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September 22, 2023
Apple is now ahead of iPhone 15 counterfeiters for now. Apple added another way for customers to know if their iPhone 15 is authentic. The tech giant has reportedly added UV labels to its iPhone 15 boxes to assure customers that their newly purchased device is authentic.
September 20, 2023
NASA's Curiosity rover can now continue its search for evidence of liquid water on Mars' Mt. Sharp.
September 20, 2023
The City of Angels ain't what it used to be; can you wipe its streets of crime and corruption before they swallow you?
September 5, 2023
Apple's iOS 17 could lack some features once it launches. Apple's iOS 17 may come with a few missing features. The tech giant's upcoming iOS software update has a lot of new features to bring to iPhone users, but some of them may not be ready on its release day.
September 5, 2023
The City of Angels ain't what it used to be; can you wipe its streets of crime and corruption before they swallow you?
March 28, 2023
MC Andrew Bird had the audience laughing from the minute he took to the stage
November 26, 2022
Claire Lim is a Scottish presenter, writer and podcaster, who has been living and working in London for 20 years. But now seems to be jacking it all in to
October 28, 2021
New game wants to encourage people to get walking, again, but this time planting virtual flowers.
April 9, 2021
BBC News By Vikki Blake image copyrightIRON GATE STUDIO image captionAt one stage Valheim could boast 500,000 concurrent players, despite being released in an incomplete "early access" form You wouldnt watch a film without an ending - so why do people buy unfinished video games? An incomplete version of Indie title Valheim - a Norse survival game - released to rip-roaring success earlier this year. Early access releases like Valheim are becoming increasingly common, particularly on PC shops lik...
February 9, 2021
For most communication campaigns, the holy grail is achieving cut through mainstream coverage. That fifteen minutes in the spotlight when you achieve reach beyond the boundary of your usual audience and start to entice new customers. However, for video games, mainstream coverage can often end in disappointment when an uninformed reporter asks questions like, "But what about violence in video games" or "Can you talk to me about loot boxes" or "Are video games safe"? Questions like these lead us...