Nintendo may be one of the most immediately recognizable names in the world of video gaming, but the Japan-based company has so far managed to evade the allure of entering into the world of mobile gaming; that is, until now. As part of an internal strategy meeting with investors of the company, Nintendo unveiled its plans to finally release a game intended for mobile devices as early as March 2016. The game, which will be called Miitomo, will be the first of five titles launched before March 2017 under the Nintendo brand.
Apple's fourth-generation Apple TV unit is finally available to purchase via the company's digital stores around the world, although you'd be forgiven for not knowing it considering there were no updated banners on the website or press release to announce its availability. Still, the hardware is officially available, and it'll be interesting to see how popular the new ATV will prove to be. One of the most useful features of the new set-top box is the ability to use the new Siri-enabled remote for universal searches across multiple video streaming services; and now news is coming in that the feature will extend support to Apple Music as well early next year.
The latest iPhone 7 rumor has Samsung possibly getting ready to make Apple Watch-like OLED screens for Apple next smartphone, scheduled to be released in fall 2016.
Google has today sought to give its Twitch competitor, YouTube Gaming a shot in the arm by launching a new feature for its Google Play Games Android app that allows gamers to record their in-game action and then upload it to YouTube.
Enigmatic Apple CEO Tim Cook used his company's fourth quarter earnings call to make an extremely important announcement regarding the future of the company's contactless payment platform, Apple Pay. After announcing extremely positive results that included the sale of 48 million iPhones and quarterly revenue of $51.5 billion, Cook also announced a strategic and highly beneficial partnership with American Express that will see Apple Pay extended into a number of territories that the company classes as "key global markets".
Samsung Electronics has today officially introduced the world to the rumored Galaxy View, a device that the company says will "deliver an unprecedented mobile entertainment experience by streaming video and media content on the largest Android mobile device available on the market". In short, the South Korean company has built a whopping 18.4-inch tablet that it hopes will appeal to consumers around the globe who are passionate about consuming content from streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube.
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Apple today announced its Q4 2015 earnings, with the usual number of mind-bending results being shared. If anyone was still trotting out the old 'Apple is doomed' trope, then now is the time to drop it.
Apple has today released a new beta version of OS X 10.11 El Capitan, with the first beta 1 version of 10.11.2 now being pushed out to testers just a week after the final, stable launch of OS X 10.11.1 was released to public.
















