ICYMI: the 7 biggest tech stories of the week

The purpose of our weekly ICYMI (In Case You Missed It) rundown is to give you a chance to catch up on the biggest stories that have appeared on TechRadar over the last seven days — as you might have worked out from the name.

Life is often busy, so we'd readily forgive you if you haven't been able to read every single thing we've published this week (it's been a lot).

With our ICYMI recap, you can stay on top of everything that's been going on.

It's been another hectic week of course.

We've seen new gadgets from Garmin and Amazon, a serious mobile expansion for Starlink, and a refresh for ChatGPT that changes how its AI's responses appear.

Let's get into it.

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The iPod Classic got a spiritual successor The Sudo player (Image credit: Sudo) The iPod Classic — the one with the chunky, tactile clickwheel that revolutionized portable audio player interfaces when it was introduced — was discontinued by Apple in 2014, but it seems there are many people out there wishing it was still with us.

Take the makers of the new Sudo player, for example, who have clearly styled their device after Apple's gadget.

There's the clickwheel of course, but also a touchscreen that's giving us distinct Microsoft Zune vibes (another ancient digital music player).

We're also pleased to see a 3.5mm headphone jack included, as well as a memory card slot, and the price looks reasonable too.

The only downside is that the player isn't expected to go on sale until late next year.

Read more: New digital music player looks like a cross between an iPod Classic and a Zune — Walkman rival adds clickwheel and microSD card slot for extra retro appeal 6.

We tried ChatGPT's 'Intelligent UI' makeover ChatGPT is getting more visual (Image credit: Shutterstock / Runrun2) OpenAI has given ChatGPT a fresh lick of (digital) paint this week, with its 'Intelligent UI' promising more visuals in the app's responses.