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- 1Nostalgia for Vice City Builds Anticipation for GTA 6▼Returning to Vice City Put Me in the Perfect Mood for GTA 6
PCMag writers revisited Grand Theft Auto: Vice City ahead of the release of GTA 6, which returns to the fictional Vice City setting. Returning to the 2002 classic, with its 1980s neon aesthetic and radio soundtrack, is framed as the ideal way to prepare for Rockstar's next entry. Fans are similarly replaying older GTA titles as anticipation builds.
- 2Apple Final Cut Camera Gains iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Support●Apple Final Cut Camera Adds Support for iPhone 18 Pro's Variable Aperture Lens
Apple has updated its Final Cut Camera app to support the variable aperture lens expected on the iPhone 18 Pro, allowing users to control aperture settings directly when shooting. The news, reported by PCMag UK, signals Apple's continued push to turn iPhones into professional-grade video tools and suggests the next Pro model's camera hardware is already being integrated into its software ecosystem ahead of launch.
- 3Android Browser Offers Free 3GB Travel eSIM Data▼Want Some Free Travel Data? This Android Browser's eSIM Gives You 3GB
PCMag reports that an Android browser is offering travelers 3GB of free mobile data through a built-in eSIM feature. The offer lets users connect abroad without buying a local SIM card, positioning the browser as a travel companion tool. Details on which countries are covered and any usage restrictions were not included in the headline coverage.
- 4Avira Internet Security Review Finds Little Gain Over Free Edition●Avira Internet Security Review: Not a Big Improvement Over the Free Edition
PCMag Australia has published a review of Avira Internet Security, concluding that the paid suite does not offer a significant improvement over Avira's free antivirus edition. The review suggests users may not get enough added value from the paid version to justify upgrading, a finding likely to resonate with buyers weighing security subscriptions.