You can upgrade this modular guitar controller with 3D-printed parts.
Drakong, a new gaming hardware subsidiary of Hyperkin, has partnered with Fender for a new rhythm game guitar controller called the InfinaKore Telecaster Edition. What sets it apart from Hyperkin's Hyper Strummer is a modular design allowing the body, fret buttons, whammy and strum bars to be customized and replaced with 3D-printed alternatives.
The controller supports Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connections, the Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and PCs, and games including Fortnite Festival , Guitar Hero , and Rock Band . 1/4 The controller's design is inspired by the iconic Fender Telecaster guitar, and includes connection points for a shoulder strap. Image: Drakong
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
32 minutes ago
- Yahoo
'Friends' Actress Tapped for Explosive Memoir Series, Fans Expect a 'Stellar Performance' Given Uncanny Real-Life Parallel
'Friends' Actress Tapped for Explosive Memoir Series, Fans Expect a 'Stellar Performance' Given Uncanny Real-Life Parallel originally appeared on Parade. Hollywood icon will star in Apple TV+'s upcoming series adaptation of Jennette McCurdy's explosive memoir, I'm Glad My Mom Died. The casting announcement has sent ripples through the entertainment world and social media, with fans immediately drawing parallels between Aniston's own well-documented relationship with her late mother and the series' deeply personal subject matter. McCurdy's memoir, which candidly details her tumultuous life as a child star on Nickelodeon's iCarly and her fraught, often abusive relationship with her mother, has captivated millions since its release. The book's raw honesty and challenging themes quickly made it a bestseller. Now, with Aniston stepping into a lead role, anticipation for the series has reached a fever pitch, particularly among those who have read McCurdy's powerful account. Reactions on Reddit highlight both the book's impact and the perceived suitability of Aniston for the project. "No one else would be allowed to make her story into a movie," one user commented, acknowledging McCurdy's involvement in the adaptation. They added, "And personally I'm not surprised, it's riveting and sad and there are lots of tragic biopics that get made. Movies like this do well." The raw emotional depth of the source material resonated deeply, with another fan sharing, "oof, this one's going to be a tough watch. reading it was hard enough. i'm firmly seated though!" Many online echoed the sentiment that Aniston's personal history makes her uniquely qualified for the role. "I have actually read the book Aniston's mom wrote about their relationship and all I can say is that Jennifer knows first hand what it's like to grow up with a mother who is a narcissist. I think she will do it justice," a Redditor wrote, referencing Nancy Dow's memoir about her relationship with Jennifer. Another added, "With Jen's own relationship with her mom….this is gonna be a stellar performance." The consensus among many is that Aniston's lived experience with a "tumultuous relationship with her emotionally abusive mother, that ended in no contact," will allow her to deliver a "fantastic" and nuanced performance. Fans also recalled Aniston's previous roles, noting her capacity to portray complex mother figures. "She was a great narcissistic mom in Dumplin, she really sold it and sold the redemption arch of the story. I'm actually excited to see her in this!" one comment highlighted. While some initially "did not picture her as the mother," many now believe she "can do it well." The series promises to be a powerful and potentially heart-wrenching viewing experience. "This book was an absolutely brutal read. I hope Jeanette makes bank," a fan expressed, reflecting the intense emotional journey the story presents. The casting of Aniston, a beloved figure with a deep understanding of the themes involved, suggests an adaptation poised for critical acclaim. "Best tactical move Jen has made in years," one user proclaimed, adding, "I'd just engrave the Emmy already," signaling high expectations for her performance and potential awards recognition. 'Friends' Actress Tapped for Explosive Memoir Series, Fans Expect a 'Stellar Performance' Given Uncanny Real-Life Parallel first appeared on Parade on Jul 1, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
32 minutes ago
- Yahoo
The new Miss Florida has ties to Gainesville. Here's what to know.
LAKELAND – The city of Gainesville has another champion to celebrate. After three nights of competition, showcasing talent, interview skills and community initiatives, Paris Richardson was crowned Miss Florida on June 28 night at the 2025 Miss Florida Scholarship Competition at the RP Funding Center. Richardson was the second Miss Gainesville to win the crown and the first since Marcia Crane earned the title in 1952. She will now represent the Sunshine State at Miss America in September. A 2020 graduate of Jean Ribault Senior High School in Jacksonville, Richardson, is a recent graduate of the University of Florida with a master's degree in health administration. The reigning Miss Gainesville, Richardson, was presented with her crown from 2024 Miss Florida winner Casana Fink and was awarded a $20,000 scholarship for her win. In the 2024 Miss Florida competition, Richardson was third runner-up as Miss Northeast Florida. In addition to this week's on-stage success, Richardson earned multiple scholarships during Miss Florida week, highlighted by winning the talent competition on night two with an inspirational acrobatic performance to Big Noise by Bette Midler. The former University of Florida cheerleader was also one of just four candidates to win two scholarships during the 2025 Scholarship Award Gala held at Camp Margaritaville RV Resort and Cabana Cabins in Auburndale on June 27. She was the recipient of the Women in Business ($500) and Miss Florida Marketing Plan ($1,000) scholarships. Richardson was one of 16 semifinalists announced at the beginning of the finals on June 28. The semifinalists presented their community service initiatives and went through the health and fitness portion of the program. The event concluded with the talent and evening gown competition, followed by an on-stage conversation with the 2003 Miss Florida winner and 2004 Miss America winner, Ericka Dunlop before the winner was announced. Richardson will use her platform as Miss Florida to expand the reach of her initiative, CROWN of Health, by collaborating with local schools, community organizations and healthcare professionals to promote wellness education and equitable access to healthcare through workshops, school visits, and community events, with hopes to equip individuals with the knowledge and resources necessary to make informed health decisions. Additionally, she intends to serve as a liaison between communities and healthcare providers, advocating for policies that address health disparities and promote inclusivity. Earlier in the evening, Noelle Schnacky, Miss Orlando's Teen, was named Miss Florida's Teen 2025 and will compete in the Miss America's Teen Competition. Noelle receives a $5,000 scholarship and full tuition to one of the following schools of higher education: Stetson, Florida Southern, Florida State University Panama City and Gulf Coast State College. Noelle, a native of Clermont, is a recent graduate of Lake Mineola High School and is enrolled at Lake Sumter State College, where she will receive her associate degree this summer. While at Lake Mineola, Noelle was a member of the girls' varsity lacrosse team, as well as the varsity cheer and competition cheer teams. She is also a Fellowship of Christian Athletes student leader and the recipient of the FCA Coaches Choice Awards in 2025. She will utilize her platform as Miss Florida's Teen to advance her community service initiative and 501(c)(3) organization, Hope for Heart Kids, which raises awareness of heart defects by building partnerships with all 15 major children's hospitals in Florida. Winner – Paris Richardson (Miss Gainesville) $20,000 Scholarship First Runner-Up – Anjelica Jones (Miss Jacksonville) $7,000 Scholarship Second Runner-Up – Halle Burton (Miss Florida Citrus) $6,000 Scholarship Third Runner-Up – Alexandra De Roos (Miss Tampa) $5,000 Scholarship Fourth Runner-Up – Megan Price (Miss Miami) $3,000 Scholarship Finalist – Mikayla Summerall (Miss Treasure Coast) Finalist – Carolina Schapanski (Miss Ocala) Finalist – Emma Manthos (Miss Ponte Vedra) Finalist – Bailee Perdue (Miss University of Florida) Finalist – Juliana Fray (Miss Hillsborough County) Finalist – Tia Unsell (Miss St. Augustine) Finalist – Jada Brown (Miss Polk County) Finalist – Bethany Worley (Miss Orlando) Finalist – Annie McGrath (Miss South Florida Fair) Finalist – Julia Roberson (Miss Sumpter County) Finalist – Briana Florexil (Miss City Beautiful) Winner – Noelle Schnacky (Miss Orlando) $5,000 Scholarship First Runner-Up – Kady McKenna (Miss Jacksonville's Teen) $1,500 Scholarship Second Runner-Up – Madison Pedreiro (Miss Ponte Vedra's Teen) $1,000 Scholarship Third Runner-Up – Nehyssa Turenne (Miss Northeast Florida's Teen) $600 Fourth Runner-Up – Milee Hasting (Miss Winter Park's Teen) $500 Finalist – Monica Kobeirowski (Miss Broward County's Teen) Finalist – Juliann Gill (Miss St. Augustine's Teen) Finalist – Ashlee Combee (Miss Gainesville's Teen) Finalist – Taylor Gregory (Miss Hillsborough County's Teen) Finalist – Annistyn Griffin (Miss Plant City's Teen) Finalist – Madison Anderer (Miss City Beautiful's Teen) Finalist – Janai Newball-Oladapo (Miss First Coast's Teen) Finalist – Vaishnavi Rednam (Miss Miami Beach's Teen) Finalist – Kenley McKenna (Miss South Florida's Teen) The winners of Miss Florida and Miss Florida's Teen will represent the state at the 2026 Miss America and Miss America's Teen competition in September at The Walt Disney Theater at the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts in Orlando. Miss America, founded in 1921, is the longest-running competition of its kind in the world. This article originally appeared on The Gainesville Sun: Miss Florida, Paris Richardson, a University of Florida grad
Yahoo
32 minutes ago
- Yahoo
BofA introduces the Top 10 U.S. Ideas for Q3 2025
-- Bank of America has unveiled its top 10 U.S. Ideas for the third quarter of 2025, featuring eight Buy-rated stocks and two Underperform calls across ten industries. The list, updated quarterly, reflects BofA's views on stocks with strong near-term catalysts amid a macro backdrop shaped by the Federal Reserve's steady policy stance, ongoing trade uncertainty, and expectations for rising inflation in the second half of the year. 'Our economists continue to see the Fed on hold in '25 and delivering 100bps of cuts in '26,' BofA strategist Anthony Cassamassino said in a Tuesday note. The forecast reflects anticipated inflation pressures driven by tariffs, while the labor market may face headwinds from immigration restrictions and trade-related uncertainty, though it is not expected to weaken significantly. Against this backdrop, BofA highlighted 10 investment ideas for the U.S. market. 1) According to the bank, Boeing (NYSE:BA) is expected to benefit from recovering widebody aircraft demand and trade-related tailwinds. Cassamassino highlights a '300 aircraft demand shortage' and sees trade deals with countries like China and the U.K. as setting a precedent in Boeing's favor. 2) Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) is on the list as the network equipment maker continues to see momentum in AI infrastructure and enterprise networking. The company has already exceeded its $1 billion AI order target for full-year 2025 (FY25) and expects continued gains from its partnerships and security solutions. 3) Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG) is BofA's top software pick, citing its 'durable 20%+ revenue growth and 20%+ free cash flow (FCF) margins,' as well as exposure to AI-native companies. The bank expects new products and strong execution to lift shares. 4) Fair Isaac (NYSE:FICO) remains a high-conviction call, driven by pricing power in its Scores business and potential upside from buybacks. 'FICO can continue to push price across its Scores division,' the note says, with special price increases likely. 5) KeyCorp (NYSE:KEY) is picked for its attractive valuation, 5% dividend yield, and potential upside from U.S. capex recovery and bank M&A. BofA sees it as 'among the most compelling risk/reward in the super-regional bank space.' 6) Another BofA's top pick for Q3 is Levi Strauss (NYSE:LEVI), backed by sales momentum, an improving wholesale channel, and minimal China exposure. BofA believes guidance may prove conservative and sees upside if the wholesale rebound continues. 'We think LEVI checks a lot of positive boxes: sales momentum coupled with a conservative revenue outlook, minimal China risk (sourcing and sales), an improving wholesale trajectory, a diversified supply chain, and a strong balance sheet,' Cassamassino wrote. 7) Meanwhile, Medtronic (NYSE:MDT) is seen as well-positioned for sequential growth led by its Pulse Field Ablation (PFA) and renal denervation segments. BofA's EP market model suggests 'over 100% upside to Street calendar 2026 EP estimates.' 8) Warner Bros Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD) also makes its way to the list, as BofA believes the media and entertainment giant could unlock value through its announced corporate split. BofA values Streaming & Studios at up to $26/share and sees catalysts in 'transaction structure' and DC Universe relaunch. 9) Conagra Brands (NYSE:CAG) is one of the two Underperform-rated picks on this list, as margin pressure mounts from protein inflation and limited pricing power. BofA also warns of potential dividend risk 'given it has a targeted dividend payout ratio of 50-55% of net income and on our estimates this would approach 70% in FY26.' 10) Hims Hers Health Inc (NYSE:HIMS) is the second Underperform pick. BofA flags litigation risk over compounded semaglutide and slowing core growth, saying the setup is unfavorable after 'multi-month order shifts' pushed out churn effects. Related articles BofA introduces the Top 10 U.S. Ideas for Q3 2025 Goldman ups Oshkosh to Buy on 'inflecting Machinery supply, embedded tariff risks' TD downgrades Sweetgreen as sales slump overshadows robot rollout Sign in to access your portfolio
