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Video games didn’t get much airtime during Apple’s September “It’s Glowtime” event, but that doesn’t mean it’s out of the game just yet. Many of the company’s big hardware announcements not only mean it’ll continue to improve game performance, but that it’s bringing those features to non-Pro models.
Supporting the latest wireless standards was always taken at a snail’s pace by Apple, but with the iPhone 16 launch, the company has decided to take things up a notch and adopted Wi-Fi 7. In fact, every single model that was announced during the ‘It’s Glowtime’ event supports the new technology, bringing in a wave of improvements and advantages to the table.
Today, Apple has seen fit to seed the first release candidate build of its forthcoming iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, macOS 15 and other updates. The latest updates arrive soon after the company announced the new iPhone 16 lineup alongside the new Apple Watch Series 10, which, to be fair, are pretty major upgrades compared to their predecessor.
What's the most you've ever overreacted to an annoyance in a game? I'll quicksave before murdering an NPC who sent me on a fetch quest to the dungeon I just came from, sure, but Baldur's Gate 3 player jakethebrick_ took things to a whole new level: Killing off the Lower City's somewhat obnoxious street performers with a doom stack of over 100 oil, firewine, smokepowder, and runepowder barrels, producing the biggest explosion I've ever seen in the game.
Apple recently held its big event to announce the iPhone 16 lineup with some pretty nifty upgrades for the next year. We are pretty sure that the device's hardware is more than capable of competing against the competition, and the new forthcoming Apple Intelligence features will play a vital role in pushing the company's AI efforts. Soon after the event, the company announced when iOS 18 and other updates would be released to the general public.
The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus were just announced, with one of the biggest highlights of both handsets being that they come powered by Apple’s newest A18 chipset. It is mass produced using TSMC’s second-generation 3nm process, meaning that it is slightly better than the A17 Pro that was found in last year’s iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. However, when doing a direct CPU and GPU comparison, Apple chose to include a much older A16 Bionic. While we will discuss why the company possibly made this decision, let us take a look at how accomplished the A18 is.
The iPhone 16 Pro models finally go official with a wide range of new features and design changes, which we have been waiting for. The duo comes with its own set of design variations compared to the iPhone 15 Pro models while retaining the same general design language, which we were already familiar with. The iPhone 16, on the other hand, comes with a relatively newer design, at least from the back. You can check out our detailed overview of the device below, which ranges from the new Capture Button to the slightly bigger form factor.
Sony is holding a very short technical presentation on Tuesday, and considering some recent teases and leaks, it’s left some wondering if the company will finally announce the PlayStation 5 Pro.