iPhone users are expressing dissatisfaction with the latest iOS 18.1.1 update, describing it as one of the worst updates due to significant changes in the Photos app and other features. Despite Apple's claim that the update includes important security fixes, users have criticized the new photo and video editing formats, the removal of 'favorites', and the overall navigation, urging others to research before updating. The update follows previous versions 18.1 and 18.01, which also faced criticism.
The developers of The First Descendant, a free-to-play co-op RPG shooter by Nexon, have announced the addition of 'jiggle physics' following player requests. This decision was humorously revealed in a late-night Discord Q&A session, highlighting the game's increasing focus on fan feedback and evolving content. Other updates discussed included a rework for the character Luna in Season 2 and potential enhancements for high-end hardware users. The announcement underscores the developers' commitment to prioritizing user feedback in game development.
Google Chrome's recent Material You redesign, which includes rounded corners, a new search experience, and enhanced security features, has been met with mixed reactions from users. Some users prefer the old design and have expressed their dissatisfaction on social media. For those who want to revert to the previous design, Google has provided steps to disable the new look through the Chrome Flags menu. Despite the backlash, the update aims to improve usability and safety, with Google expecting a 25% improvement in protection from attacks with the new features.
Google is seeking user feedback for the 2024 Bard Wishlist, asking for desired features and improvements. Key requests include better control over AI-generated content, expanded multimodality, a dedicated mobile app, and access to advanced capabilities like Bard Advanced and Gemini Ultra. Google plans to integrate Bard with the Google Assistant on mobile devices, offering a seamless experience on Android and a potential overhaul of the Google Assistant app on iOS. The integration will initially be available on Tensor-powered Pixel and Galaxy S24 devices, with a broader rollout expected.
