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Apple's newly announced Accessibility features are great news for everyone
Apple announced a handful of new Accessibility features, and you should be excited even if you don't need them.
Why Apple needs to lead the way with Shortcuts
Apple’s Shortcuts needs more first-party app support
Apple's release of Shortcuts actions for their own apps are incredibly important – for its users, the developer community, and Apple itself. Here's how the recent iWork actions reflect that priority and what it means that Apple continue forward with their other first-party apps.
The music lives on
Is the iPod dead? Or, has it just morphed into Apple's audio hardware?
The spirit of the iPod lives on inside of AirPods and HomePod.
Throwing it out there
Our wishlist of sport additions to Nintendo Switch Sports
Nintendo has already announced the addition of another game to Nintendo Switch Sports: golf. Here are some of our other picks we'd like to see the company bring to the party game.
Editor’s Desk
Editor's Desk: The iPod will always have a special place in our hearts
This week saw some crazy news, but none crazier than the death of the iPod.
From the Editor's desk
Nintendo recap: Pokémon HOME will finally link with BDSP and PLA
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We learned several things regarding various Pokémon games on both iOS and Nintendo Switch this week. Plus, Nintendo revealed its latest financial report showing us how well the system is doing five years into its life cycle.
Drama!
iOS gaming recap: Apex Legends Mobile dated, new Lord of the Rings epic
We're going to get one of the biggest iOS releases in a long time, Apex Legends Mobile, next week. We also got a Lord of the Rings mobile game announcement, and there's legal drama brewing.
whoops!
Read this before you replace your AirTag battery
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The AirTag battery can last a long time, but when it's time to replace it you should be aware of which batteries you're buying. Some may not work as expected.
don't stop the music
It's an end of an era as Apple says goodbye to iPod
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One of the most iconic products Apple ever created is headed towards the history books. Once the inventory is exhausted, the iPod touch and the entire iPod lineup will be no more.
Yuck
Unlocking clothing in Nintendo Switch Sports leaves a bad taste in my mouth
For the first time in Nintendo's Sports series, players can work to unlock clothing and customization options. However, the way that Nintendo implemented this feature leaves much to be desired.
iPad drawing at its finest
Adobe Fresco gets huge price drop along with amazing new drawing features
Adobe Fresco is a free painting and drawing software on iPad. Today, Adobe announced that the app is getting an update with several new tools and a massive price cut for the premium version.
From the Editor's desk
Editor's Desk: WWDC wishes, Apple after Steve Jobs, and a goodbye
As we look ahead to the unveiling of iOS 16 and macOS 13 at WWDC 2022, Tripp Mickle’s new book ‘After Steve’ offers the inside scoop on the Cupertino company since Steve Jobs' death.
From the Editor's desk
Nintendo and iOS gaming recap: Breath of the Wild 2 spoilers are out there
This week, plot points for Zelda BotW2 and the Super Mario Bros. movie appeared online. We also learned that things aren't as happy as they might seem working for Nintendo of America. Additionally, some new games are coming to iOS in the near future.
watchOS 9...loading
watchOS 9 needs to improve some long overlooked aspects of the software
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How can watchOS 9 make the Apple Watch even better? I have some ideas.
Charge!
Preview: Warcraft Arclight Rumble is reminiscent of classic tabletop games
Blizzard's newest game is the very first Warcraft title designed specifically for mobile devices. For Warcraft fans both old and new, it offers a ton of nostalgia wrapped in a pretty stylized bow.