Google Pixel 4a as a dedicated iPod-style music device, loading it with 100GB of music and making use of its headphone jack. The piece reflects a broader nostalgia-driven trend of using spare phones as distraction-free offline music players instead of streaming.