Sony promises smoother gameplay is coming to the PS5

The iPhone 15 Pro could hide Face ID in the display | See also: Renders show off a notch-less iPhone 14 Pro | The Studio Display has a neat feature for older Macs Created for techradar.com@quicklydone.com |  Web Version March 23, 2022 CONNECT WITH TECH RADAR       SIGN UP ⋅   WEBSITE   Phones The iPhone 15 Pro could hide Face ID in the display The iPhone 13, complete with notch (Future) The iPhone 14 Pro models are expected to ditch the display notch for two smaller cut-outs – and now we have a new iPhone 15 Pro rumor suggesting that the Face ID sensors will be moved under the screen, prompting yet another design change.  READ MORE See also: Renders show off a notch-less iPhone 14 Pro Computing The Studio Display has a neat feature for older Macs The Apple Studio Display and accessories (Apple) The new 27-inch Apple Studio Display has been largely welcomed by users, and there's a special feature that those with older Macs can take advantage of: the display's built-in chip enables "hey Siri" on Macs that don't already have it.  READ MORE Check out: Apple services suffer a second outage in two days Gaming Netflix pushes out new mobile games for March Netflix's new games include a zombie shooter (Netflix) Netflix's push into mobile gaming continues, and it's just announced three new games that launch today on Android and iOS: narrative puzzler This Is A True Story, brick breaker Shatter Remastered, and zombie shooter Into The Dead 2: Unleashed.  READ MORE Don't miss: Sony promises single-player games aren't dead Featured Content Sponsored Content from Bitdefender Bitdefender Premium VPN Ultra-fast VPN, so you can safely access multiple streaming platforms anywhere in the world. Learn More Computing Nvidia's next-gen GPUs are getting closer to launch The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 (Future) The Nvidia RTX 4080 graphics card and the other Lovelace GPUs in the series have been spotted in logs from system monitoring tool HWiNFO – a sure sign that these devices are getting closer to launch, and could be here very soon.  READ MORE Read more: Nvidia's AI hardware is getting more powerful Gaming Smoother gameplay is coming to your PS5 Updates are coming to the PS5 (Sony) The gameplay on the PlayStation 5 is going to get smoother than ever in a future update, Sony has promised: the enhancements will be enabled by VRR (or Variable Refresh Rate), meaning more fluid motion as long as you have a compatible TV.  READ MORE Also see: Far Cry 6 (and all its DLC) is free to play this weekend More from TechRadar Nothing is launching something new today The Incredible Hulk is finally available to stream A new alternative to the Sonos Move appears Fortnite fans think the new skins look very familiar The new Orbi 5G WiFi 6 Mesh system reviewed Sharing TechRadar with your network keeps the quality of content high and these newsletters free. Help Spread the Word SHARE Or copy and share your personalized link: smartbrief.com/techradar/?referrerId=mvaKglYwVl   Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE © Future Publishing Limited. Reg No. 2008885 England. Quay House, The Ambury, Bath BA1 1UA.