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Paramount+ débarque sur les Freebox : 1 mois offert, mais attention à l’offre proposée

19 novembre 2025 à 18:35

C’est officiel, le service de streaming Paramount+ est désormais intégré nativement dans l'écosystème Freebox. Accessible depuis hier, cette nouveauté s'accompagne d'un mois d'essai gratuit pour les abonnés.
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Paramount+ débarque sur les Freebox : 1 mois offert, mais attention à l’offre proposée

19 novembre 2025 à 18:35

C’est officiel, le service de streaming Paramount+ est désormais intégré nativement dans l'écosystème Freebox. Accessible depuis hier, cette nouveauté s'accompagne d'un mois d'essai gratuit pour les abonnés.
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Apple Questions Funding Behind UK iCloud Lawsuit

19 novembre 2025 à 18:33
Apple today challenged the funding behind a $4 billion UK lawsuit during a tribunal hearing, raising new concerns about the iCloud class action as the company battles further antitrust scrutiny.


The case was initiated by consumer group Which on behalf of consumers, alleging that Apple's iCloud storage practices lock users into the service and cause them to pay more for cloud storage than they would have paid under more competitive conditions. Which is seeking compensation and an injunction to prevent Apple from continuing the alleged conduct.

The proposed class period runs from 1 October 2015 to the present, meaning that the claim targets both historic and ongoing conduct by Apple. The application also seeks injunctive relief aimed at preventing Apple from continuing the alleged abusive behavior in the future.

Apple told the Competition Appeal Tribunal that Which had not provided enough clarity about its third-party funder, Litigation Capital Management (LCM), which is paying for the legal action. LCM recently suffered a severe financial decline, losing 99% of its share value from its November 2024 level, leaving it worth about $16 million. Apple argued that this collapse raised questions about whether LCM could still support the lawsuit.

It also said that if it were allowed to pursue an appeal later in the process or if Which's funding is withdrawn, Apple could face a significant risk of not being able to recover its legal costs because LCM might not be able to pay them. The company added that both Apple and the proposed class representative should have been informed sooner and more clearly about LCM's situation.

The funding dispute emerges days after the tribunal refused Apple permission to appeal a separate ruling in a long-running developer class action, which found that Apple had abused its dominant position in iOS app distribution and in-app payment processing. That judgment concluded that Apple's App Store commission structure led to higher prices for consumers and restricted competition, leaving Apple facing potential damages of more than $1 billion.

The tribunal has not yet indicated when it will make a decision and the hearing continues.
This article, "Apple Questions Funding Behind UK iCloud Lawsuit" first appeared on MacRumors.com

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Le nouveau Porsche Cayenne électrique en met plein la vue au Tesla Model X : la comparaison en détail

19 novembre 2025 à 18:17

Porsche lève officiellement le voile sur son Cayenne 100 % électrique. Une véritable bête à électrons, dont la puissance dépasse les 1 100 ch. La recharge promet d'être tout aussi fulgurante, avec un quart d'heure pour passer de 10 à 80 % de batterie. Voici tout ce qu'il faut savoir.

Resident Evil Requiem on Switch 2 WON’T support mouse mode

19 novembre 2025 à 14:00

One of the biggest new innovations seen with the Nintendo Switch 2 is the console’s mouse mode feature – allowing you to turn your Joy-Con onto its side and slide it around like a PC peripheral. While some games have made use of the feature, one title which will not is Resident Evil Requiem; with the game’s producer claiming to have “tried really hard to implement mouse controls for Nintendo Switch 2.”

A major supporter of Nintendo in recent years has been Capcom, with the game developer / publisher releasing a bunch of titles for the OG Switch throughout its lifecycle.

Easily the biggest Capcom game coming to Switch 2 so far is Resident Evil Requiem – coming day-and-date with all other systems in February of 2026.

In an interview with the publication PressStart, Resident Evil Requiem producer Masato Kumazawa was asked about the upcoming game’s Switch 2 release and whether they suffered from any issues during development. According to Kumazawa:

“Looking back on Switch, there were Resident Evil games before on the Switch, so what we did, is we used the past experience of developing these games on the Switch to help develop Nintendo Switch 2. But also, we made a lot of versions of the games for PC as well. In fitting with PCs that have a wide variety of specs, we could also just make sure the game was optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 too. So it wasn’t too hard, so to speak.”

Resident Evil Mouse Mode

While it appears so far as though the Switch 2 version should be able to keep up with the rest of the systems, Requiem will not be making use of one of the Switch 2’s most unique features, with Kumazawa adding:

“We tried really hard to implement mouse controls for Nintendo Switch 2. When we put it in, it confused the gameplay and became too complicated. So actually, we are using gyro instead.”

Of course, the inclusion of gyro controls is welcome to see, however it would be interesting to know exactly how mouse mode ‘confused the gameplay’. Perhaps Requiem requires heavy use of the face buttons? We will have to wait and see, but hopefully developers are able to find useful implementations of the Switch 2’s mouse mode as the generation progresses.

KitGuru says: What are your impressions of mouse mode so far? Has it been underutilised? What do you think Capcom means by “confused the gameplay”? Let us know down below.

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Galaxy S24 : l’ancienne gloire de Samsung n’est qu’à 369 € pendant le pré-Black Friday

19 novembre 2025 à 12:28

Le Samsung Galaxy S24 a beau avoir été dépassé par le Galaxy S25 de cette année, l'ancien fleuron de la marque a encore de beaux jours devant lui. Il pourrait en plus convenir à celles et ceux qui ont un budget trop restreint pour les flagships récents, puisqu'il est affiché, en ce pré-Black Friday, à 369 euros au lieu de 899 euros chez Bouygues Télécom.
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