Pokemon GO Company Sells for $3.5 Billion
By: Nick Gambino
Niantic Labs is selling their video game division to Scopely for a whopping $3.5 billion. The reason it can demand a price like that is because Niantic is the...
Apple May Completely Redesign iOS
By: Nick Gambino
Apple releases new operating systems for each of their devices every year. We get a familiar but new version of iOS, iPadOS and MacOS with cool new features. They...
New PlayStation Beta Gives Gamers Early Access
By: Nick Gambino
PlayStation just launched a new beta that allows gamers to gain early access to upcoming titles and updates on existing games.
The Beta Program at Playstation, as it’s called, runs...
We Might Get a New App Just for Instagram Reels
By: Nick Gambino
It looks like Instagram is considering spinning off their Reels feature into its very own standalone app. If TikTok ends up banned in the U.S., a separate Reels app...
Amazon Unveils AI Alexa
By: Nick Gambino
Amazon held an event this week and as we predicted they unveiled the newest AI-powered version of their digital assistant called Alexa+
Bringing AI into the mix means Alexa is...
RPG Fable Reboot Delayed Again
By: Nick Gambino
Fable is one of the most popular original titles that Xbox has under their studio umbrella. That means a reboot of the video game is a no-brainer. But that...
Apple Unveils Newest Budget Phone – the iPhone 16e
By: Nick Gambino
Apple has been creating budget phones for years. These are often cheaper versions of the main line of iPhones without all the bells and whistles. By opting for cheaper...
Reddit is Adding Payment Plans
By: Nick Gambino
Reddit has been a popular platform for engaging conversations, hard-to-find answers to questions and toxic cliquing for years now. In other words, it was primed to be one of...
AI is About to Make Siri Smarter
By: Nick Gambino
With the release of Apple Intelligence, iPhones have gotten a real shot in the arm. Apple’s proprietary AI working across apps and other functions of the smartphone has opened...
Users Watch YouTube on TV More than their Phones
By: Nick Gambino
For the first time since the launch of the video streaming platform in 2005, more users in the U.S. are watching YouTube on their TV than their mobile device.
“TV...