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Asobo Studio has released Sim Update 3 for Microsoft Flight Simulator, making another pass to the game's flight simulation, fixing issues, refining the planes and more. As such, it's light on flashy n
Microsoft Flight Simulator a day earlier than previously announced. This update comes with an extensive list of new features added and various improvements made across the board. Clocking in at 7.97GB for the main update and 1GB for the client update, there’s a lot to unpack. For one thing, there’s a surprise in this latest update: legacy paint schemes from FSX. Legacy simmers will surely recall the fictional airlines of the series like World Travel and Orbit Airlines. Paint schemes for those, along with Kenmore, Emerald Gold, Global Freightways, and Pacifica are now available for the...
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Flight Simulator's third World Update is now live, brings updates to the UK and Ireland Microsoft has released the third World Update for Flight Simulator aimed at enhancing visuals for the scenery and airports in the UK and Ireland. The update has been promised since last month and comes almost three months after the previous update was released. The update also brings with it a few new activities, a bunch of points of interest, and a whole load of bug fixes to various aspects of the simulator. As is the case with these major world updates, the focus is on enhancing the visual...
Feb 21, 2021 09:54 EST with 1 comment An FPS boost for Backwards Compatible titles on console, an acknowledgement of 21H1, and even some Edge updates at the forefront. You can find info about that, as well as much more below, in your Microsoft digest for the week of February 14 – 20. Trying Edge Unlike previous columns, in which Edge news was relegated to the final section, this time we’re switching things around a little. We’ll start with the Canary channel, which now allows testers to open Office files directly in the browser – similar to how you would open PDFs -, as ...
Here's our curated list of important tech news from this week in byte size. (Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Apple’s next-gen Face ID tech Apple is working on a next-gen Face ID camera using a new indirect time of flight (iTOF) system that may be able to identify a user at a far greater distance from the camera, according to a report by Patently Apple. The present Face ID system used in Apple devices requires a user to hold the device fairly close to their face, for it to recognise and unlock the devic...