WWDC is only a few weeks away, and the Apple Developer app just got updated in preparation. There’s little new inside the app to explore, but one nice addition can be found in the Messages app: new iMessage stickers. more…

SoundCloud says it's revising its terms after widespread backlash over a clause related to AI model training.

More details on the Switch 2.

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Nintendo's latest information on the highly-sought-after Nintendo Switch 2 is that it can be locked with a PIN number after the system wakes from sleep. This wasn't possible on the original Nintendo Switch without Parental Controls being used and will come as a welcomed change for those who want to secure their system when out and about etc. The Nintendo Switch 2 launches worldwide on 5th June, so not long to go. Source Thanks to SonicGalaxy27 for sending in the news tip!

Apple’s big iOS 19 unveiling is almost here. Next month, the company will introduce a major new iPhone version packed with a variety of upgrades. Here are three new iOS 19 features rumored to be announced. more…

I started using OS X full-time when I was 18 and the Mac was 25. Booting up my first Apple computer, a 2009 MacBook Pro running OS X 10.5 Leopard, was like getting behind the wheel of a Porsche for the first time after being raised on pedestrian PCs. Now it’s the iPhone and its software that are 18. In Macintosh terms, the iPhone and iOS are in the iMac G4 “iLamp” running OS X 10.2 Jaguar era — maturing products and platforms that still have room to grow up. For this reason, I am still one to welcome changes to the way things look with open arms. ‘It looks different’ is a great feature if the way it looks is cool. “Does it look cooler” is a different question than “does it look better.” The former has more to do with trends while the latter is a matter of longevity. If a change can be both stylish and practical such that it can last for years, then that’s a design change success. iOS 7 was too polarizing and required too many iterations before reaching stability to really hit that mark. iOS 19 has the potential to meet both metrics. It could also be a bigger deal than iOS 7 for three reasons. more…

Apple is selling refurbished iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max models to its online store in the United Kingdom, around four months after introducing the discounted models in other European countries. The iPhone 15 is priced starting at £589, while the iPhone 15 Plus is priced starting at £759. The iPhone 15 Pro is priced starting at £869, and the iPhone 15 Pro Max is priced starting at £949. Prices are discounted about 15 percent compared to brand new models. Several color and storage options are available at the time of writing, but availability may change as Apple updates its inventory. If you're after a specific combination, it's worth checking back regularly to see what's in stock. Apple first introduced iPhone 15 models in Europe back in January, while the models were added to Apple's refurb stores in the U.S. and Canada this week. Archived webpage snapshots indicate the iPhone 15 models were added to the regional UK online store sometime around late April. Apple's refurbished iPhones are unlocked, meaning they work with any carrier. Each device comes with a brand-new battery, a fresh outer shell, and a new USB-C cable—making them virtually indistinguishable from brand-new models. Refurbished iPhones also include Apple's standard one-year warranty, with the option to add AppleCare+ for extended coverage.Related Roundup: iPhone 15Related Forum: iPhone This article, "Refurb iPhone 15 Models Now Available From Apple's UK Online Store" first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

Nintendo has announced the latest user icons for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers and there are two sets available today. Firstly we have got icons based on Rare's Donkey Kong Country 3 with Kiddie Kong and Dixie Kong taking centre stage, The second batch of Nintendo Switch Online user icons are based on the charming Nintendo 64 game, Yoshi's Story. Donkey Kong Country 3 has all new icons, while Yoshi’s Story is a mix of old and new icons. You can customise these profile icons to your heart's content.

Welcome to Indie App Spotlight. This is a weekly 9to5Mac series where we showcase the latest apps in the indie app world. If you’re a developer and would like your app featured, get in contact. --- Ping Pong Club is a realistic table tennis simulator for Apple Vision Pro. It supports spatial audio and offers dynamic lighting for an authentic gameplay experience. Despite relying solely on hand tracking, it actually works quite well. more…

WiiLink for a Whole New Audience - WiiLink is coming to iOS.