The classic strategy game Rome: Total War has been confirmed to launch on iPhone and iPod touch on Thursday, August 23, developer Feearl Interactive said today.
Rome: Total War hitting iPhone next Thursday
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iOS 12 lets developers create extensions for reporting unwanted texts and calls as spam
iOS 10 included a CallKit framework that brought a system-wide way for customers to use specialized apps on their iPhone, like Hiya and TrueCaller, that automatically identify and block nuisance calls before the phone even rings. With iOS 12, Apple started allowing developers to write new types of call-blocking extensions that gather information from the user before deciding whether to report or block the number.
Group FaceTime calling removed from latest iOS 12 & Mojave betas, will return “later this fall”
Group FaceTime video calling, one of the tentpole features of iOS 12 and macOS Mojave 10.14, has been removed from the latest betas that got released today, but is a temporary removal.
Apple’s Shortcuts app brings out limited HomeKit integration in latest update
An updated version of iOS 12's new automation-focused Shortcuts app is now available for testing to registered developers, packing limited integration with Apple's HomeKit framework.
Google launches a video Q&A app for celebs
Google yesterday launched Cameos for iPhone, a brand new video-focused Q&A app that allows celebrities, public figures and other important people to answer questions about themselves, then share those answers directly on Google.
The award-winning iPhone camera app Obscura launches natively on iPad
iPhone photography fans, rejoice! Obscura, one of the best camera apps which simplifies the art of taking the perfect image, today launched on iPad with a beautiful native interface.
Facebook rolls out multiplayer video chat augmented reality games on Messenger
Facebook announced Wednesday that users of its Messenger service can now play augmented reality (AR) games with their friends over video chat.
Snapchat’s redesign caused daily active user base to fall for the first time since its inception
As part of its quarterly earnings announcement yesterday, Snap, Inc. has revealed that its number of daily active users fell by two percent to about 188 million.
Review: POW, a charming universal charging cable that follows you everywhere
I can't stand the sight of twisted charging cables sitting in my drawer. Having to carry them around as part of my mobile device toolkit every time I leave home is annoying, to say the least. As if the dongles weren't enough, now we're expected to carry more cables than ever before just because vendors cannot settle on a universally accepted charging standard.
iOS 12 beta 6 hands-on video: new and removed wallpapers, tweaked icons & feature changes
Apple yesterday released a sixth beta of iOS 12 to its registered developers and public beta testers, coming out about a week after beta 5 released. While people should not expect any major new whiz-bang features to be added to the iOS 12 code that late in the game, we've managed to find nearly half a dozen changes in beta 6 that we think you should know about.
Fortnite is coming to Android, but only 300 million devices will run it well
After celebrating Fortnite's first birthday last month, this living, action building game for iPhone, iPad, consoles and Windows PCs is allegedly expanding to Android later today.
How to enable Dark Mode & power-saving Pure Black Dark Mode in Apollo for Reddit
Apollo, a gorgeous Reddit client built for power and speed by former Apple intern Christian Selig, is the only Reddit app you need. And with Apollo's optional dark theme available in two flavors, the usually darkened interface and a power-saving pure black mode.