Following the release of Resident Evil 2 for Apple devices last December, Capcom has now released Resident Evil 3 on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. This means that fans of the popular game can now play it on the latest Apple devices.
was first released for Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in 2020, and then updated to take advantage of the latest generation consoles in 2022. Now Capcom has also ported the game to iOS and macOS as part of the
Adaptive Audio originally shipped for only, but has since expanded to too. Apple built the feature to be a contender for default noise mode for users. But did you know you can customize Adaptive Audio to better suit your needs? Here’s how an iOS 18 change might help you stick with a single AirPods noise mode moving forward.
Adaptive Audio first came on the scene as part of iOS 17. Here’s how Apple described it at the time:
Adaptive Audio [is] a new listening mode
MacWhisper has been a must-have transcription tool for a while now, and the new version 12 update makes it downright essential. New customers can save 15% at checkout with the promo code listed below
The most requested MacWhisper feature, according to developer Jordi Bruin, has been on-device automatic speaker recognition. The app uses powerful speech-to-text transcription models that are capable of turning hours of dialogue into text, but automatically assigning who said what has been a huge problem to solve.
Enter MacWhisper
At WWDC in 2020, Apple announced a new car key feature that lets people use the Wallet app on the iPhone or Apple Watch to control their car. While adoption of this feature has been slow, head below to find the full list of cars that support Apple car key integration.
Last updated: March 18, 2025
This feature lets users add their car key to the Wallet app, then use the wallet app to lock, unlock, and start their car. While specific implementations
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Apple Maps is great for navigation, but I especially love using the app to browse new areas, find a great coffee shop, and plan outings and adventures. For those use cases, iOS 18 brought a key change to search in Apple Maps that somehow has been missing for years: you can now search the specific area you’re viewing on the map. And that’s been a huge answered wish for me.
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I know I am going to be in a certain location at some time in the
In iOS 18 , Apple spun off its Keychain password management tool—previously only tucked away in Settings—into a standalone app called Passwords . It was the company’s first move at making credential management more convenient for users. It’s now been revealed that a serious HTTP bug left Passwords users vulnerable to phishing attacks for nearly three months, from the initial release of iOS 18 until the patch in iOS 18.2.
Security researchers at first discovered the flaw after noticing that their iPhone’s
Eric Migicovsky, the founder of Pebble, announced plans just 50 days ago to bring the beloved e-paper display smartwatch back to market this year, iPhone support included. Starting today, Pebble fans can pre-order the and Pebble Time 2 smartwatches.
Migicovsky’s with the cleverly named Core 2 Duo (talk about tech nostalgia) and the more advanced Core Time 2.
My new company (Core Devices) and I are proud to introduce two new watches that closely follow the original Pebble DNA. If you
Now sitting alongside the ongoing $100 price drops on the latest as well as the , Amazon has dropped the prices again on the most affordable new – you’ll now find straight up cash . All of that joins the return of holiday pricing on at nearly 25% off as well as a deep on the in Space Black with the 14-inch display. Chargers, Find My tumblers, and more round out today’s deals alongside the official announcement of Amazon’s upcoming . Scope it
This year’s WWDC is going to be a big one for software changes, with iOS 19, macOS 16, and more expected to get major design overhauls . While a lot of focus is on the iPhone’s changes , there’s a very important reason why macOS 16 could prove just as significant: it may be the best evidence yet that touchscreen Macs are finally coming.
Apple shipped the iPhone with multitouch in 2007. It followed up with the iPad in 201