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The 5 Most Elusive PlayStation 5 Controllers Accessible in 2026
DualSense ranks among the finest controllers available, unmatched by some of its uncommon special edition variants. Following the console’s debut in 2020, Sony has introduced numerous unique versions of the DualSense, while the platform itself has continuously integrated concealed PS5 features. Although some special editions feature slight modifications, others are particularly appealing to collectors.
This appeal arises because these versions are typically launched to commemorate specific game releases or are reserved for a select audience, such as Sony staff. Due to the limited availability, finding one after the inventory is depleted can be quite challenging. For example, certain DualSense versions are issued with fewer than 500 units, and many of them are also exclusive to certain regions.
It’s important to note that numerous models are no longer offered for sale on official platforms, so you might have to explore the second-hand market. Nonetheless, if you’re eager to enhance your collection with a rare item and are prepared to invest a bit more, here are some of the most elusive PS5 controllers you can discover in 2026.
DualSense Play Has No Limits Edition
The “Play Has No Limits” version is not a significant visual departure from the standard DualSense. It retains the white hue and the microtexture with the traditional PlayStation 5 button icons — square, triangle, circle, and X linked by lines. The opening on the back of a standard DualSense also remains unaltered in this version. However, what truly differentiates the “Play Has No Limits” edition is that it was never available for purchase by the general public.
It is precisely this exclusivity that renders it one of the rarest PlayStation 5 controllers. Consumers never had the opportunity to obtain it, since it
The 5 Least Expensive New Electric Cars Offered in 2026
Electric vehicles (EVs) have experienced a tumultuous journey of adoption in the U.S. over the past few years. In 2021, General Motors announced its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2040, while Ford highlighted aspirations for as much as 50% of its American sales to be electric by 2030. However, circumstances change, and by 2026, the global automotive sector—including Ford and GM—has estimated losses of around $70 billion due to challenges in EV adoption.
Interestingly, the 2025 Hyundai Kona Electric would have been featured in this list of the most affordable EVs available if the Korean car manufacturer had not halted its production for 2026. It’s evident that electric vehicles are facing significant hurdles lately, yet enthusiasts of this eco-friendly mode of transportation still have choices. For instance, there’s the Lucid Air Sapphire. This EV boasts 1,234 horsepower, accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.1 seconds, and is priced at $250,000.
For those who find that price tag steep, the silver lining is that there is a wide range of more affordable EVs on the market. We’ve compiled five models ranging from around $36,000 down to under $29,000. Here they are, listed from most to least expensive—all prices reflect the base model, including destination fees.
Subaru Uncharted: $36,445
With the brand-new Uncharted subcompact EV, the collaboration between Subaru and Toyota that began with the Solterra-bZ4X twins now extends to the smaller Uncharted and Toyota CH-R. However, Toyota’s compact EV starts $2,000 above the Uncharted, primarily because it’s one of the few Subarus that lacks standard all-wheel drive (AWD). The base Premium model reduces costs by opting for front-wheel drive (FWD). It features a 75-kWh battery pack, offering a driving range of 308 miles and producing 221 horsepower.
Similar to many contemporary rivals, the Uncharted is equipped with a North American Charging Standard (NACS) port, allowing for charging at Tesla Supercharger stations. Subaru claims you can charge the battery from 10% to 80% in 28 minutes. These entry-level Uncharteds are outfitted with 18-inch alloy wheels, rain-sensing wipers, and dual rear spoilers for a dash of style. Inside, buyers can enjoy a 14-inch infotainment touchscreen featuring wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, heated front seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control.
Rear legroom measures 32 inches, which is somewhat limited, but the maximum cargo capacity—when the back seats are folded down—offers 60 cubic feet of space. Subaru’s EyeSight collection of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) equips every Uncharted with features like adaptive cruise control (ACC), forward collision mitigation (FCM), and a lane-keeping system (LKS), while Active Cornering Assist can automatically brake the inside front wheel to enhance handling in turns.
Toyota bZ: $36,350
Previously called the bZ4X, Toyota has removed the “4X” from its largest EV’s name, rebranding it simply as the bZ for 2026. The design has been updated, and an improved driving range is available, with the base XLE variant providing 235 miles on a full charge from its 58-kWh battery pack. However, for an additional $3,000, buyers can opt for the XLE Plus, which features a 75-kWh pack rated for 314 miles of range.
In both versions, a NACS charging port comes standard, allowing the battery to charge from 10% to 80% in 30 minutes using DC Fast Charging. Toyota (and Subaru) excels in infotainment touchscreen dimensions, as demonstrated by the 14-inch screen in the bZ. Standard technology includes wireless smartphone mirroring, a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, dual wireless phone charging pads, and a 3-year trial of Remote Connect. This connectivity feature allows remote management of car functions such as door locking and engine start via Toyota’s app.
Additionally, it features Digital Key capability, facilitating digital sharing of car keys among owners. Like each EV listed here, the 2026 bZ comes with two rows of seating. With both rows in use, cargo space stands at 28 cubic feet, but folding down the rear seats increases it to 57 cubic feet. Rear legroom surpasses that of the Subaru Uncharted at 35 inches, and each new bZ is equipped with alloy wheels, LED exterior lighting, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel.
Fiat 500e: $32,495
Fiat’s electric 500 is a vehicle of
China’s Newest Nuclear Submarine Boasts Enhanced Features in Addition to Its Larger Dimensions
adding its most cutting-edge aircraft carrier since 2012 captured attention, China’s submarine initiative might wield an equally significant influence on its global aspirations.
Its advancements could bring Beijing closer to establishing a nuclear submarine fleet on par with those operated by the U.S. and Russia. Historically, China’s submarine fleet has fallen behind its competitors in both capabilities and quantity, mostly comprising loud, diesel-electric tactical submarines. However, enhancements to the Bohai shipyard have proven remarkably effective. Presently, Beijing surpasses Washington in the production of submarines. Nonetheless, China’s earlier vessels have diminished in comparison to contemporary American submarines.
First noted by Naval News in early February 2026, satellite images have provided Western analysts a preview of PLAN’s most sophisticated nuclear submarine to date. Referred to as the Type 095, this submarine is believed to be an enhancement over China’s previous classes, specifically the Type 093B and Type 094. While much remains undisclosed regarding Beijing’s clandestine submarine acquisition process, with insights on the Type 095’s missile system, torpedo configuration, and sonar functions being extremely scarce, specialists view the larger, more advanced warship as potentially China’s inaugural serious contender to the U.S.’s underwater supremacy. Likely bolstered by refined hydrodynamic shaping methods, the submarine will showcase a more spacious hull, enhanced acoustics, larger subsystems, and a quieter propulsion mechanism.
A hazy yet informative image
Satellite visuals displayed the submarine at the launch facility of Bohai shipbuilding yard. Initially, observers speculated it was an upgraded variant of China’s Type-093B, but the 110-meter-long submarine’s elevated waterline indicates either a single or hybrid hull design and a broader diameter. The outcomes are a more spacious interior and a probable displacement between 9,000 and 10,000 tons, thus making it the largest submarine in China’s fleet.
Although specifics about the submarine’s configuration are sparse, existing reports indicate that the Type 095 will enhance PLAN’s underwater capabilities. For example, experts believe that the submarine will incorporate a pump jet propeller to minimize noise signatures and evade sonar detection. It could further diminish noise during movement through hull-mounted dive planes, and its anticipated integration of advanced acoustic technologies, such as sonar-dodging anechoic tiles and enhanced engine vibration isolation systems, has some analysts optimistic that the 095 will address Beijing’s noisy submarine dilemma. Additionally, the introduction of an X-tail rudder could improve underwater maneuverability, while its 200 megawatt natural circulation nuclear reactor could allow for extended underwater operations.
Limited information is available regarding the submarine’s armament systems, although images reveal an incomplete area behind the sail, which may suggest the presence of a vertical launch system capable of deploying Beijing’s new YJ-19 hypersonic missile or the anti-ship ballistic YJ-20 missile, although this remains uncertain. Another possibility is a weapon system known as a tri-pack, wherein one tube accommodates three launch cells. Some have proposed that the Type 095 will
Liquid Glass in Pixelmator Pro Now Only Available at Creator Studio
### Apple Creator Studio: A New Chapter for Creative Experts
Earlier this year, Apple launched the Apple Creator Studio, a subscription package intended to grant users access to all of Apple’s professional applications on Mac and iPad. This encompasses popular tools such as Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Motion, and Pixelmator Pro, addressing the demands of creative professionals and enthusiasts universally.
#### Pixelmator Pro on iPad
A standout aspect of this release was the debut of Pixelmator Pro on the iPad. This expansion enables users to manipulate images and generate graphics on a mobile device, amplifying the software’s flexibility. Furthermore, a new Liquid Glass design was announced for Mac users, although it has not yet been released for those who previously acquired the app separately.
#### Commitments and Limitations
Upon the launch of the updated version of Pixelmator Pro for Creator Studio subscribers, Apple reassured existing users that updates would persist for those who had already bought the app. Nonetheless, users were notified that certain exclusive features, such as the Liquid Glass design, would remain inaccessible to them. While this setup seems reasonable to many, it has left some users feeling let down, especially those eager for the updated design aesthetic.
#### Recent Update: Version Differences
The first significant update to Pixelmator Pro since the Creator Studio introduction was recently rolled out, enhancing file compatibility for new camera models and bringing new app mockup templates featuring the iPhone 17. This update was released for both the upfront purchased version and the Creator Studio version, but with a crucial difference: the paid app is now at version 3.8, whereas the Creator Studio app has advanced to version 4.2.
In spite of the functional similarities between the two versions, Apple has chosen not to provide the Liquid Glass design for users who have previously acquired Pixelmator Pro. This choice has elicited mixed responses; while some users might favor the original design, others feel excluded from the latest improvements.
#### Conclusion
For those who appreciate using Pixelmator Pro and have already committed to the app, the lack of the Liquid Glass design is a significant setback. At present, users find themselves without access to this new feature, and it remains uncertain whether Apple will later offer it to existing customers. The Apple Creator Studio marks a prominent advancement for creative professionals, yet the restrictions imposed on existing users underscore the persistent challenges of subscription-based models in software distribution.
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Crucial Samsung TV Configurations to Modify Right Away
specialized streaming gadgets and gaming consoles present a superior option for watching movies and television series. This isn’t to imply that you’ll experience no issues when utilizing a Roku or Fire TV Stick, but in terms of processors and user interface, these varieties of devices are built specifically for app-streaming from the very beginning.
Reasons to Purchase an Xbox Series X Today
GamesIndustry. This follows Microsoft’s decision to increase the prices of its Xbox consoles two times in 2025 — first in May and again in October.
At the time of this writing, the Xbox Series X is priced at $599.99 for the digital version and $649.99 for the disc version, while the Xbox Series S is available starting at $399.99. In March 2026, Sony escalated the pricing of the PlayStation 5 lineup for the second time since August 2025, aligning its cost with the prevailing MSRPs of Xbox consoles. Recently, it has been reported that Nintendo is contemplating a price hike for the Switch 2 as well. Given the current situation — the worldwide chip shortage and the ongoing geopolitical issues disrupting supply chains — the prices of these consoles could easily rise again. The Xbox Series X and S may soon be among the consoles facing a price increase, making this an ideal time to purchase one before conditions deteriorate further.
Manufacturers are spending more to deliver consoles to our homes
How I Utilize Android Functions to Seem Proficient in Various Languages to My Global Friends
I can converse with friends from around the globe using a well-known Android feature and a more obscure one.
Google Translate has been a fundamental part of my life for many years, as I maintain close connections with individuals worldwide. While they all have varying degrees of proficiency in English, I often attempt to communicate with them in a language they are more comfortable using. Although Google Translate is helpful, the process of launching the app, copying the text, and pasting it into another app is somewhat cumbersome.
Thankfully, Google has embedded its Translate functionality into various other apps and features within Android, streamlining the access to these capabilities where they are most necessary. Gboard and Circle to Search are two such apps that have assisted me in understanding what my international friends are saying when they communicate with me in their native tongues, while enabling me to reply in a manner they can easily comprehend.
Google Translate everywhere
Circle to Search is among the finest features Google has rolled out on Android, and the company continually enhances it with new functionalities annually. A couple of years back, Google incorporated a Translate button into Circle to Search for seamless translation of whatever is displayed on your screen, and it’s become one of my favorite (and likely most utilized) features.
Actually, I rarely use Circle to Search for its originally intended purpose, which was to conveniently identify and search for items on your screen.
On the other hand, Gboard is undoubtedly one of the top keyboard apps on Android, and the added benefit is that it’s often preinstalled as the default option on numerous Android devices. One reason it’s so remarkable is because of its additional features, with text translation being among them. With this function, Gboard will automatically convert whatever you input in a text field into your chosen language.
Some OEMs offer features that are a bit more refined, such as Samsung’s Writing Assist. However, those features are typically specific to the brand and often necessitate using that brand’s apps, like Samsung Keyboard. Fortunately, my approach is brand-neutral, so I generally prefer it.
Translate like a pro
1. Press and hold the bottom bar or the home button at the bottom to access Circle to Search.
2. Tap the Translate icon, and Circle to Search will convert everything visible on your screen.
3. If your device is supported, tap the hand icon to keep translating the dialogue as you scroll.
4. To stop continuous translation, click the x icon.
5. Open Gboard and press the icon with four squares to launch the shortcuts/features menu.
6. Move the Translate icon to the primary shortcuts bar. Keep in mind you can only have five options, so you might need to remove one.
7. Exit the shortcuts/features menu. Click the Translate shortcut.
8. Tap Detect language.
9. Choose your preferred language from the menu. After selection, you might need to swap the languages using the switch button in the middle.
After selecting a language, start typing in the translator text box. As you type, the translated text will instantly appear in the main text field of whichever app you are using to communicate.
Gets the job done
My primary smartphone for the past year has been the Motorola Razr Ultra 2025, which is an excellent device, yet it lacks some of the more beneficial app translation features available on Samsung or Pixel phones. Nevertheless, this one-two combination has proven quite effective for me; whether I’m using the Razr or another Android device, the experience remains relatively uniform.
Of course, Google Translate is not always completely accurate, and certain nuances can be lost in translation, especially when idioms are involved. Nonetheless, none of my friends seem taken aback when I unexpectedly switch the conversation to their language with a fair degree of fluency, and they always seem to understand me well, and vice versa. I view it as a thoughtful way to relieve them from having to think in a language they might not be accustomed to.
Google Says Polymarket Bets Showing Up in News Was an ‘Error’
Polymarket bets started popping up in Google News alongside legitimate news articles. But now those results aren’t showing, and Google says they were never supposed to. Spokesperson Ned Adriance told The Verge that “Google News is designed to show sources that create content about current issues, events, and important topics, and we have policies for […]
