Keeper, the Top-Rated Password Manager Is Getting a Massive 50% Discount Ahead of the Holiday Hacking Spree
Password management and security have become critical needs of the hour. As our lives have shifted to the cloud, it’s become crucial to maintain at least some form of security and privacy. While the market is flooded with password managers, they are either unreliable or need tech know-how to be able to comfortably use them, which is a big deterrent for the public. While Wccftech readers are some of the most savvy tech readers on this planet, we have to admit, managing password security for our families hasn
Unity 6 Tech Demo Den of Wolves Showed Off by GTFO Developer
This morning, at Barcelona's Unite 2024, GTFO developer 10 Chambers showed off a Unity 6 tech demo of its upcoming game, Den of Wolves. Announced at The Game Awards 2023, Den of Wolves marks a return to their roots for the studio founded by former PAYDAY leads. It's a cooperative heist game set in a near-future hyper-capitalistic island called Midway City. Players will operate as criminals for hire in the conflict between rival corporations. The studio started
Apple Tagged Hauling iPhone 16 Units Worth ~$2.3 Billion Via Just 1 Group Of UPS Flights
The media has devoted a lot of airtime in recent days to the supposedly anemic demand for the newly revealed iPhone 16 lineup. Even if such preliminary anecdotes do ultimately end up vindicated, Apple's annual launch cadence remains an intricate logistics exercise that would give an entire orchestra a run for its money. To wit, FlightAware has now made available a dedicated page to track UPS flights carrying millions of iPhone handsets to the US ahead of the official launch of Apple's latest flagship series this Friday. FlightAware has a
Nintendo Is Officially Suing PocketPair, Creators of Palworld
Nintendo has officially announced that it is suing PocketPair, the creators of Palworld, in collaboration with The Pokemon Company. In a statement on NintendoCoLtd on X, Nintendo filed a patent infringement lawsuit in the Tokyo District Court on September 18, 2024. This lawsuit aims to seek an injunction against infringement and damages after PocketPair allegedly infringed multiple patents in Palworld. This news isn't surprising, except that it didn't come sooner. Palworld was first released in January 2024. In the
Jeff Grubb Says Next State of Play Likely To Announce A “Less Exciting” Remaster
It's seemingly confirmed that Horizon Zero Dawn is getting a remaster, despite the fact it really doesn't need one. Sony is focusing on making the games look a bit cleaner and visually striking instead of rebooting or porting franchises that people actually care about. Although it hasn't been officially confirmed that a Horizon Zero Dawn remaster is coming, it's quite likely since the rumor has been floating around since 2022. People now believe this is happening because the supposed remastered version has been rated
Apple’s A18 Pro Is 13 Percent Faster Than A17 Pro In GFXBench’s Aztec Ruins Benchmark; New Milestone Is Achieved At A Worse ‘Performance Per Watt’ Ratio
The A18 Pro powering the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max had already cemented its position as Apple’s fastest smartphone silicon to date by being 18 percent faster than last year’s A17 Pro in Geekbench 6’s Metal benchmark while also trading blows with the M1 in the single-core and multi-core department. In the latest GFXBench Aztec Ruins test, the newest SoC once again reaches a new performance plateau, but a closer look at the comparison reveals that
AMD Preps Ryzen 200 “Hawk Point Refresh” To Tackle Intel’s Core 200 “Raptor Lake Refresh” Laptop CPUs
AMD is reportedly preparing its Ryzen 200 "Hawk Point Refresh" lineup to tackle Intel Core 200 "Raptor Lake Refresh" CPUs for laptops. Missing The AI & The Ultra, Both AMD & Intel Prep Laptop Refreshes With Red Team Going For Hawk Point Refresh "Ryzen 200" & Blue Team Going For Raptor Lake Refresh "Core 200" Series It looks like both AMD & Intel are expected to release refreshes of their existing laptop CPU series for the mobility platforms. Both companies have
FFXVI Fix Mod Adds Ultrawide Support, FOV Slider, and Unlocked Frame Rate in Cutscenes
Less than a day following the PC launch of Final Fantasy XVI, modders have already come up with a so-called FFXVI Fix mod that improves some key shortcomings, such as: General Disable the 30FPS cap in cutscenes/photo mode. Adjust gameplay FOV. Allow frame generation in cutscenes. JXL screenshot quality option and fixes hitching while taking screenshots. Allow the use of motion blur + frame generation. Ultrawide/narrower Remove pillarboxing/letterboxing in borderless/fullscreen. Fixed HUD scaling with configurable HUD size. Fixed
Throne and Liberty Pre-Launch Q&A – New Weapons and PvP Modes Coming Soon; GFN Support Confirmed
Following the July beta, Amazon Games and NCSoft were supposed to launch the free-to-play MMORPG Throne and Liberty on September 17, but they decided on a small delay to October 1 to add more features from the Korean version that's already live and some fixes decided following the feedback of Western players. This extra time allowed us to set up an email Q&A focused specifically on the global launch of Throne and Liberty and what players can expect next from the Amazon/NCSoft duo. Below are
Baldur’s Gate 3 Modders Working On Delivering A “Wyll Cinematic Universe”
Compared to all of the other companion characters in Baldur's Gate 3, Wyll's story is by far the shortest. As a result, Baldur's Gate 3 modders are working to rectify that, and want to remedy "Larian's mistreatment" of Wyll, the Blade of Frontiers by creating a Wyll Cinematic universe. Larian Studios continues to release patches that are chock-full of content, including Patch 7, which had many conversations and interesting cutscenes for those who are doing evil playthroughs. Still,