NCHE: The Escape is an upcoming zombie-filled title coming to iOS and Android in March 2022
Upcoming Solo dev Okolie Uchechukwu (indie studio Cleec Designs) has announced the upcoming release of NCHE: The Escape, a first-person shooter coming to mobile in March 2022. Featuring eerie levels filled with zombies, the free-to-play title will soon be available on both Android and iOS devices next year. NCHE: The Escape thrusts players into a…
Why the Mac is Apple’s most exciting product in 2021
As 2021 draws to a close, it’s only natural to look back at the year that was and cast our appraising glances over all the things that Apple did during the last 12 months. Despite a global pandemic, the company managed another year of record quarters, released a slew of new products, and fended off…
Apple closes several stores due to COVID-19 outbreaks, encourages online shopping
Over the last couple of weeks, several Apple Stores around the US have closed due to rising COVID-19 infections among staff members, and a report by Bloomberg lists seven locations in the US and Canada that have shut down operations within the last day or so. The Apple Stores listed include Dadeland and The Gardens…
‘Final Fantasy VI’ Pixel Remaster Release Date Delayed to February 2022 for iOS, Android, and Steam
With less than two weeks to go for 2022, many including myself were wondering when Square Enix would release the final entry in the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series. Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster was the game many were looking forward to the most from this series. Following the release of Final Fantasy V Pixel…
Has Apple brought an early end to cookies in the UK?
It is no secret that third-party tracking cookies are about to be consigned to digital history. A well-documented and much-discussed evolution is occurring within the advertising industry. A cookieless and privacy-first future isn’t too far away. In the future, people may view it as rather old-fashioned that there was a time where we allowed unfettered…
How to find, block, and disable an unknown AirTag moving with you
The new AirTag from Apple is a compact tracking device that has an extremely long life and precise locating ability in the right circumstances. Unlike a GPS tracker, which requires cell service and may drain a battery quickly, an AirTag relies on the distributed Find My network of iPhones, iPads, and Macs that hundreds of…
Apple Music Voice is a small step toward an iPhone-less future
With just weeks to go before the end of 2021, Apple has released iOS 15.2 with a new Apple Music tier that’s half the price of the Individual plan and still doesn’t have ads. There’s a catch though: It’s voice only. That means you’ll need to use Siri for playing songs and you won’t be…
iPhone 14 Pro rumored to feature 48MP camera, periscope lens coming in 2023
In brief: TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in a recent note to investors that he believes Apple’s next iPhone will feature a 48-megapixel camera and get a periscope-style lens the following year. Kuo previously said the rumored 48-megapixel camera will be limited to the iPhone 14 Pro models, Apple’s upper echelon handsets. The…
Apple may be making standalone 4K monitors to match the iMac
If there’s one gaping hole in Apple’s lineup, it’s a standalone display that doesn’t cost $4,999 (without a stand). But according to a new rumor, that might change in 2022. We’ve heard previous rumors that Apple is working on a display to go with its M1 Macs, but a new report sheds a little more…
Apple Removes All References to Controversial CSAM Scanning Feature from Its…
Wednesday December 15, 2021 1:53 am PST by Tim HardwickApple has quietly nixed all mentions of CSAM from its Child Safety webpage, suggesting its controversial plan to detect child sexual abuse images on iPhones and iPads may hang in the balance following significant criticism of its methods. Apple in August announced a planned suite of…