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The Game On Cancer initiative from Cure Cancer is recruiting and assembling superhero streamers of all shapes and sizes to fundraise for life-saving cancer research for the third year running.

For the third year running, Cure Cancer’s Game On Cancer initiative is assembling Superhero Streamers of all shapes and sizes to fundraise for life-saving cancer research, with Iconic gaming brands HyperX and Elgato join the campaign as fundraising team sponsors.

If you're creating video or photographic content, whether professionally or not, light is one of the most important factors no matter the quality of your camera. Here are two Elgato lighting solutions that will absolutely brighten your day.

Want to be heard clearly? To change lighting effects, play sound effects, and control your devices with the press of a button? Want to blend audio from multiple sources at different levels? Well, Elgato has you covered with its Elgato Wave:3 microphone and Elgato Stream Deck mk2.

Elgato's app for controlling its Avea smart LED globe now includes Apple Watch support.

Elgato might be best known for its TV tuners and related software - particularly the EyeTV program for Mac - but the company is entering the smart home market and extending its range of mobile-related products.

Elgato's Game Capture HD makes it easy to capture and share Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 gameplay.

Elgato - best known for its TV tuners and related products - is one of the first companies to announce a storage device that takes advantage of the speed of the Thunderbolt interface provided on the latest Macs.

Elgato is about to release a new mobile TV tuner with a Wi-Fi interface. The company is positioning it as a companion for the new iPad 2, but it also works with other iOS devices as well as Mac OS X and Windows computers.

The latest version of the popular EyeTV television tuner application for Mac OS X features an export preset to suit the iPad.

Elgato's Turbo.264 HD speeds video export intended for various Apple (and other) devices, but is it value for money?

EyeTV, the highly regarded Mac OS X compatible PVR software from Elgato, has been updated with more 64-bit goodness and some crunchy bug fixes. But there are no new features this time.

I've been a fan of Elgato's EyeTV family for some time, and the Netstream networked tuner appears to be a worthy addition.