All articles tagged with #third party support
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Nintendo Life
Nintendo's Switch 2 has the largest third-party software lineup ever for a new Nintendo console, featuring major titles from publishers like CD Projekt Red, SEGA, Capcom, and Bandai Namco, alongside strong first-party releases, signaling a promising start for the system's early lifecycle.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Nintendo Life
Virtuos and industry experts believe the Nintendo Switch 2 will surpass the original Switch's success due to growing demand for handheld gaming, strong brand loyalty, and support from major developers, with early sales already setting records.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
Microsoft is expanding its AI-powered Bing Chat to mobile browsers, making it available beyond its own Edge browser. Bing Chat was initially limited to Microsoft's own apps but has since been opened up to Chrome and Safari desktop browsers. The move aims to showcase the value of summarized answers and image creation to a wider audience. Microsoft has seen consistent growth on Edge since the launch of Bing Chat, with over 1 billion chats and 750 million generated images. Additionally, Windows Copilot, powered by Bing Chat, is expected to be introduced to Windows 11 in the near future.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by 9to5Google
Apple is reportedly redesigning its watchOS platform for the Apple Watch, with a focus on widgets over apps. Users will be able to scroll through a series of different widgets for activity tracking, weather, stock tickers, calendar appointments, and more. This is similar to Google's Wear OS, which already has widgets called "Tiles" that are customizable by the user. The main difference is that Apple's widgets are buried beneath a button click, while on Wear OS, they're available with a swipe in either direction. Apple's implementation could be good for Wear OS in the long run, as it may encourage more third-party support.