Craig Federighi says iOS 14.5’s new App Tracking Transparency feature is about giving users a choice

After a considerable delay, Apple has finally released its “controversial” App Tracking Transparency (ATT) feature to the wild, alongsidethe launch of iOS 14.5earlier today. And now, just in time, Apple’sCraig Federighihas some comments on the matter. In an interview withThe Wall Street Journalpublished today, Apple’s VP of Software Engineering spoke about how the new ATT feature is all about choice when it comes right down to it. Choice for the user, at least....

July 25, 2025 · 3 min · 450 words · Erik Lin

Dragonriding in WoW could be the straw that breaks the camel’s back

Despite the overall success of the Dragonflight expansion and the warm reception from the community, there is a looming problem with a new feature. It’s like a monkey’s paw.Dragonridinghas shown us that travel in a game can become a game itself—a really fun game. However, when a system like that is so good, it makes previous travel systems stick out like a sore thumb. So, the question becomes, what can Blizzard do to fix the fractured mount system in World of Warcraft?...

July 25, 2025 · 6 min · 1209 words · Joseph Smith

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes: The Suikoden-like You Were Promised

PlayingEiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroesbrings to mind nothing so much as the most-acclaimed game in the series that inspired it,Suikoden 2. From the early plot beats, to casting of characters, to mechanics,Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroesdutifully nods at its predecessor, but that leaves the question open: can it stand on its own? There are times when I’m not sure about that, and other times I think it can. Having played about seven hours of the backer playtest, points can be seen where it seems to be playing it overly safe, spots where it’s working, and spots where it seems to be a case of going a bit overboard on the fanservice (no, not the skimpy clothes type)....

July 25, 2025 · 4 min · 813 words · Erica Pitts

Everything You Need To Know About Ryobi's Orbit Sander Before You Buy

Everything You Need To Know About Ryobi’s Orbit Sander Before You Buy We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Working with wood is regarded by many as a specialized skill, in large part because of the precision that tends to be involved. Such precision obviously requiresquality woodworking toolsthat ensure every measurement and cut is precise. But for certain kinds of woodworking, it’s also vital that the surfaces being worked on are even and smooth to the touch, and a good orbital sander is arguably the best way to ensure wood surfaces are primed and ready for action....

July 25, 2025 · 5 min · 929 words · Terry Mcdowell

Famous South Park Guy Cosplayer Jarod Nandin Dies at 40 from Covid Complications

Jarod Nandin has passed away. He was 40-years old. Nandin is best-known as the “South ParkGuy” after re-creating the show’s infamous World of Warcraft character from the season 10 episode titled, Make Love, Not Warcraft. Nandin died in the hospital of COVID-19 on Sunday, January 3rd. He had previously updated friends and family on social media, noting that he had tested positive and that he was in the hospital getting treatment....

July 25, 2025 · 3 min · 540 words · Michelle Dudley

Fortnite “Search where the Stone Heads are looking” challenge guide

We have officially crossed the halfway point inFortniteseason five, as it is now time for theweek sixchallenges. The biggest and most confusing challenge available this week is easily theFortniteStone Heads challenge. This daunting challenge has an extremely vague description and an equally vague solution to it. You will definitely want to go through the trouble of completing this hard challenge, though, as it does grant some great rewards upon completion. Just like recent challenges like thehitting the golf ballfrom green to tee and thejump through flaming ringsone, theFortniteStone Heads challenge is simple in concept but difficult in execution....

July 25, 2025 · 5 min · 951 words · Roger Smith

Gaming News – Hades 2 Technical Test, No Rest For The Wicked, Nintendo Indie World Showcase, Witcher 3 Mod Editor

Gaming News for Week 3 of April 2024. This week there have been a few games gearing up for launch, like the Hades 2 techincal test, the No Rest For The Wicked early access and the Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut for PC. Find out all the latest Gaming News for Week 3 of April 2024 in our article! Gaming News for Week 2 of March 2024 Moon Studio Unveils The No Rest For The Wicked Early Access Launch Trailer Private Division and Moon Studios unveil the impressive trailer for the early access of No Rest for the Wicked....

July 25, 2025 · 10 min · 2069 words · Alicia Hanson

Genshin Impact is coming to GeForce NOW on June 23

HoYoverse announced that Genshin Impact will be launching on NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service GeForce NOW on August 03, 2025. It will be available in over 80 countries and regions and will bring the world of Teyvat to Mac, Chromebook, and even more PC devices. A beta test conducted in the past month proved GeForce NOW’s potential in bringing Genshin Impact to even more gamers, expanding the roster of devices that support HoYoverse’s immensely-popular title....

July 25, 2025 · 2 min · 291 words · Jason Mcdaniel

Helio Launch Music Downloads, Reveal Impressive Performance Figures

Helio Launch Music Downloads, Reveal Impressive Performance Figures Ourappreciation for Heliohas been thinly veiled here on SlashGear – it’s great to see an operator in the US actually innovating rather than playing catch-up to services that’ve been available elsewhere in the world for what seems like eons – and yet with competitors likeCingularbeginning to branch out into MySpace, previously a Helio-only domain, the future of the MVNO looked potentially shaky. Still, the best way for them to compete is to carry on developing good services, and that’s what they seem to have done today with the announcement of Helio Music....

July 25, 2025 · 3 min · 499 words · Ian Hardy

Home Depot Sells A 170-Gallon Storage Tote, But How Good Is It? Here's What Users Say

Home Depot Sells A 170-Gallon Storage Tote, But How Good Is It? Here’s What Users Say Home Depot’s 170-gallon storage tote has been going a bit viral on social media thanks to its immense size and useful features, but is it worth getting it for your own storage needs? At just $99, it’s hard not to jump at the chance to purchase this massive storage tote, but it may be beneficial to check out what verified purchasers have said about owning one themselves....

July 25, 2025 · 3 min · 432 words · Jessica Flowers

Honkai Star Rail Beginner Guide

Honkai: Star Rail Beginner Guide- In this Honkai: Star Rail Beginner Guide, we’re going to talk about the tips and tricks you’re able to do early on to make the most out of your time in the game. If you’re searching for a guide that focuses on the free-to-play aspect of the content to optimize your experience without having to spend real money, then this article is for you! Honkai Star Rail Beginner Guide Honkai: Star Rail has a lot of features that may be confusing for players, particularly those who aren’t familiar with similar systems inGenshin Impact....

July 25, 2025 · 11 min · 2156 words · James Reed

How do Ethereal items work in Diablo 2: Resurrected?

With Diablo 2 back in our game libraries, many of us suddenly remember the grind and effort it took to get the best gear and items. However, there was one specific type of item that most players struggled to take a side on: Basic Info Much like the original version, Ethereal applies a few traits in Diablo 2: Resurrected. It gives a 50 percent bonus to attack/defense, reduces its durability by 50 percent, reduces the stat requirements by 10, and reduces in value by 75 percent or more....

July 25, 2025 · 2 min · 298 words · Miguel Perry

How do I turn off in-app purchases for iPhone, iPad and Android?

Ever since the dawn of free-to-play or “freemium” games - especially those with subscriptions - managing in app purchases has been something of a necessity for parents. Without the controls in place, it can often lead to parents being charged hundreds, if not thousands, of pounds (or dollars) because their child has become a little too engrossed in a game, and impatient to make progress. A lot of it boils down to some games restricting features, or hampering the experience somehow when it’s not paid for....

July 25, 2025 · 3 min · 491 words · Catherine Bond