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News · 26 Feb 2024
Game Developers Describe ‘Smell of Death’ Around Apple Arcade
Some game developers are dissatisfied with Apple Arcade amid concerns about the subscription service’s future, a new report claims. Sources speaking to mobilegamer.biz described a “smell of…
Apple · 26 Feb 2024
iOS 18’s AI Features Could Revive iPhone Sales in China
iOS 18‘s rumored AI features could revive faltering iPhone sales in China, according to DigiTimes. In a paywalled report, DigiTimes explains that despite the Chinese market pivoting…
News · 26 Feb 2024
Faster games for all? Microsoft’s DirectSR could be the upscaling breakthrough PC gamers have been praying for
Microsoft is cooking up a new tech for PC gamers called DirectSR (DirectX Super Resolution, apparently) which will be revealed at GDC 2024 next month. The revelation…
News · 26 Feb 2024
Arm’s new super powerful Neoverse V3 CPU core obliterates previous generation and should get Intel and AMD worried — HBM and CXL support, 128 cores per socket, hyperscalers will be salivating
Chip manufacturer Arm has announced its highly anticipated third-generation Neoverse CPU cores, the Neoverse V3 and Neoverse N3, along with the Neoverse E3 for edge computing and…
Apple · 26 Feb 2024
Both iPhone 16 Pro Models Again Rumored to Feature 5x Optical Zoom
Apple plans to expand the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s tetraprism camera with up to 5x optical zoom to both the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro…
Apple · 26 Feb 2024
Not-So-FineWoven iPhone Case ‘Browning Like a Rotten Banana’
Apple’s $59 FineWoven cases for iPhone 15 took heavy flak when they were released last September for being subpar compared to the leather Apple cases they replaced.…
News · 26 Feb 2024
Wear OS now supports passes, tickets, and transit directions
If you’re on the move all the time, actively engaged with people and the surroundings, a smartwatch can improve your quality of life by letting you jam…
News · 26 Feb 2024
Android Auto is making it safer to respond to texts while driving
If you’ve driven your fair share of miles over the past decades, you’ll have seen signs and billboards urging you not to text and drive. Myriad governments…
News · 26 Feb 2024
Microsoft is now letting all federal agencies check their activity logs for free
To help US government agencies defend against foreign state-sponsored adversaries, Microsoft is expanding its free logging features in some products. A Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)…
Apple · 26 Feb 2024
Microsoft Begged Apple to Adopt Bing as Safari’s Default Search Engine
Microsoft repeatedly attempted to persuade Apple to switch to Bing as the default search engine for Safari or even buy it outright, it has emerged. The information…