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Tablets have long-occupied a strange middle-ground in the gaming world. Despite having larger screens than smartphones, they typically don’t offer much increase in processing power necessary to play better games. There are plenty of good reasons for this, including that tablets are often cheaper than phones and the fact that many people buy tablets as…

TL;DR: Apple is reportedly developing two iPhone gamepads under the Beats brand-model IDs T6502 and T1057-with standard gamepad layouts; T1057 adds motion sensors while T6502 may be a simpler option. Beats is being used to explore lower-cost accessories, and no price or release date is known. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 / 2:03 Use left and…

Last month, a bipartisan group of senators launched an investigation into Roblox for failing to protect the minors who use its platforms from child predators. I’ve written previously about some of the specific ways Roblox is dangerous for minors and how parents can work to protect their children.

“The same technology that can help us detect fraud, identify unusual activity, improve compliance, and make regulatory processes more efficient can also be used to make fraud more sophisticated and harder to detect,” Fernandez said during the CiG iDEA Summit at Hilton Manila in Pasay City.

Apple may launch its first iPhone gaming controller under the Beats brand instead of its own name. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple has developed two controller models for mobile gaming. The project has continued for more than a year, with Beats executives leading product development. Leaked macOS code also revealed model numbers T6502 and T1057…

A Spanish developer, Emilio Cano Pérez, has just released the SDK for his CanoFlash, a small box built on a XIAO ESP32-S3 that plugs into a Game Boy Advance’s Link port. This requires no modification to the console, and no soldering iron either (cool!), and once plugged in, it lets the console get the Wi-Fi…