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Feral Interactive is bringing the remastered open-world classic to mobile for $19.99, with all DLC included and online co-op support.
A flaw in Zoom's screen-sharing annotation tool allowed full remote takeover with no warning and no user action required — and a working exploit was built in under 24 hours using AI.
The new tool lets creators record, edit, and post without leaving the app — a direct shot at CapCut's hold on the short-form video workflow.
A new Apple Watch dial, a customizable Camera app, and Siri support for Claude and Gemini are reportedly on the way for fall 2026.
iPhone 6s, 7, and first-gen SE owners have until November 30, 2026 to install iOS 15.5 — but the fix takes about two minutes.
A Quick Share update unlocks direct Android-to-Apple file transfers on the OnePlus 15 — no cloud, no quality loss, no firmware update required.
An independent speed test of the iOS 27 beta puts AirDrop's real-world gain at 69%—solid, but 11 points short of Apple's own claim.
Apple's new on-device AI model requires 12GB of unified memory — which the standard iPhone 17 doesn't have. Here's what that means for buyers.
Apple's tightest ecosystem walls are coming down in Europe, forced by regulators. The rest of the world gets nothing.
The AI coding agent now works through the ChatGPT app on iOS and Android, letting developers monitor and direct tasks from anywhere — even on free accounts.
A new widget-based interface and built-in Visual Intelligence via Siri signal Apple's most serious push yet into pro-level manual camera controls.
A new Organize Tabs feature will automatically sort open Safari tabs by topic — nearly two years after Google did the same thing in Chrome.
Up to $95 per device for eligible iPhone 16 and 15 Pro buyers in the US — but Apple admits no wrongdoing, and European customers get nothing.
Apple's latest beta enables encrypted cross-platform messaging by default — but whether it works for you depends on your carrier.
Apple's new Extend, Enhance, and Reframe features aim to close the gap with Google and Samsung, though internal reliability issues could push back the most ambitious ones.
