Ikea will release its Swedish House Mafia-collaborated record player in October

Ikea partnered with the music supergroup Swedish House Mafia to create a record player. And we can expect that to drop sometime in October. The all-black device will retail for US$159.99. We don't know much about its technical specs. What we know is it's USB-C-powered, works with an Eneby Bluetooth speaker (through a wired connection, though), and comes with a replaceable needle and cartridge.

The player is part of Ikea's Obegränsad (the Swedish word for "unlimited") collection, so it matches an armchair, desk, LED work lamp, record stand, laptop stand, shelving units, and more. It was first announced in June, and now we're getting a clearer timeline of when it's coming out.

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Music from 'Elden Ring' is now up on major streaming services

If you're the type who loves to listen to a game's soundtrack outside of gameplay, Elden Ring's music is now available to you. Developer FromSoftware announced that its soundtrack is now streamable online. You can listen to the substantial 67-track album on Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and more (the complete list is here).

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Apple watchOS 9 can show onscreen Fitness+ metrics on compatible third-party devices

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With the upcoming rollout of watchOS 9 and iOS 16, Apple Fitness+ gets some more handy features. If you don't use Apple TV, you can use AirPlay to stream workouts on third-party devices. For these compatible third-party devices, you even get to see onscreen metrics. Apple hasn't mentioned in its PR what devices it supports.

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Wristcam update lets you join a video call without the accessory

With watchOS 9's release coming up, Wristcam is getting a bit of an upgrade. According to Mark Gurman's Power On newsletter, the Wristcam's third-party app on the Apple Watch will allow you to receive video calls from an iPhone without the Wristcam attachment. This means you can send audio and receive video from the other person in the call without sending back video. Wristcam is a niche accessory that adds a video-chat camera to the Apple Watch.