iOS 18.4 pour l'iPhone est arrivé. Avec cette nouvelle version du système d'exploitation mobile, Apple libère des fonctionnalités liées à Apple Intelligence en Europe. Toutefois, si la disponibilité d'iOS 18.4 concerne de nombreux modèles, les services d'IA sont réservés à une poignée de terminaux.

Mail Categories: Why You Might Want to Revert

How to Return to List View in Apple Mail

1. Open the Mail app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.


2. On iPhone/iPad, tap the More button (three dots) in the upper right corner of your inbox. On Mac, you can find the More button at the top of the inbox view.
   
   
3. On iPhone/iPad, select List View from the pop-up menu. On Mac, click Show Mail Categories to uncheck it.

iOS 18.4 pour l'iPhone est arrivé. Avec cette nouvelle version du système d'exploitation mobile, Apple libère des fonctionnalités liées à Apple Intelligence en Europe. Toutefois, si la disponibilité d'iOS 18.4 concerne de nombreux modèles, les services d'IA sont réservés à une poignée de terminaux.

Apple a été condamné ce 31 mars 2025 à 150 millions d'euros par l'Autorité de la concurrence. Au cœur de la condamnation, le dispositif ATT (App Tracking Transparency), dont le principe n'est pas critiquable en soi, selon l'instance, mais qui a été très mal appliqué.

Apple a été condamné ce 31 mars 2025 à 150 millions d'euros par l'Autorité de la concurrence. Au cœur de la condamnation, le dispositif ATT (App Tracking Transparency), dont le principe n'est pas critiquable en soi, selon l'instance, mais qui a été très mal appliqué.

C'est cette semaine qu'on s'attend à ce qu'Apple publie iOS 18.4, encore en bêta. Une mise à jour importante en France : c'est avec elle qu'arrivera Apple Intelligence sur les iPhone. (Mise à jour : c'est disponible).

Prince of Persia The Lost Crown was an unfortunately underrated recent release from Ubisoft, with the side-scrolling metroidvania seeing a ton of praise from critics and fans alike following its release last year. Though the game failed to meet Ubisoft’s expectations, it seems to be getting a second chance at life with The Lost Crown announced to be coming to both iOS and Android soon.

Making the surprise announcement, Ubisoft officially revealed that Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is set to come to smartphones on the 14th of April, writing:
“Adapted to mobile by Ubisoft Da Nang, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown will run at 60 FPS on recent generations of mobile devices. The game can be played either with an external controller or touch screen controls, with the ability to fully remap controls available for both options.”

The port brings with it some additional quality-of-life improvements to help with controls, including “auto-potion, auto-parry, and slow time options, as well as a host of other quality-of-life features.”

In the past few years we have seen an influx of console games brought over to mobile. From the likes of Stardew Valley; to Dredge; Death Stranding; Resident Evil; Slay the Spire; Balatro; Little Nightmares; Wreckfest and so much more, it seems like developers/publishers are finally acknowledging the potential of current-day smartphones and their power.

Hopefully Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown proves to be a success on mobile. No price has been provided, but the game will be free-to-start with an additional fee to unlock the full game.

KitGuru says: What do you think of this announcement? Are you surprised? Will The Lost Crown do better on mobile than consoles/PC? Let us know your thoughts down below.

Following years spent in Early Access, the management/construction/automation game Satisfactory finally saw its 1.0 launch last year. Already a solid release with a ton of additions, the game’s upcoming 1.1 update is set to introduce a bunch of new and welcome features – including the long-awaited controller support.

Releasing a video to YouTube, the team at Coffee Stain Studios officially announced and detailed update 1.1 for Satisfactory.

Said to be coming to the game’s experimental branch tomorrow on the 1st of April, the update brings with it a ton of improvements, additions and new features. The full video can be found HERE, but some of the most notable updates include:

• Added Photo mode
• Personnel Elevators
• Curved Conveyor Belts
• Splitters/mergers now work on vertical conveyor belts
• Straight + Curved Pipes
• Curved rails
• Left handed rail signals
• Coffee machine
• Drone pathing
• Dismantling/destroying more world objects
• Controller Support

As always, the full list of changes and additions can be found HERE.

While a meaty update, one of the most interesting additions is the support for controllers. Teased back with the launch of 1.0, support for such peripherals were developed in part due to the planned console release.

Though this has yet to materialise, the implementation of controller support seems to suggest that the console release could be making great progress. Here’s to hoping.

KitGuru says: What do you think of the update? Which addition are you most looking forward to? When do you think the console versions will release? Let us know down below.

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Apple a été condamné ce 31 mars 2025 à 150 millions d'euros par l'Autorité de la concurrence. Au cœur de la condamnation, le dispositif ATT (App Tracking Transparency), dont le principe n'est pas critiquable en soi, selon l'instance, mais qui a été très mal appliqué.