Dragon's Dogma 2 seemingly has a path-tracing renderer hidden with it, and there's now a mod that lets you turn it on. Now, right out the gate, I should be clear that just because something is in a game doesn't mean that it's cut content. Sometimes certain things just exist as tests, or were just earlier versions of something that still exists. Having said that, earlier this month it was discovered that Dragon's Dogma 2 has a path-tracing feature that gives the game much more realistic...
If you're concerned about privacy and location sharing, are getting a new phone, or want to disable Find My iPhone for whatever reason, here's how to do so.
You can turn off Location Services and GPS for individual apps or entirely on your iPhone, but perhaps you don't know exactly how to do that. We're here to help.
Apple’s iPhone offers a powerful tool to help users navigate this challenge: Focus modes. This feature, introduced in iOS 15, allows you to tailor your device’s notifications and settings to specific times, locations, or activities, enabling you to concentrate on what matters most at any given moment. Accessing and Customizing Focus Modes To start using […]
The iPhone’s sleep mode has a ton of features that can help you get a better night’s sleep, from silencing notifications to enabling sleep detection with your Apple Watch. Here’s a primer showing how to turn it on and off, and how to get the most out of its features.
New iPhone? Here's how to haul your stuff over from your previous iPhone using iCloud.
OpenAI has recently introduced a significant upgrade to ChatGPT, incorporating a memory feature that allows the AI to retain information from previous conversations. This enhancement transforms the way users interact with the AI, making the experience more personalized, efficient, and user-friendly. The memory feature enables ChatGPT to store and recall details shared by users, ensuring […]
In this article we will sho you how you an use Notion on your Apple iPhone or Android Phone. As you navigate between meetings, manage personal projects, and juggle various responsibilities, having a reliable tool to organize your life on the go becomes essential. Enter Notion, a powerful app available for both iPhone and Android […]
As the annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) approaches on June 10th, 2024, the tech community buzzes with excitement over the anticipated release of iOS 18. If you are wondering how this update stands out, you will be pleased to know that it is touted to be one of Apple’s most significant updates, aiming to enhance […]
Since 2023, LinkedIn has been experimenting with generative AI, making it possible to get AI help with finding new jobs, writing messages, connecting with others, and building your profile and job descriptions. While posed as helpful, that kind of AI integration can get intrusive fast. If you’d rather keep your online recruitment and job searches as human-powered as possible, here’s a quick breakdown of LinkedIn’s AI features and which ones you can turn off.
I've been an Android user for a long time, more precisely, since version 1.5. Before that, I had a brief dalliance with the iPhone, but quickly realized that iOS was not the mobile operating system for me. Given how long I've been using Linux, that should be no surprise. Apple's iOS is not all bad. In fact, there are quite a few things it does right that Android could take note of. But what about the other way around? There are a handful of handy features iOS could borrow from Android, and many...
The highly anticipated Delta Emulator has made its grand debut on the Apple App Store, ushering in a new era of mobile gaming for iOS users. This groundbreaking application allows gamers to access a vast library of classic titles from multiple gaming systems, all within a single, user-friendly interface. The release of the Delta Emulator […]