Entry-level by price, first class by nature, the FiiO M21 does what much more expensive devices claim to do: play music in excellent quality.

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He may be in the middle of filming the upcoming Spider-Man movie, but Tom Holland has other things on his mind: LEGO. The British actor has teamed up with the toymaker for Never Stop Playing, a short ...

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It’s not just vinyl and cassette players that are getting revived for the modern context – CD players are also seeing a resurgence. TINYL’s multifunctional Cover music player that doubles as a ...

And yes, they did markedly improve the ending to Hades II post-launch. IMO, the fixed ending doesn't set thing up for infinite replay story-wise quite as nicely as Hades I did, but it is a significant ...

Kelsea Ballerini has threatened to stop singing one of her popular songs if fans continue to disrespect her during live shows. The country music singer was performing her song “Penthouse” at her show ...

It’s time to admit, before God and the good readers of Ars Technica, that I have a problem. I love roguelikes. Reader, I can’t get enough of them. If there’s even a whisper of a hot new roguelike on ...