In this episode of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have a super-smart music creation tool, an AI-driven web designer and a new platform for debates. And as always, we've selected two new games for you to check out.
Apple Arcade on Friday picked up its latest arrival, a fun and challenging retro soccer game by Batovi Games Studios dubbed Charrua Soccer.
GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service that allows Mac owners play PC games, today exited beta and is now available to everyone.
Apple has amped up promotional activities for its $5 per month Arcade gaming service by releasing a pair of whimsical video commercials via its YouTube channel. Additionally, Apple Arcade characters have taken over the Apple.com homepage.
This edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features an AI-infused video editor, an app for organizing your downtime, and a password manager with a twist. And as always, we've selected two new games for you to check out.
Another week and another game to add to the growing list of titles available in Apple's gaming subscription service Apple Arcade.
For fans of the Pokémon series, who have managed to catch a lot of pocket monsters over the years, Nintendo is changing its cloud storage option.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a Chromecast mirroring tool, a mood and habit tracker, and a Reddit client with a unique interface. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Apple Arcade today picked up another new arrival, a multiplayer battle royale game with a twist that challenges you be the last one standing on Butter Island!
Rocket League, a beautiful combination of car racing and soccer (or football, outside of the U.S.), is one of the most popular games out there. But it's losing macOS support anyway.
Following yesterday's news that Electronic Arts’ Tetris mobile games will disappear from iOS and Android app stores in April, The Tetris Company today announced a new official Tetris game realized in co-operation with developer N3TWORK, indicating that Electronic Arts is unlikely to release a follow-up Tetris mobile game of its own anytime soon.
Electronic Arts (EA) has decided that it's time to say goodbye to its Tetris games on iOS devices.