The Nintendo Switch 2 is getting ripe for launch, but Nintendo has assured the gaming community that games made for the first generation Nintendo Switch will be backwards compatible. With that in mind, you can confidently invest in games ahead of its launch.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned in recent years, it’s just how useful a projector can be. In fact, I use a projector for almost all my movie watching, video gaming, and anything else I can think of instead of a traditional television. But this may leave some of you wondering, what about when I leave the comfort of my home and have no projector screen at my disposal?
As part of Apple’s announcement on Monday that the company’s AirPods Max with USB-C would support lossless & ultra-low latency audio with the included USB-C cable starting next month when iOS & iPadOS 18.4 and macOS Sequoia 15.4 launch, the Cupertino-based company has released a new accessory to help make these features usable even on devices equipped with 3.5mm audio jacks.
Looking for a compact and convenient way to expand your Mac notebook or iPad’s connectivity from mere USB-C to a multitude of other widely used I/O ports? If so, then our friends over at Zagg have some new products as of this week that might be of interest.
Each and every week, your friends at iDownloadBlog browse for the best deals to be had on Nintendo Switch games and accessories in an effort to not only save money on our next purchase, but also to share those savings with our readers.
Flying a drone can be both exciting and lucrative, and there are two general ways that the public can lawfully fly a drone in the United States per the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) – recreationally under the rules of Section 44809, or commercially under the rules of Part 107.
The St. Patrick’s Day holiday is officially upon us, and as the day has long been associated with luck, some brands are taking advantage of the day to make their customers feel a bit lucky.
According to Nintendo, the Nintendo Switch is due for an upgrade soon. But even so, there are loyal players who have the current generation Nintendo Switch right now who are looking to cash in on some amazing deals pertaining to games and accessories for their next big game night.
Brand loyalty runs deep in the photography community. Many photographers swear by their preferred brand and tend to remain with it even as new releases from competing companies come to realization. While not unheard of, it’s uncommon for photographers to move from one brand to the next, especially once heavily invested in one.
If we’re not blogging about iPhones and Macs, we’re playing games on the Nintendo Switch. In fact, we blow through games so quickly sometimes that we’re often looking online for the next best game to add to our collection.
While I use a 16-inch MacBook Pro for most of my in-office work, I like to have something a bit more portable for when I’m going to be away from home and still need access to a computer. That was one of the driving forces behind my decision to pick up one of Apple’s razor-thin 2024 M4 chip-equipped 13-inch iPad Pro tablets, since it’s much easier to stow away in a bag than a chunky 16-inch MacBook Pro.
After successfully launching of Peak Design’s Outdoor Line of backpacks and sling bags, which started out as a crowdfunded Kickstarter campaign and rapidly moved to the brand’s official website for purchase, it seems the popular bag and camera accessory maker has taken to the drawing board once more, this time taking aim at the aspiring traveler.