April 2026

Tatsuya Imai says American lifestyle led to arm fatigue and stint in IL

NEWYou can now listen to PK Press Club articles! Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai signed with the Houston Astros this offseason, and the transition to the American lifestyle hasn’t been easy for him. Imai, 27, was recently placed on the injured list with strain in his right arm, and in his first comments since his injury, […]

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Tiger Woods’ lawyer fights subpoena for prescription drug records: reports

NEWYou can now listen to PK Press Club articles! After prosecutors announced a subpoena would be issued later this month for Tiger Woods’ prescription drug records, his lawyer is fighting the move. Woods was arrested for driving under the influence after passing field sobriety tests following a two-vehicle crash in which his Range Rover flipped

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Do you think the PS5 Pro is too expensive? This infamously expensive gaming console is coming back from the dead

Plaion Replai and SNK announce new retro console The Neo Geo AES+ brings back the very expensive system from the 90s This re-release costs $249.99 / £179.99 / AU$329.99 and will launch on November 12, 2026. Retro video game brand Plaion Replai has announced a new retro console in collaboration with publisher SNK, and it’s

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Where are tokenized assets located today

In today’s newsletter, Redstone’s Marcin Kazmierczak walks us through the evolution of tokenization as it moves from “concept to allocation.” Next, in “Ask an Expert,” Kieran Mitha answers investors’ questions about tokenized investments. -Sarah Morton Where are tokenized assets located today Tokenization moves from concept to allocation. What matters now is how these assets fit

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Blackmagic has just transformed the Apple Watch into a remote control for filming on iPhone

Blackmagic Camera for iOS 3.3 is now available on the App Store Update adds Apple Watch camera controls and iPhone image monitoring New features also include support for ATEM camera controls Blackmagic Design, the company behind popular editing software DaVinci Resolve, has released a significant update to its Blackmagic Camera app for iOS. The Blackmagic

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VerifiedX Launches Bitcoin Privacy Layer as Part of Industry Efforts to Close Institutional Privacy Gaps

A growing push to bring privacy to public blockchains has reached Bitcoin, with VerifiedX unveiling a new layer designed to protect transactions while maintaining auditability. The system, called Prism, allows for encrypted balances, protected addresses and selective disclosure, allowing users to transact privately while proving compliance when necessary, according to an email announcement shared with

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Who goes there? Your Ring doorbell can now recognize up to 50 familiar faces and tell you if the caller is a friend or stranger.

Familiar Faces sends detailed notifications that tell you exactly who’s calling It can store the names and faces of up to 50 people and is linked to your account. It is now rolling out to Ring Pro and Ring Pro Intelligence subscribers. Ring has launched a new feature for your video doorbell and security cameras

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A computer without electricity? Mechanical computing concept ‘could help improve people’s lives’ with all sorts of potential real-world uses

American researchers have built a mechanical computer It is made from metal bars and springs and is capable of performing basic computer operations. This could pave the way for significant technological advances and “could help improve people’s lives by having artificial limbs or more responsive touch rooms.” Can we build a PC from springs and

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