Control Ultimate Edition coming to iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro in 2026 Remedy Entertainment has announced that Control Ultimate Edition will be released for iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro in 2026. The port appears to be enabled by Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit, which has made it easier for developers to bring demanding PC/console titles to Apple silicon and related platforms. What we know Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Apple Vision Pro (2026) Source: Announcement from Remedy (see official game page below) Technology: Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit and Metal-based optimizations are likely being used for the port. Controls: Expect controller support and adaptive input (touch for iPhone/iPad; controllers, hand/eye tracking and spatial input on Vision Pro). Why it matters Bringing Control to iOS/iPadOS and visionOS is a sign that more AAA…

Apple doubles top Security Bounty to $2M — Up to $5M with bonuses Apple updated its Security Bounty program in November, significantly raising rewards to encourage research into high-impact vulnerabilities. Key changes include: Top award doubled from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 for zero-click exploit chains that can achieve remote compromise; total payouts can exceed $5,000,000 when including bonuses (e.g., Lockdown Mode bypasses or beta-software findings). One-click exploit chains: up to $1,000,000 (previously $250,000). Physical-proximity attacks: up to $1,000,000 (previously $250,000). Physical access to locked devices: maximum reward doubled to $500,000. Chaining WebContent code execution with a sandbox escape: up to $300,000. Apple also highlighted new defenses like Lockdown Mode (Safari-focused hardened attack surface) and Memory Integrity Enforcement, designed to reduce memory corruption exploits. In its announcement Apple said the only system-level…

Belkin PowerGrip: Camera grip with charging functionBelkin has introduced the PowerGrip, a magnetic camera grip designed for iPhone users to improve handling when taking photos and filming. The grip attaches magnetically to the smartphone and connects via Bluetooth to the Camera app. A physical shutter button on the grip lets you take photos and videos without touching the display, and the device also includes a charging function.Key features:Magnetic attachment for easy mountingBluetooth connection to the Camera appPhysical shutter button for photos and videosIntegrated charging capabilityWould you use a grip like this for mobile shooting? Share your thoughts below.More info / buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Belkin+PowerGrip&tag=f1rede-20

Collective lawsuit against Meta over 2021 Facebook data leak opens in Hamburg On Friday, a collective legal action (Sammelklage) against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, began in Hamburg. The suit follows a major 2021 data leak that exposed personal information of millions of users. Who is bringing the case? The Federation of German Consumer Organisations (vzbv) is representing affected users and is seeking damages of up to €600 per person, depending on the sensitivity of data exposed. vzbv has opened a process for consumers to join the collective action. Background In 2021, a data scraping incident put personal details — such as names, phone numbers and email addresses — of millions of Facebook users into the public domain. German courts have previously recognized "loss of control" over personal data…

Best Budget Gaming Accessories: Headsets, Keyboards & Mice You don't need to spend a fortune to level up your gaming setup. Affordable peripherals today can deliver comfort, performance and style — with features like RGB lighting, noise‑canceling mics and USB‑C connectivity. Why choose budget gear? Great value: Many peripherals now match features from pricier models. Versatility: Headsets that double as work headphones; keyboards and mice built for fast reactions. Best for students, casual players, and cost‑conscious PC gamers. Top budget picks (examples) Headsets HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=HyperX+Cloud+Stinger+2&tag=f1rede-20 Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Logitech+G435&tag=f1rede-20 Corsair HS55 Stereo — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Corsair+HS55&tag=f1rede-20 Keyboards Redragon K556 RGB — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Redragon+K556+RGB&tag=f1rede-20 Anne Pro 2 — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Anne+Pro+2&tag=f1rede-20 Mice Logitech G305 — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Logitech+G305&tag=f1rede-20 SteelSeries Rival 3 — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=SteelSeries+Rival+3&tag=f1rede-20 Source: roundup originally published on Engadget (no RSS link included).…

Apple reorganizes management after Jeff Williams announces departure Summary (English): Apple has reorganized internal responsibilities after COO Jeff Williams announced he will leave the company by the end of the year. As part of the shake-up, reports indicate that Health & Fitness responsibilities will move under Eddy Cue. There are also mentions of Apple planning a Health+ subscription/service aimed for 2026. Key points Jeff Williams — announced departure from his COO role and will leave Apple by year‑end. Management reshuffle — central responsibilities being reassigned across the executive team. Health & Fitness — reportedly to move under Eddy Cue's oversight. Health+ — plans/rumors point to a possible 2026 launch for Apple’s health subscription/service (unconfirmed). Original (German) Apple stellt seine internen Strukturen neu auf und ordnet zentrale Verantwortlichkeiten im Management um.…

Pluribus: Apple releases first trailer — Premiere Nov 7, 2025 Apple has released the first full trailer for Pluribus, a new science‑fiction series created by Vince Gilligan and starring Rhea Seehorn. The clips set a tense, mysterious tone: a world of enforced, constant "happiness" — and Carol (Seehorn) appears to be the only person left seemingly unaffected. Trailer Watch the official teaser/trailer on YouTube (embedded): Official Apple TV+ page: https://www.apple.com/tv-pr/originals/pluribus/ What we know Creator: Vince Gilligan Lead: Rhea Seehorn as Carol Premiere: November 7, 2025 on Apple TV+ Tone: Dystopian sci‑fi — early teasers hint at a society obsessed with perpetual happiness and the consequences of resistance or exception. Why it matters With Vince Gilligan attached and Rhea Seehorn leading, expectations are high for a character-driven, suspenseful series that explores…

Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0 (Release Candidate) — what's new The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0 as a release candidate. The desktop tool for writing Raspberry Pi operating systems to SD cards and other media (macOS, Windows, Linux) gets a visual and workflow overhaul. What's new in 2.0 (highlights) Revamped UI: A redesigned interface focused on clarity and accessibility — new visuals and font improvements. Step-by-step wizard: Moves from a three-button model to a guided wizard to simplify flashing. Telemetry: Adds optional anonymous telemetry (opt-out available). Customization: The "Customisation" step is now available only when flashing Raspberry Pi OS images. Cross-platform: Available for macOS, Windows and Linux. Where to get it Download the RC and read the release notes on the official GitHub releases page: https://github.com/raspberrypi/rpi-imager/releases Also…

iOS 26: View Complete Call History Per Contact in Phone App iOS 26 adds a useful Phone app feature: a complete, per-contact call history. You can now see every incoming, outgoing and missed call with a specific contact — including date, time and call duration — and the history can extend back years depending on stored data. This was reported by iPhone-Ticker and covered in guides like MacRumors. How to access the feature Open the Phone app and go to Recents. Tap a contact’s name (or the info icon next to the contact). Choose Call History to view the full chronological list of calls with that person, showing date, time and duration. Why this matters Quickly verify when you called or received a call from someone. Track call durations over…

Microsoft tightens Copilot integration with OneDrive Microsoft has expanded OneDrive with deeper Copilot integration to make file management smarter and faster. New AI-driven features include automatic summaries, version comparison, and audio summaries for on-the-go listening. Key features Automatic file summaries — Get concise overviews of documents, presentations, images and PDFs to find key information without opening every file. Version difference detection — Compare up to five files at once to quickly spot changes and differences between versions. Audio summaries — Copilot can generate short audio summaries of Word docs, PDFs and Teams meeting recordings so you can listen while commuting. Interactive Copilot chat — Ask Copilot questions about your files and receive synthesized answers drawn from multiple documents. Availability These features require a Microsoft 365 subscription with a Copilot license…