
Patrick O'Rourke
Journalist at Freelance
Editor-in-Chief at Pocket Lint
Writer at Expansion Pak
Editor-in-Chief at Pocket Lint
Writer at Expansion Pak
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
The ROG Xbox Ally X and ROG Xbox Ally feature enhanced specs, a more ergonomic design, and deeper Xbox app integration. The new Xbox-branded handhelds also feature impulse triggers, customizable buttons, and upgraded batteries. Microsoft's handheld partnership with Asus has been rumored for several months. At Xbox's 2025 Games Showcase, Microsoft and Asus revealed two Xbox-branded ROG Ally handhelds that feature more powerful AMD processors and improved integration with the Xbox app.
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3 weeks ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
Apple's operating systems are reportedly getting a new look and name change to iOS 26, iPadOS 26, watchOS 26, and more. iOS 26 might borrow transparent design elements from visionOS, alongside new icons, and adaptive, AI-powered battery management. Don't expect to see the iPhone 17 Air or Mac Pro at WWDC 2026. It's also likely we won't here much about Siri or Apple Intelligence. Apple's World Wide Developers' Conference for 2026 (WWDC 2026) is just around the corner.
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3 weeks ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
Complicated Windows and driver updates are no longer as big a concern for PC gaming as in the past. The transition to PC gaming is smooth with apps like the Windows Xbox app and Game Bar. The high-end graphics of a powerful gaming PC make modern video games look stunning. For as long as I can remember, I've always been a console and handheld gamer.
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3 weeks ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
Over 82% of compatible iPhones are running iOS 18, up from 68% in January. 88% of iPhones from the last 4 years are on iOS 18. The next iOS version will likely be called iOS 25. Rumors are scarce, but it will likely focus on a redesigned look and new navigation features. Apple has revealed that more than 82 percent of compatible iPhones are running iOS 18, the latest version of its smartphone operating system. This is an increase from 68 percent in January.
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4 weeks ago |
pocket-lint.com | Patrick O'Rourke
Boox's Go Color 7 may be too complicated and versatile for some e-reader users. Its slow boot time makes it frustrating to get into reading an e-book quickly. The Kobo app on Go Color 7 lacks optimization several optimization feature. Now that I've covered the things I like about Boox's Go Color 7 E Ink tablet, it's time to dive into the stuff I've borderline hated about the e-reader.
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