Phantom Liberty is out today, and even though it’s $29.99, I can’t recommend it enough. Since writing my hands-on, I’ve finished the expansion’s main campaign, and it’s become one of my favorite gaming experiences I’ve played this year.
Combined with everything added in the new 2.0 update, Cyberpunk 2077 now feels like the game it always wanted to be.
MySmartPrice shared official-looking renders of the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro and some of the colors that the phones will apparently come in. The article includes three colors for each phone, and you should check the galleries for yourself to see what Google might have in store at its Pixel launch event on October 4th.
Below, I’ve included an image of my favorite color of the lot: a Pixel 8 Pro in a nice porcelain. And check out our storystream to see more leaks about the phones.
The iPhone 15’s latest update is iOS 17.0.2, and Apple says it fixes an issue that “may prevent transferring data directly from another iPhone during setup” (via MacRumors). Take a few minutes to update your new phone before setting up that transfer to avoid issues.
(By the way, the latest update for older iPhones iOS 17.0.1, so don’t look for iOS 17.0.2 on those devices.)
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Seriously, he had to unlock the door to greet customers. Amusing start to iPhone 15 launch day.
Christian Selig’s new Pixel Pals update also lets you play full-fledged games from iOS widgets. In a video on X, Selig shows a game featuring a wizard person; on my own iPhone, I tried out a game of 2048.
Overall, it’s a pretty charming little app.
I’ll admit that I’ve been curious to see the inside of one of these, and Marques Brownlee did a full tour on his Auto Focus channel. It looks like, well, a delivery van, but clearly a very highly-engineered one. (He shot the video on the iPhone 15 Pro, if you are curious about how video footage looks from that phone.)
