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Square Enix plans to ‘aggressively pursue’ multiplatform game releases

Image: Square Enix Everybody’s getting bitten by the multiplatform bug; now, it’s Square Enix. In its earnings report released earlier today, the publisher shared plans to increase profits, stating that it will “aggressively pursue a multiplatform strategy that includes Nintendo platforms, PlayStation, Xbox, and PCs.” Right now, Square Enix’s biggest games, like Final Fantasy XVI

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Sandwizz Promises to Reinvent the Breadboard

The solderless breadboard is perhaps the electronic hobbyist’s most commonly used tool, but let’s be honest, it isn’t exactly anyone’s favorite piece of gear. Even if you’ve got an infinite supply of jumpers in just the right size, any mildly complex circuit quickly becomes a nightmare to plan out and assemble. To say nothing of

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Apple News Plus is ready to work offline

Image: Apple Even if subscribers are outside cellular or Wi-Fi range (or if there’s a massive outage), Apple News Plus on iOS 17.5 can still supply them content now that it’s added Offline Mode — this must’ve been farther down the list from Apple Maps, which added offline navigation last year in the iOS 17

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Meta Explores AI-Assisted Earphones With Cameras

An anonymous reader shares a report: Meta Platforms is exploring developing AI-powered earphones with cameras, which the company hopes could be used to identify objects and translate foreign languages, according to three current employees. Meta’s work on a new AI device comes as several tech companies look to develop AI wearables, and after Meta added

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Meta is reportedly working on camera-equipped AI earphones

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Meta is reportedly developing AI-powered earphones with cameras, internally dubbed “Camerabuds.” The earphones could potentially offer live translation and contextual information about the user’s surroundings. In a race to integrate artificial intelligence into our everyday lives, tech giants are constantly exploring new ways to make their AI more accessible

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Apple and Google’s cross-platform anti-stalking tracker standard arrives in iOS 17.5

Apple and Google have finally implemented their industry specification for detecting AirTags and other trackers hidden on a person, to help minimize the instances of stalking. AirTag, a tracker that will support Apple and Google’s industry standard. Initially announced in May 2023, the industry standard between Apple and Google is titled “Detecting Unwanted Location Trackers.”

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