The Retroid Dual Screen add-on is a new accessory for Retroid handhelds that makes Nintendo DS and 3DS emulation more ...

Apple will be depending on the flash memory for millions of phones ... and throwing off Toshiba's ability to keep up with the sky-high demand in the process. Nintendo, for its part, is hoping to ...

Hotel Dusk: Room 2015, which was developed by the now-defunct Cing, was released on Nintendo DS in 2007 and gained a cult following for its unique art style and its pulp novel storyline which extended ...

TSMC is one of the largest chipmarkers for iPhone and other Apple products as well. Samsung is said to be producing chips for Switch 2 using its 8-nanometer node, rather than its 5-nm node. It’s ...

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Pregnant Rihanna accidentally revealed her phone wallpaper and it is absolutely precious. The 37-year-old A-lister - who revealed she is expecting her third child ...

Another week, another set of awesome Android wallpapers for you to share ... images from our readers that would look great on your phone, tablet, or PC. As usual, we also have three images ...

It shows rainbow stripes that dynamically change every time you unlock your iPhone or iPad. New wallpaper to celebrate Pride month will be part of iOS 18.5. For parents, Apple has also added an ...

A new update to Nintendo’s terms allows the company to remotely disable accounts or devices that violate its policies, particularly for users who hack or alter their consoles for the purposes of ...

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During the March 2025 Nintendo Direct, Shigeru Miyamoto introduced us to Nintendo Today!, a new free app for Android and iPhone. The idea of Nintendo Today! is to bring you all the latest news from ...

It was particularly big on the Nintendo DS, during a time when indies weren’t able to sell their games on Nintendo’s handheld so instead built their own games and distributed them as ROMs.