Puzzle game ‘Fez’ coming to iOS this year

Polytron just announced that its indie puzzle game Fez is finally making its way to mobile devices, specifically they’re singling out the iOS platform. In the short teaser for the game, you see it through an iPad’s screen. First released on the Xbox 360 back in 2012, it has been ported to other platforms like PC, Mac, Sony PlayStation 3 and PS4, and Linux. This will be the first time it’ll be coming to mobile. No word yet for Android but we’re hoping it’s going to show up soon, too.

Source: SlashGear

Only a few Windows-powered phones will be getting the Creators Update

While almost all Windows 10 PCs can download the Creators Update, that doesn’t seem to be the case for Windows 10 Mobile. Just like what has happened before when Microsoft dropped a lot of Windows Phone 7 from the switch to Windows Phone 8 and even from Windows Phone 8 to 10. A handful of Windows 10 Mobile devices will also only be getting the Creators Update. These include Lumia 550 and above, Alcatel Idol 4S, HP Elite X3, and VAIO Phone Biz, among a few others.  

The reason is Microsoft wants to set performance expectations for the update. According to Microsoft’s Dona Sarka, there have been complaints about Windows not offering the “best possible experience” on older devices, which means your older device might not be able to handle the Creators Update and not offer you the experience you expect it can provide for you. 

Source: Engadget 

Google Allo releases sticker pack for NBA playoffs

Commemorating the ongoing NBA playoffs, Google Allo launched a new sticker pack. With 23 stickers, the pack shows various cartoonized players doing basketball-related things that can be applied to your conversations. If you want to show your love for the sport, Allo is giving you the opportunity to do so. The free sticker pack is called Let's Gooo NBA!, in case you didn't know where to find it.

Source: Android Police

Review: 2017 Jaguar F-Pace

The 2017 Jaguar F-Pace is highly anticipated release – bringing Jaguar to the SUV market. At first glance, the design is quite sleek with the front end distinctly Jaguar. Performance-wise, it had no problem accelerating to our desired speed. Nothing’s more irritating than an underpowered vehicle for me. Let’s take a closer look at the 2017 Jaguar F-Pace.

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