After being tested and widely interacted with as part of a closed beta, the official version of the highly anticipated Pokemon GO is now starting to roll out to different app stores around the world.
Nintendo may be relatively new to the world of mobile gaming, but it looks as though the Japanese company could have internal plans that go far beyond just producing software titles for smartphones and tablets. In addition to continue to design and develop fun and engaging mobile games, it looks as though Nintendo is considering manufacturing physical controllers and other gaming-centric devices that could be used as connected hardware to compliment future software titles.
Huawei recently shared a photo as part of a promotion for the dual-lens camera setup of its P9 smartphone. As it turns out, the photo was taken using a $4,500 DSLR camera.
Just as had been suspected, hoped, rumored and reported a number of times in the past, it seems that the iPhone 7 indeed will see Apple ditch 16GB as the entry-level storage option in favor of a 32GB solution, if the latest report from WSJ is anything to go by.
Now that iOS 10 beta 2 is available, here are all the new features and changes Apple has introduced with second beta of iOS 10 on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices.
Apple has now made available for download macOS Sierra beta 2 for Macs, watchOS 3 beta 2 for Apple Watch, and tvOS 10 beta 2 for Apple TV 4. Here are the details!
iOS 10 will bring an organ donor registration option to the Health app on the iPhone once publicly released. Here are the details.
You can now easily record 360-degree videos on your iPhone using the Insta360 Nano camera accessory which snaps into the Lightning port of the phone.
Xbox Play Anywhere release date has officially been confirmed by Microsoft. The service will allow gamers to buy one copy of a game and have it be playable on both PC and Xbox One.
Another day, another security flaw, and this time, it's Lenovo yet again who is at the center of the problem, although it appears that the fault lies with a firmware driver that was created by copying code created by Intel.
