You ever wish you could go back to those simpler times? Do you ever sit on your couch, eating Memberberries who ask you if you ‘member The Legend of Zelda and other games that didn’t nickle and dime you? Well Apple wants to go back to those days, as the tech giant held an event last night where they detailed plenty of stuff. Like an Apple credit card and another streaming service, but also more importantly, their own upcoming gaming subscription service.

Call of Duty is going mobile! No, it’s not a plug for a new game on the Nintendo Switch called Call of Duty: Rock out with Your Black Ops out, but rather a new direction for the franchise as it heads into the realm of Android and iOS.

It seems Apple might finally be realising its rivals were on to a good thin and look to be adopting a lot of trends that are seeing it lose market share in the highly competitive smartphone market.

Following news that Apple revenue has dropped by over 15 percent over this past year, it makes sense that Apple needs to start rethinking their premium brand strategy.

Sales of Apple's new devices have been a little underwhelming for the manufacturer. Which is why they now trying to tempt existing customers to upgrade by increasing the trade-in value of old phones.

The iPhone XS is going to cost you plenty of Randelas. Technomobi has local pricing up for the smartphone (because those prices certainly do smart), and you might have to get used to the taste of cardboard if you’re looking to buy one outside of a contract.

Apple was released iOS 12 and WatchOS 5 on schedule, bringing massive performance enhacements and smaller, intelligent changes to your favourite Apple devices.

Marvel's Contest of Champions has its fanbase fuming lately with its lack of support, pay to win mechanics and updates that are capable of literally burning your phone out.