It is the end of an era. We all saw this coming, but it seems as though Apple is ending support for Intel Macs once and for all. The last Intel Mac was released in 2020, and it was the Intel iMac. Oddly enough, it was announced after the transition
It really is amazing. The Steam Deck OLED is amazing. It is probably my favorite console to date (maybe other than the Switch). The screen is amazing, the performance is great, and the battery life is tolerable for what I play on it. My slight issue with the console is,
This might be my biggest hope and dream. WWDC 25 brought a lot of changes to all of their operating systems, the biggest one being Liquid Glass – the 3 dimensional design language meant to unify all of their operating systems. But, in my opinion, the underdog of the event was
Everything is clear now. It seems as though the rumors were right – everything is glass like in iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS. Apple introduced a lot at WWDC today, and I watched the whole event so you don't have to. The main change that Apple centered around during
Let's hope it doesn't happen again. iFixit recently tore down the new Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons (Joy-Con 2) in a short video and found that they are using essentially the exact same potentiometers as the original Joy-Cons from the first Nintendo Switch. This could mean that
It is truly incredible. In the world of the handheld PC, SteamOS is becoming more and more dominant. The Steam Deck and the new Lenovo Legion Go S have SteamOS installed on them and it is definitely the more refined experience. Valve was gracious enough to send out a unit
It's that time of year again. Every year, at WWDC, Apple announces their new operating systems for their devices. As these operating systems get more advanced, older devices can't keep up with the new features, so Apple has to drop support for older devices so that
Could this mean what we think it means? WWDC25 is fast approaching and Apple is gearing up for the event. On Monday, the tech giant sent out invites to their next event, WWDC25 (Worldwide Developers Conference). Along with a link to add it to your calendar, the tagline 'sleek
Despite changing the number, they aren't changing the name. Previously, we have heard that Apple is renaming all of their operating systems to be on the yearly number cycle - so iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS 26. But, Apple is still keeping on the tradition with macOS
How could the Switch 2 situation get worse? We are only a few days away from the Nintendo Switch 2's release, one of the most hyped and anticipated console releases of this decade. The console is set to release on June 5th for $450, which is already a
Maybe someday it can finally see the light of day. It's official, Microsoft has officially paused their handheld Xbox development. This is sad for many Xbox fans, including myself, who were hoping to see a handheld Xbox finally come to market after years of Nintendo dominating it. According
This could be related to the major rebrand. For the past 18 years, iOS (originally iPhoneOS), and later iPadOS, have always been increasing by one each year starting at 1 all the way to 18. Now, Apple wants to flip the script and rename all of their operating systems, including