A disappointing release didn't stop Lords of the Fallen (2023) from being a success
Amid the TikTok shutdown, Apple has released a statement and support document listing all affected apps unavailable in the US. The iPhone maker doesn't usually publish information about app blocking, but this time it said it was removing developer ByteDance's apps from its App Store due to a related law that went into effect.
On Saturday evening, 18 January, the TikTok app stopped working and was removed from the App Store and Google Play, just hours before the ban took effect on 19 January. Users who had previously installed the app are now seeing a pop-up window with the message: "Sorry, TikTok is currently unavailable".
Samsung is preparing to unveil its new Galaxy S25 smartphones with Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and a number of improvements on 22 January. However, charging speed and battery capacity will reportedly remain the same as the Galaxy S24 series. Reports have surfaced that the battery and charging speed will be improved in the Galaxy S26 series.
TSMC has officially started mass production of 4nm chips at its Fab 21 fab in Arizona, USA. This is a major milestone for the US semiconductor industry.
Donald Trump announced the launch of a new memcoin, $TRUMP, based on the Solana blockchain, via his X and Truth Social accounts.
"CD Projekt wouldn't go for our ideas."
Michael C. Hall will return to his role.
After the US Supreme Court upheld a ban on TikTok unless it is sold to a private US investor, the company has independently decided to cease operations in the country from Sunday, 19 January.
The game may be unveiled at Star Wars Celebration
The relaunch of the series is a success!
The first details about the upcoming Realme P3 smartphone have surfaced on the internet. The device has passed Eurofins certification, which revealed the battery capacity and charging speed of the device.
Sony is inspecting all of its studios' projects
Xiaomi has overhauled the bootloader unlocking process, tightening the rules to improve security and reduce the popularity of custom firmware.
Apple plans to equip the next MacBook Air with a display similar to the one used in the MacBook Pro. Instead of the expected OLED panel, the new MacBook Air will get an oxide TFT LCD panel.
