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Just ask any victim of the celebrity nude hack in 2004 about iCloud and iPhone security. While it turned out that no one was actually hacked, the event did highlight the importance of password security. Nude is a new app that aims to help iPhone and iPad owners keep their more intimate photos safe from hacks, phishing schemes or nosy peepers.
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Digital movies can be great, but they can also be hard to keep track of with all the different places to purchase different titles from. There's Google, Amazon, iTunes and Vudu, just to name a few. This is why Movies Anywhere is an interesting service for anyone who has a digital library spread across a variety of services.
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It's that time of year again when apps are being updated with Halloween content. Here are a few titles that went above and beyond for the upcoming Halloween season. We will be highlighting the best spooky apps and games all month long in our Halloween apps section.
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The well-reviewed dual-stick shooter Aftermath may take place during a zombie apocalypse, but it will not fall to the 32-bit iOS 11 Appocalypse. The game's developer TwoHeads Games rolled out a timely compatibility update allowing it to survive a few more years on 64-bit devices.
Apple stopped supporting 32-bit devices with the release of iOS 11. Games not updated will no longer work on newer devices running Apple's latest OS, but Aftermath will not be one of those casualties. TwoGames has supported its zombie title long after its original release in 2010, and the developer continues to do so making it compatible with newer devices, like the iPhone 8 , iPhone X and Apple's iPad Pro models.
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The Girl Who Sold the World is an episodic audio adventure game inspired by the classic Choose Your Own Adventure books of the 1980s. In the game you must help the protagonist named Frances by making decisions that shape the outcome of the story. The game features no images or videos -- leaving you with only text and audio to try and solve the mystery of Frances' world.
