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index.feed.received.yesterday — 3 avril 2025

South of Midnight Review – Boring Combat Drags Down A Beautiful And Emotional Story

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Par :David Alexander Carcasole
3 avril 2025 à 18:00

South of Midnight

Since December, or more accurately, since the release of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, there’s been a feeling that Xbox has turned a corner for the better. Following up MachineGames' excellent Indiana Jones adventure was Obsidian, with a more than solid outing in Avowed. Which, in a few days from the time of publishing, will be followed up by Compulsion Games’ latest, South of Midnight, which hopes to keep that momentum going. South of Midnight is the third game in the studio’s history since its founding in 2009 and the first full game the team has made primarily under […]

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iOS 18.4 réinstalle-t-il les applications supprimées ?

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Par :none@none.com (Nic007)
3 avril 2025 à 18:09
Après avoir mis à jour leur iPhone vers iOS 18.4, plusieurs utilisateurs ont découvert que leur page d'accueil ou leur bibliothèque d'applications contenait une nouvelle icône qui n'était pas présente auparavant. Plusieurs rapports ont été publiés sur Reddit selon lesquels la mise à jour réinstallait un jeu comme Last War Survival ou Squid Game , bien qu'il l'ait désinstallé des mois auparavant. D'autres utilisateurs signalent avoir trouvé Dropbox, Call of Duty , Infinite Lagrange , Cooking Mama ou d'autres applications. Le plus drôle, c'est que même si la majorité des commentaires concernent des applications qui ont été téléchargées puis supprimées (même il y a quelque temps), dans certains cas , ils concernent des applications qui n'ont jamais été téléchargées. Certains utilisateurs affirment même que lorsqu'ils sont allés sur la page App Store de l'application (dans ce cas Cooking Mama ), ils ont trouvé un bouton Obtenir au lieu de l'icône en forme de nuage avec une flèche vers le bas, signe que, selon Apple, ils n'ont jamais téléchargé l'application même si elle a été installée sur leur appareil après la mise à jour. Un utilisateur des forums de la communauté Apple suggère que cela est dû au fait que le paramètre App Store > Téléchargements d'applications est activé, ce qui permet aux applications installées sur d'autres appareils d'être automatiquement installées, mais cela ne semble pas être le cas. Le problème ne semble pas être répandu, mais néanmoins les rapports sont si nombreux qu'ils suggèrent qu'il y a une sorte de bug. Apple n'a pas commenté l'affaire. (Lire la suite)

iOS 18.4 réinstalle-t-il les applications supprimées ?

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Par :none@none.com (Nic007)
3 avril 2025 à 18:09
Après avoir mis à jour leur iPhone vers iOS 18.4, plusieurs utilisateurs ont découvert que leur page d'accueil ou leur bibliothèque d'applications contenait une nouvelle icône qui n'était pas présente auparavant. Plusieurs rapports ont été publiés sur Reddit selon lesquels la mise à jour réinstallait un jeu comme Last War Survival ou Squid Game , bien qu'il l'ait désinstallé des mois auparavant. D'autres utilisateurs signalent avoir trouvé Dropbox, Call of Duty , Infinite Lagrange , Cooking Mama ou d'autres applications. Le plus drôle, c'est que même si la majorité des commentaires concernent des applications qui ont été téléchargées puis supprimées (même il y a quelque temps), dans certains cas , ils concernent des applications qui n'ont jamais été téléchargées. Certains utilisateurs affirment même que lorsqu'ils sont allés sur la page App Store de l'application (dans ce cas Cooking Mama ), ils ont trouvé un bouton Obtenir au lieu de l'icône en forme de nuage avec une flèche vers le bas, signe que, selon Apple, ils n'ont jamais téléchargé l'application même si elle a été installée sur leur appareil après la mise à jour. Un utilisateur des forums de la communauté Apple suggère que cela est dû au fait que le paramètre App Store > Téléchargements d'applications est activé, ce qui permet aux applications installées sur d'autres appareils d'être automatiquement installées, mais cela ne semble pas être le cas. Le problème ne semble pas être répandu, mais néanmoins les rapports sont si nombreux qu'ils suggèrent qu'il y a une sorte de bug. Apple n'a pas commenté l'affaire. (Lire la suite)

Vos anciennes apps supprimées refont surface sur iPhone : le bug étrange d’iOS 18.4

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Par :Julia Guinamard
3 avril 2025 à 08:56
Vos anciennes apps supprimées refont surface sur iPhone : le bug étrange d’iOS 18.4Certains auraient pu croire à un premier avril. Des utilisateurs d’iPhone ont vu à nouveau sur leurs écrans d’accueil de vieilles applications supprimées, sans qu’ils soient à l’origine du téléchargement. Des apps supprimées il y a plusieurs mois, voire années, sont réapparues comme par magie. Malheureusement pour les rêveurs, tout le monde est bien resté […]

Apple Stock Falls as Trump Tariffs Target Supply Chain

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Par :Juli Clover
3 avril 2025 à 01:26
Apple's efforts to diversify its supply chain may have been for naught with the Trump administration's new tariffs that target multiple countries where Apple sources components for its iPhones, iPads, and Macs.


Apple has worked to move some of its manufacturing to countries like India, Vietnam, and Thailand, all of which are facing steep tariffs in addition to China and Taiwan. There is a minimum 10 percent tariff for all U.S. trading partners, and "reciprocal tariffs" on several countries where Apple suppliers are located. Some of the tariffs:

  • Vietnam - 46%

  • Thailand - 36%

  • China - 34%

  • Taiwan - 32%

  • India - 26%

  • Japan - 24%

  • Malaysia - 24%

  • EU - 20%


As The New York Times notes, Apple is already contending with a 20 percent tariff in China, which is set to increase significantly. Taiwan, where Apple sources the Apple silicon chips that go into all of its devices, is facing a 32 percent tariff.

The last time Trump was in office, Apple was able to get tariff exemptions or avoid tariffs entirely for some products, but Trump claims that he will not provide exemptions this time around. Morgan Stanley estimates that devices imported from China will cost Apple an additional $8.5 billion annually without exemptions, though it is not clear if Apple would pass those costs to consumers with price increases.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has said in the past that the United States is not able to compete with China and other countries when it comes to manufacturing due to a lack of skilled workers with expertise in advanced tooling.

Apple stock is down 7.5 percent in after hours trading after the tariff announcements. The tariffs will go into effect on April 9, according to Trump.
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Apple Seeds First Betas of visionOS 2.5, tvOS 18.5, and watchOS 11.5

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Par :Juli Clover
2 avril 2025 à 19:10
Apple today provided developers with the first betas of upcoming visionOS 2.5, tvOS 18.5, and watchOS 11.5 updates for testing purposes. The software is available a day after Apple released the visionOS 2.4, tvOS 18.4, and watchOS 11.4 software.


The betas are available to registered developers, and can be downloaded from the Settings app on each device.

As of right now, there is no word on what's included in any of the betas, but should new features be found, we'll update this article.
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Nightdive Studios gears up to remaster PS3 / Xbox 360 exclusives

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Par :Mustafa Mahmoud
2 avril 2025 à 12:00

Nightdive Studios has amassed a solid reputation for their work on remastering many classic titles from history across PC and old-gen consoles. Following the likes of System Shock; DOOM; Quake; Turok and much more, Nightdive looks set to tackle the 7th generation next with PS3 and Xbox 360 remasters.

In an interview conducted by VGC, Nightdive Studios founder and CEO Stephen Kick (alongside director of business development Larry Kuperman) spoke on their future plans for the team. According to the two, Nightdive is gearing up to remaster games from the 7th generation of consoles – meaning PS3 and Xbox 360.

In discussing their approach, Kuperman said “I would begin asking a couple of questions. Was it Xbox 360 exclusive, or was there a PC version out too? Because that also changes things, the little preservation that’s available. Do we have source code? If so, what’s the quality of the source code? How about the assets? Those are the kinds of considerations that we have there. That being said, there were some really good games that came out in that era that shouldn’t be lost.”

Nightdive PS3

In talking about the PlayStation 3 specifically and its unique CELL architecture (which is the reason why there is no backwards compatibility on PS4/5 with PS3), Kick stated:

“If we get to that – or I should say when – we get to the PS3 era games, it will be a challenge that we have to face. But I think that we’ve had enough experience to where we can do a serviceable job on a PS3 remaster”. The full interview can be found HERE.

All in all, there still remains plenty of 7th-gen titles trapped on these older systems – especially on the PS3 front. With Sony recently working more and more alongside 3rd-party developers to remaster their old games, hopefully Nightdive could be tasked with bringing the classic inFAMOUS duology, Killzone or even Resistance back.

KitGuru says: What do you think of Nightdive’s work? What PS3-era games would you like to see remastered? What one game would you want to be their top priority? Let us know down below.

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iOS 18.4 Bug Seemingly Resurrects Previously Deleted iPhone Apps

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Par :Tim Hardwick
2 avril 2025 à 10:26
Apple's latest iOS 18.4 software update appears to be causing long-deleted apps to reappear on some users' iPhones, based on corroborating reports on forums and social media.


Several Reddit threads (1,2,3,4) and posts on Apple's Community Support pages over the last 24 hours are filled with reports from users who, after having updated to iOS 18.4, immediately discovered third-party apps and/or games installed on their device that were not there before.

Going on the reports, the iOS 18.4 update has manifested a bug that is causing apps to reappear – since in most cases it appears that the apps had been deleted by the users months or even years ago and long forgotten. Apple released iOS 18.4 on Monday.

The behavior doesn't seem to be related to Apple's Automatic Downloads option either. The setting enables automatic downloads of apps purchased on other Apple devices. However, many affected users say they do not own another Apple device.

Likewise, the bug is impacting users with devices that have never been jailbroken and have never used an alternative marketplace outside of the App Store.

It's not clear how prevalent the glitch is, but not everyone is affected, suggesting it could be related to location or device model. As it stands, the current solution for affected users is just to re-delete the reappearing app while we await further details around the issue.

(Thanks, Tanner!)
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Quels iPhone sont compatibles avec Apple Intelligence ?

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Par :Julien Lausson
1 avril 2025 à 10:02

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.

iOS 18.4 : les nouveautés pour ceux qui peuvent profiter d'Apple Intelligence et ceux qui ne peuvent pas

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Par :Sylvain Biget · Journaliste
1 avril 2025 à 17:04
Apple Intelligence est enfin là ! L’IA maison d’Apple débarque à l’occasion de la grosse mise à jour iOS 18.4. Pas de grosse révolution visible, mais une IA disséminée dans les fonctions et les applications de la marque. Et pour ceux qui ne peuvent pas en bénéficier, il y a quelques nouveautés.

Delta Emulator Gains Online Multiplayer for Nintendo DS Games

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Par :Tim Hardwick
1 avril 2025 à 13:47
The popular iOS game emulator Delta has received a major update that adds online multiplayer functionality for Nintendo DS games. Version 1.7 of the app now allows players to compete against each other in classic DS titles like Mario Kart DS, Bomberman, and Animal Crossing.


Nintendo officially shut down the original DS online services back in 2014, so Delta relies on alternative Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection servers maintained by the community. The way it works is very straightforward – simply select your preferred server within the emulator settings. No complex DNS or network configuration is required. A list of supported games can be found on Wikipedia.

Beyond online multiplayer, version 1.7 also introduces several other notable improvements. Nintendo 64 emulation has been enhanced, with new options to upscale resolution and use custom texture packs for improved visuals. A quick screenshot feature has also been added, alongside various bug fixes and performance optimizations.

Delta is regarded as one of the most polished game emulators available on iOS, supporting multiple Nintendo platforms including NES, SNES, N64, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, and Nintendo DS. The app offers robust controller support, save states, cheats, game backups, and cloud syncing.

For players looking to try these new features, Delta 1.7 is currently available through AltStore PAL for users in the European Union, with a global App Store release expected soon. The emulator remains free to download.
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How to Turn Off Apple Mail Categories

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Par :Tim Hardwick
1 avril 2025 à 12:56
In iOS 18.2, Apple introduced a major change to iPhone's Mail app with a new Categories feature, which has now been rolled out to iPad and Mac with iPadOS 18.4 and macOS Sequoia 15.4. Categories automatically sorts your emails into four distinct sections: Primary, Transactions, Updates, and Promotions. However, while this organizational system aims to help manage email overload, not everyone will prefer the new layout.


Mail Categories attempts to intelligently organize your incoming emails into different sections. Important emails are shown in a "Primary" category, with orders, newsletters, social notifications, and deals organized into three other sections.

The "Transactions" section includes receipts, orders, and deliveries, and aims to make it easy to find orders that you've placed and shipping information for those orders. Meanwhile, the "Updates" section includes newsletters, alerts for things like doctor's appointments and correspondence, and other subscription emails. Lastly, Apple's "Promotions" category includes special offers and deal emails.

Note that even if an email would normally fall into Transactions, Updates, or Promotions, it will also appear in your Primary inbox if it contains time-critical information. On devices that support Apple Intelligence, the system goes a step further by highlighting priority emails that require action or have deadlines.

Mail Categories: Why You Might Want to Revert


The new Categories view, while helpful for some, might not suit your email management style. Perhaps you prefer seeing all emails in chronological order, or have your own organization system. Or maybe you just want fast access to all your emails without switching between categories. On iPhone and iPad, you can swipe left across the categories to switch to an "All Mail" view (the same option can be found on Mac to the right of the category buttons) but what if you want to remove the categories completely?

How to Return to List View in Apple Mail


Categories is the default view after updating to the new software. Fortunately, Apple makes it simple to switch back to the traditional list view. Here's how it's done:

  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.
    mail
  3. On iPhone/iPad, select List View from the pop-up menu. On Mac, click Show Mail Categories to uncheck it.

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Once you switch to List View, your inbox will return to showing all emails in chronological order, just as it did before. The change takes effect immediately. While categorization is not perfect, it's likely something that Apple will improve over time. You can always switch back to Categories view using the same menu if you want to try it again later.

Note: If you're using an iPhone/iPad that supports Apple Intelligence, you'll see an additional option in the More menu for priority messages. This option won't appear on devices without Apple Intelligence support. The More menu also has an "About Categories" section where you can see how your messages have been categorized over the course of the last week, but there is no option to tell the Mail app if you believe an email has been put into the wrong category.
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WhatsApp sur iOS nous montre désormais combien de membres d'un groupe sont en ligne

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Par :none@none.com (Nic007)
31 mars 2025 à 16:37
Vous êtes-vous déjà demandé combien de membres d’un groupe WhatsApp sont en ligne ? Désormais, en plus de votre appareil Android, vous pouvez également le regarder sur votre iPhone, du moins si vous faites partie des chanceux qui ont reçu la dernière fonctionnalité . La nouvelle fonctionnalité a été repérée par WABetaInfo dans la mise à jour stable 25.8.74 de l'application , la même qui nous permet de définir l'application de messagerie populaire comme solution par défaut pour les appels et les messages . La fonctionnalité est aussi simple qu'utile, car elle permet de savoir combien de personnes verront un message dans un groupe, et éventuellement d'évaluer leur niveau d'engagement, avant de l'envoyer. Sous le nom du groupe, vous pouvez voir un nombre en temps réel des membres du groupe actuellement en ligne et vous pouvez immédiatement savoir combien sont capables de réagir à votre mise à jour. Cette fonctionnalité est particulièrement utile dans les contextes où nous devons recevoir une réponse rapidement , ou dans les grands groupes où un administrateur souhaite s'assurer que ses messages ont un impact maximal . En évaluant le nombre d’utilisateurs en ligne, vous pouvez choisir le bon moment pour envoyer une mise à jour et augmenter les possibilités d’interaction. WhatsApp avait introduit la nouvelle fonctionnalité dans la version bêta d'Android 2.24.25.30 en décembre 2024, et il semble maintenant qu'il la teste également sur iPhone, car au moins certains utilisateurs ont commencé à la voir dans la dernière mise à jour disponible sur l' App Store . Attention cependant, car voir un certain nombre d’utilisateurs dans un groupe en ligne ne signifie pas qu’ils correspondent réellement au nombre de personnes qui verront notre message. Tout d'abord, le décompte n'affiche pas le nombre de personnes ayant le chat de groupe ouvert , mais uniquement celles en ligne sur WhatsApp (et donc capables de recevoir un message). Deuxièmement, le compteur n’inclura pas les personnes qui ont décidé de masquer leur statut en ligne pour des raisons de confidentialité . Cette procédure nous permet en effet de ne pas faire savoir aux autres utilisateurs si nous sommes connectés à WhatsApp, que nous soyons inscrits dans un groupe ou non. La fonctionnalité est bidirectionnelle : ceux qui ont désactivé leur statut en ligne ne pourront pas voir combien de membres d'un groupe sont en ligne. Pour vérifier si vous avez reçu la fonctionnalité, il vous suffit d'ouvrir l'App Store, d'appuyer sur Rechercher en bas à droite et d'écrire WhatsApp. Appuyez sur le résultat et vérifiez que sous Quoi de neuf, il y a le numéro de version 25.8.74 (il a été publié il y a six jours, il aurait donc dû être mis à jour maintenant). Si tel est le cas, appuyez sur Actualiser, puis ouvrez WhatsApp, ouvrez un groupe et vérifiez si vous voyez le nombre d'utilisateurs en ligne (assurez-vous que le statut en ligne est activé en toute confidentialité en allant dans Paramètres > Confidentialité > Dernière visite et en ligne ). Si vous ne voyez pas le compteur, vous devrez peut-être attendre un peu plus longtemps. (Lire la suite)

Prince of Persia The Lost Crown is coming to iOS and Android next month

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Par :Mustafa Mahmoud
31 mars 2025 à 14:30

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.

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Satisfactory is finally getting controller support and much more in next update

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Par :Mustafa Mahmoud
31 mars 2025 à 13:45

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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Par :Grégory Maubon
24 mai 2024 à 18:05

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7 décembre 2023 à 16:40

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Sur iPhone, nous pouvons désormais définir WhatsApp comme application par défaut pour les appels et les messages

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Par :none@none.com (Nic007)
28 mars 2025 à 14:34
WhatsApp vient d'introduire une grande nouveauté sur iPhone : après l'arrivée du pavé numérique en janvier , qui permet d'appeler un numéro sans avoir à l'enregistrer, on peut désormais définir l'application par défaut pour les appels et les messages. Cela signifie que si nous activons le paramètre, WhatsApp sera utilisé lors d'un appel , et de même lors de la rédaction de nouveaux messages. Si nous utilisons beaucoup l'application de messagerie, cette nouvelle fonctionnalité est particulièrement utile, notamment pour savoir si un numéro est associé à une entreprise vérifiée (sur WhatsApp, ces activités sont reconnues par la coche d'identification). Pour se conformer au DMA , Apple avait en effet promis d'ouvrir les portes à d'autres applications à définir par défaut, au moins dans l'UE, puis déclaré fin 2024 que cette possibilité arriverait avec iOS 18.2 pour tous les utilisateurs, même en dehors de notre continent. Mais voyons comment réaliser la procédure. Tout d’abord, assurez-vous d’avoir mis à jour WhatsApp vers la dernière version disponible, 25.8.74 . Ouvrez l' App Store (l'icône bleue avec le « A » blanc stylisé) et appuyez sur l' icône Rechercher en bas à droite, puis tapez WhatsApp en haut et appuyez sur le résultat. Si vous trouvez le mot mise à jour, appuyez dessus, sinon vérifiez que sous Quoi de neuf il y a le mot Version 25.8.74 (la mise à jour est sortie il y a 3 jours, elle aurait donc déjà dû être installée). Accédez maintenant aux paramètres de votre téléphone en appuyant sur l'icône d'engrenage sur l'écran d'accueil et faites défiler vers le bas, puis appuyez sur Applications. Appuyez sur Applications par défaut en haut et sélectionnez Appels : appuyez sur WhatsApp et la coche se déplacera à côté de celle-ci depuis le téléphone. Appuyez maintenant sur la flèche en haut à gauche et sélectionnez Messages pour répéter la procédure (évidemment si vous souhaitez définir WhatsApp comme application par défaut pour les deux). Une fois ce paramètre modifié, lorsque vous appelez un numéro depuis l'application Contacts (ou lui envoyez un message) ou appuyez sur un numéro de téléphone depuis une page Web, votre iPhone utilisera WhatsApp. (Lire la suite)

inZOI has removed Denuvo DRM ahead of launch

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Par :Mustafa Mahmoud
28 mars 2025 à 12:45

Denuvo is universally disliked by pretty much everyone, with the PC-focused anti-tamper DRM not only causing unforeseen issues, but can also impact a game’s stability and performance. Fortunately, an increasing number of developers seem to be moving away from the DRM, with the upcoming life-sim inZOI getting rid of Denuvo before the game’s even launched.

Making a post on their Steam page, the team behind inZOI addressed the inclusion of Denuvo ahead of its official Early Access launch on the 28th of March, writing:

“Recently, we’ve seen growing concern around the implementation of the Denuvo anti-tamper solution in inZOI. While we wanted to respond as quickly as possible, we also felt it was important to approach the issue with care—consulting with teams from around the world to make a thoughtful and informed decision. We sincerely apologize for the delay in providing this official response. To address the most important point: we have decided to remove Denuvo from the Early Access build of inZOI.”

inZOI DRM

The full post is rather lengthy and goes into much greater depth on why Denuvo was initially added – and why it’s now been removed. According to the team:

“Our initial application of Denuvo on our main development build made it so that the inZOI: Creative Studio demo build, a branch from the main build, was also applied with the same anti-tamper. Unfortunately, we failed to properly inform our players of this application during the demo period, and we sincerely apologize for that oversight.”

In essence, it seems as though Denuvo was primarily added ahead of launch due to the ongoing pre-EA period which saw a small select number of players gain access to the title.

In instances such as this, having DRM could make sense. Even so, it is highly welcome to see the team at inZOI Studio being so transparent and responsive.

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Curieux de savoir à quoi ressemblera iOS 19 ? Voici comment le découvrir

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Par :none@none.com (Nic007)
27 mars 2025 à 15:56
Grâce à un teasing de Mark Gurman , qui l'a qualifié de l'une des mises à jour les plus importantes de tous les temps, iOS 19 est devenu l'un des sujets les plus brûlants ces derniers jours, et un utilisateur a pensé que ce serait une bonne idée de créer un App Clip avec Play basé (plus ou moins) sur les rumeurs récentes . Pour ceux qui ne le savent pas, Play est une plateforme qui vous permet de créer facilement l'interface de vos applications et, en s'intégrant à une fonctionnalité Apple appelée App Clip , de créer des maquettes réalistes et interactives à essayer directement sur votre iPhone . Un utilisateur nommé Shane a ensuite créé un App Clip basé sur les dernières rumeurs concernant iOS 19 , même celles que nous savons être inexactes, comme les icônes rondes de style visionOS , ou celles démystifiées par Mark Gurman, comme les éléments « flottants ». Cependant, nous pouvons l'essayer sur l'iPhone sans rien installer. Bien sûr, gardez à l'esprit que la maquette ne représente pas réellement à quoi ressemblera le prochain système d'exploitation d'Apple, mais est simplement un jeu de style qui rassemble encore une série d'éléments qui ont fuité, comme les éléments transparents et les coins arrondis dans le style de l' application Invitations . Pour l'essayer par vous-même, accédez à https://slev12397.gumroad.com/l/cccnz sur votre iPhone et saisissez un prix que vous jugez approprié dans le champ Nommez un prix équitable (vous pouvez également saisir 0), puis appuyez sur Je veux cela ! . Sur la page suivante, entrez votre adresse e-mail et appuyez sur Obtenir, puis une page s'ouvrira avec un lien vers l'application. Appuyez dessus et un écran d'introduction s'ouvrira sur l'outil App Clip : appuyez sur Ouvrir App Clip et l'application s'ouvrira en plein écran. Pour le redémarrer, appuyez deux fois sur l'écran avec deux doigts, tandis que pour quitter, appuyez et maintenez avec deux doigts. Appuyez sur Fermer en bas et vous pourrez interagir avec certains éléments de l'interface, comme l' application Appareil photo, l' application Musique et Paramètres . Le concept est très bien fait, mais comme nous l'avons dit il repose sur des fuites qui ne sont pas forcément correctes. Rappelons qu'Apple dévoilera iOS 19 uniquement lors de la WWDC 2025 qui débute le 9 juin . (Lire la suite)

Nightdive Studios gives update on System Shock 3

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Par :Matthew Wilson
27 mars 2025 à 14:00

Nightdive Studios at one point had big ambitions for bringing back the System Shock franchise, with plans for remakes of the first two games, followed by a sequel. Unfortunately, System Shock 3 disappeared in 2020 and we've heard nothing about the project since. Now with the System Shock 2 25th Anniversary Remaster coming out, we're finally starting to see some updates on the long-awaited sequel. 

Speaking with VideoGamesChronicle at GDC this month, Nightdive's director of business development, Larry Kuperman, explained that while the situation around the rights to System Shock 3 is “very complicated”, they are still trying to work it out and could potentially get the clarification they need “within a year”.

Here is the full quote: “The situation around System Shock 3 is very complicated, I don’t know when it’s going to clarify, but it could potentially be within a year. It could be, or it could take longer. That said, what I can say is that we have visions of what we can do within what we control”.

System Shock 3 was originally being developed by Otherside Entertainment, but the studio eventually scrapped its plans and sold the rights to the sequel to Tencent. Now with Nightdive Studios taking on development of the original games and bringing them back to the forefront, the studio has to work things out with Tencent in order to move forward with a System Shock 3. In the meantime though, Nightdive does own the rights to the first two games, so it could go back to do complete remakes, or take a leaf out of Microsoft's book with Age of Empires 2 and continue supporting the older titles with new expansion content.

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KitGuru Says: The immersive sim genre has been lacking in recent years but I do hope that Nightdive finds success with the System Shock 2 Remaster and can then get the greenlight for a System Shock 3. If not, expansions for the new System Shock 2 remaster could keep fans happy and keep the franchise alive while rights for a sequel are negotiated. 

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Apple's 'Behind the Mac' Video Dives Into Severance Season 2 Editing Techniques

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Par :Juli Clover
26 mars 2025 à 17:16
Apple today shared a new "Behind the Mac" video that's focused on hit Apple TV+ show Severance, demonstrating how Macs were used for editing the series.


The 11-minute video is accompanied by an in-depth article with additional details, but be warned, there are season two spoilers in both the video and the article.

According to Severance editor Geoffrey Richman, the final episode of the series was one of the most difficult to edit. One scene had 70 angles and takes to choose from, so he used a single multicam clip to play nine angles simultaneously to choose the most ideal shots. There was around 83TB of footage to comb through.

Richman primarily uses an iMac, and because he works remotely, he connects to a Mac mini that runs professional video editing software Avid. When he's on the go, he's still able to work on a MacBook Pro thanks to the syncing between Macs.

The video that Apple shared has a lot more insight into the editing process, along with some of the concepts and ideas that the team took into account when working on Severance season two.

The second season of the show wrapped up last week, and the entire season is now available for streaming on ‌Apple TV‌+.
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iOS 19 : quelques nouveautés fuitent, un design « flottant » et quelques controverses

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Par :none@none.com (Nic007)
26 mars 2025 à 14:12
Alors que le design du nouvel iPhone 17 semble plus ou moins défini, on ne sait pas grand-chose sur iOS 19 , à part que, selon Mark Gurman de Bloomberg, il sera révolutionnaire . Une vidéo du divulgateur Jon Prosser atténue désormais les choses et montre à quoi s'attendre, suscitant une controverse avec le célèbre journaliste. Commençons par les nouvelles d'il y a quelques semaines, lorsque Gurman a défini iOS 19 comme l'une des mises à jour de conception les plus importantes jamais réalisées par Apple, du genre qui n'avait pas été vu depuis iOS 7 . Sans entrer dans les détails, le journaliste a déclaré que le nouveau système d'exploitation devrait recevoir de nouvelles icônes , menus , applications , fenêtres et boutons système , dans le but de rendre l'expérience plus cohérente sur les appareils Apple. Mais hier, une vidéo de Prosser a tout remis en question. Le divulgateur a minimisé les changements et a montré les nouvelles fonctionnalités en fonction de ce qu'il a vu (mais qu'il a reconstruit pour éviter des problèmes à ses sources). La vidéo montre comment les applications, les menus et les paramètres auront une esthétique plus arrondie avec un style transparent qui rappelle visionOS (ce qui est conforme à ce que Gurman avait également prédit), dans la lignée de la nouvelle application Invitations . Prosser a également partagé quelques images illustrant les nouveautés des applications et composants système suivants : - Appareil photo et messages, qui reprennent l'interface visionOS avec des boutons ronds et des coins arrondis, ainsi que des éléments transparents - Écran de verrouillage , avec quelques modifications qui rendent les notifications plus transparentes et un aspect de bouton qui augmente la tridimensionnalité - Paramètres et fenêtres contextuelles, qui présentent une esthétique plus arrondie et transparente - Clavier, avec un design plus arrondi en haut et un effet transparent qui le fait presque « flotter » sur l'écran Au milieu de la vidéo, Prosser montre également un écran d'accueil avec des icônes rondes de style visionOS , avant d'admettre plus tard qu'il s'agit d'un faux et qu'il ne représente pas la véritable interface. Ce qui, objectivement, ajoute de la confusion et ne nous aide pas à mieux comprendre la situation. À ce stade, Gurman intervient dans l'affaire, commentant durement la vidéo de Prosser sur Threads . Selon le journaliste, les composants « flottants » présentés par le leaker sont basés sur des « versions très anciennes » ou des « descriptions vagues » et ne présentent pas les caractéristiques clés des nouveaux produits à venir. Le journaliste, sans entrer dans les détails, promet que l'on peut « s'attendre à plus d'Apple en juin ». À ce stade, il ne reste plus qu'à attendre le prochain chapitre de l'histoire, mais pour l'instant nous vous laissons avec la vidéo de Prosser. 2RKrbTkP53M (Lire la suite)

Software Engineer Runs Generative AI on 20-Year-Old PowerBook G4

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Par :Joe Rossignol
24 mars 2025 à 18:30
In a blog post this week, software engineer Andrew Rossignol (my brother!) detailed how he managed to run generative AI on an old PowerBook G4.


While hardware requirements for large language models (LLMs) are typically high, this particular PowerBook G4 model from 2005 is equipped with a mere 1.5GHz PowerPC G4 processor and 1GB of RAM. Despite this 20-year-old hardware, my brother was able to achieve inference with Meta's LLM model Llama 2 on the laptop.

The experiment involved porting the open-source llama2.c project, and then accelerating performance with a PowerPC vector extension called AltiVec.

His full blog post offers more technical details about the project.

Similar examples of generative AI models running on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and other old devices have surfaced in the news from time to time.
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Apple Seeds Release Candidate Versions of visionOS 2.4, tvOS 18.4, and watchOS 11.4

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Par :Juli Clover
24 mars 2025 à 18:06
Apple today provided developers with the release candidate versions of upcoming visionOS 2.4, tvOS 18.4, and watchOS 11.4 updates for testing purposes. The software is available a week after Apple seeded the fourth betas.


The betas are available to registered developers, and can be downloaded from the Settings app on each device.

Of the three new software betas, the visionOS 2.4 update is the most notable because it brings Apple Intelligence to the Vision Pro for the first time. ‌Apple Intelligence‌ features available in visionOS include Writing Tools, Genmoji, Memory Movie, Image Playground, Priority Notifications, and ChatGPT integration.

The update will include a dedicated Spatial Gallery app, which will offer a curated selection of spatial videos, photos, and panoramas from artists, filmmakers, and photographers. Apple is also bringing a Vision Pro app to the iPhone for Vision Pro management, and it will let users find and download apps, add content to a watch list, and more. There are also notable improvements to Guest Mode, which can now be controlled through an ‌iPhone‌. Apple's notes for the update are below.

Apple Intelligence
- Use Writing Tools to rewrite, proofread, and summarize text right in the app you’re working in, and compose text from scratch using ChatGPT
- Quickly respond to messages with Smart Reply in Mail and Messages with suggested responses
- Create unique images in multiple styles using concepts, descriptions, and people from your photo library with Image Playground
- Create custom emoji right from the keyboard and use your Genmoji across the system in your sticker drawer
- Use Image Wand to turn sketches into images in Notes
- Find photos and videos simply by describing what you’re looking for in Photos
- Create a Memory Movie by describing the story you want to see in Photos
- Use priority messages in Mail which understand the content of your messages and prioritize those that require your attention, displaying them at the top of your inbox
- Catch up on your notifications with Priority Notification to make it easy to see a glanceable summary of the most important information

Guest User
- Start a Guest User session with your nearby iPhone or iPad and guide the guest using View Mirroring

Spatial Gallery app
- Discover a curated collection of spatial photos, spatial videos and panoramas, updated regularly

Apple Vision Pro app
- Discover new content, spatial experiences, and quickly access information about your device using Apple Vision Pro app for iPhone when you upgrade to iOS 18.4

This release also includes other features and improvements.
- Use dictation to edit text like replacing or deleting a word
- Activate Travel Mode using the Digital Crown when you see a “tracking fail” notification.

Some features may not be available for all regions. For more information, please visit this website:
https://www.apple.com/visionos/visionos-2
According to Apple's release notes for watchOS 11.4, the update adds an option to allow a Sleep Wake Up alarm to break through silent mode, and it includes support for Matter-compatible robot vacuum cleaners. Apple's release notes are below:
This update includes new features, improvements, and bug fixes, including:
- Matter-compatible robot vacuum cleaners can be added to the Home app as well as used in scenes, automations, or simply say "Siri, clean the living room."
- An option to allow Sleep Wake Up alarm to break through Silent Mode
- An issue where face selection may become unresponsive when switching faces
For information on the security content of Apple software updates, please visit this website: https://support.apple.com/100100

Apple plans to release visionOS 2.4, tvOS 18.4, and watchOS 11.4 in early April.

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Atelier Yumia runs better than the previous Atelier games, but has ridiculously high CPU requirements

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Par :John Papadopoulos
24 mars 2025 à 10:04

A few days ago, KOEI Tecmo released Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land. And, to be honest, I was pleasantly surprised by it. You see, Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout was one of the worst optimized PC games of 2019. And, after six years, GUST Studios has finally … Continue reading Atelier Yumia runs better than the previous Atelier games, but has ridiculously high CPU requirements →

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Top 5 New Features Coming in iOS 18.4

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Par :Juli Clover
21 mars 2025 à 23:26
We're not getting new Siri Apple Intelligence features in iOS 18.4 as expected, but the upcoming update does have quite a few new additions that will be worth upgrading for. We've rounded up the five best features to look forward to, and if you're not running the beta, you can expect to get access to these in early April.


Priority Notifications


If you have an iPhone or iPad that supports ‌Apple Intelligence‌, iOS 18.4 adds support for Priority Notifications, one of the features that Apple announced when introducing ‌Apple Intelligence‌ at the June 2024 WWDC event.


Priority Notifications display your most important messages first, highlighting them in a special section on the Lock Screen. Apple uses ‌Apple Intelligence‌ to decide which notifications deserve priority status, and it's typically messages notifications that need to be viewed or responded to imminently.

Upcoming deliveries are highlighted, for example, as are meetings that are happening, calendar alerts for events that are coming up that day, reminders that are due, and messages that look like they need a quick response, such as a dinner invitation.


Priority Notifications can be turned on for all apps, or set up on a per-app basis in the Notifications section of the Settings app. In the beta, Priority Notifications is not on by default, and it needs to be enabled, but that could change before iOS 18.4 is released to the public.

Apple is also adding new languages to ‌Apple Intelligence‌ in iOS 18.4, including French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (simplified), along with localized English for Singapore and India.

Visual Intelligence Updates


For iPhone 15 Pro users, iOS 18.4 brings Visual Intelligence, a feature that was previously limited to the iPhone 16 models. Apple initially limited ‌Visual Intelligence‌ to iPhones with a Camera Control button, but with the iPhone 16e, Apple added an Action Button activation option, and that's what's used for the ‌iPhone 15‌ Pro, too.


‌Visual Intelligence‌ can be activated by linking it to the Action Button, but there's also a new ‌Apple Intelligence‌ section in Control Center that includes a ‌Visual Intelligence‌ button as an alternative way to launch it.


The Action Button and Control Center options for ‌Visual Intelligence‌ can also be used on ‌iPhone 16‌ models, so if you have an ‌iPhone 16‌ and don't like the Camera Control long press to activate ‌Visual Intelligence‌, you can now use these alternatives.



New Emoji


There are a handful of new emoji characters that are available in iOS 18.4, and that's always a big deal for emoji fans. The new emoji characters include bags under eyes, fingerprint, leafless tree, root vegetable, harp, shovel, and splatter.



Ambient Music


iOS 18.4 has an Ambient Music toggle that can be added to Control Center. You can choose from four different sound categories, including Sleep, Chill, Productivity, and Wellbeing. Selecting one of the Ambient Music categories plays a random selection of sounds or music from that category.



There is no dedicated Ambient Music app and you can't choose what's playing from Control Center, but if you play a category and then tap into the Dynamic Island at the top or access the Now Playing widget, you can skip songs and see the name of what's playing.

App Store Downloads


In iOS 18.4, when you download an app from the App Store, you can pause the download right from the update list. It's a small change, but one that is useful if you're in a situation where you have low signal and need to do something else while an app download is in progress.


Before now, you could only stop and restart an app installation from the ‌App Store‌ interface.

Apple also added ‌App Store‌ review summaries, which makes it easier to see what people think of an app at a glance.



Bonus for Vision Pro Users: Guest Mode Controls


Apple added an ‌iPhone‌ app for the Apple Vision Pro in iOS 18.4, and it can be used to view info about the Vision Pro, find content to watch, and download apps to the headset. Overall, it's not super exciting.



What is useful, though, is an option to control Guest Mode from your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌ if someone is using your Vision Pro. When someone that isn't you picks up your Vision Pro and puts it on, you'll see a pop up on your ‌iPhone‌. From there, you can choose what apps and experiences the person will view, and you can use AirPlay mode to guide them through their Vision Pro experience.

More Features


For a full list of all the features we've found in iOS 18.4 so far, make sure to check out our iOS 18.4 roundup.

Launch Date


We're on the fourth beta of iOS 18.4, and there are likely a couple more to go. Apple plans to release iOS 18.4 in early April alongside iPadOS 18.4 and macOS Sequoia 15.4.
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Apple Arcade reportedly saw just 2 million subscribers in its first year

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Par :Mustafa Mahmoud
21 mars 2025 à 12:15

All the way back in 2019, Apple launched its Arcade subscription service – letting iOS/Mac users access over 100 games ranging from ad-free classics to Apple Arcade exclusives. Despite continued support, the service has reportedly seen quite little in the way of adoption with just 2 million users in its first year.

In a report titled ‘Apple Streaming Losses Top $1 Billion a Year’ (paywalled), publication The Information spoke on a range of the iPhone maker’s current services from TV+ to Apple News+ and more.

In discussing Apple Arcade specifically, The Information revealed that the company saw just 2 million users join Apple Arcade in its first year of operation – 25% of which were using a free trial.

Of course, as mentioned, the service has existed since 2019 and so has had many years since to attract further customers, especially with new exclusives.

Apple Arcade Million

Even so, 2 million in one year seems like a low figure for a company whose user base exceeds 2 billion across its products (a majority of which support Apple Arcade).

All that being said, Apple has near-infinite money to burn on whatever project they desire, and so it is at least nice to see the company continue to invest in new games from iconic franchises.

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