Tech news — November 11, 2026

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1. TechSemiconductors

   Nov 11, 2026, 21:59 UTC

   

   Sony Revives Iconic Walkman Headphones

   Sony has reintroduced its classic MDR-3 on-ear headphones, originally launched with the Walkman TPS-L2 in 1979. The updated MDR-3R connects via USB-C, catering to modern devices that lack a headphone jack.

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2. TechSoftwareTelecom

   Nov 11, 2026, 19:49 UTC

   

   PlayStation Retires PC App, Ending Cloud Gaming Option

   Sony has announced the retirement of the PlayStation Plus app for PC, effective December 10. The app, which allowed PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers to stream certain games on PC, will no longer be available due to low usage. Less than 0.4% of eligible subscribers used the app, leading Sony to focus on enhancing other features. This change comes after Sony's recent retreat from PC ports and cloud gaming, making it harder for users to stream games away from their consoles.

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3. TechSoftwareEnterprise ITHardware

   Nov 11, 2026, 18:03 UTC

   

   Twitter Announcements

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4. TechSoftwareAR/VR

   Nov 11, 2026, 15:44 UTC

   

   GTA 6 PS5 Exclusives and Pre-Order Surge

   Rockstar Games has officially revealed PS5-exclusive features for Grand Theft Auto VI, including DualSense controller integration, Tempest 3D audio, and enhanced load times. The game is now the most pre-ordered in history. Meanwhile, PS5 consoles are in stock at Amazon ahead of GTA 6's Nov. 19 release, with both digital and disc versions available. However, the PS5 Pro is currently unavailable. In Hong Kong, PS5 prices have surged due to high demand following the GTA 6 trailer release, with retailers attributing this to increased supply costs.

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5. TechMiddle EastCybersecurityHardware

   Nov 11, 2026, 07:52 UTC

   Belarusian Cloud Provider ActiveCloud Hit by Cyberattack

   Belarusian cloud provider ActiveCloud experienced a significant outage due to a reported cyberattack. The incident made the company's website and some services unavailable. ActiveCloud confirmed that the cause was a 'massive cyber attack' and efforts to restore services were ongoing as of November 11.

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6. TechMiddle EastCybersecurity

   Nov 11, 2026, 05:16 UTC

   

   France Blames Iran for Massive Supermarket Refrigerator Hack

   France has officially accused Iran of orchestrating a large-scale cyberattack that targeted and disrupted refrigeration systems in hundreds of supermarkets across the country last month. The attack, described as 'unprecedented' in scale and aggression, resulted in significant material damage, fires, and tens of millions of euros worth of food spoilage. French authorities have confirmed the responsibility lies with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Iran and have promised European-level sanctions in response.

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