Apple has always carefully guarded its closed ecosystem iOSThe Cupertino company is famous for its strict rules. App Store (and fees) and tries to limit all the content its customers can access. However, two years ago the company was Apple Forced by the European Union to change its app rating guidelines after the Union passed the Digital Markets Act (DMA). Although some of the changes only concern the European market, this is the first step towards a more open ecosystem.
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One of the many things that users with products Apple what they couldn't do was stream games using third-party apps. But that is about to change. Antstream Company she just announcedthat the first ever game streaming app on iPhone and iPad will launch on June 27. Antstream Arcade will be available for free download via App Store starting next week and will offer access to over 1 retro games for iPhone and iPad. The extensive library of classic games available through the new streaming service includes titles like Space Invaders, Pong and Asteroids.
In a statement issued at the beginning of the year, Apple announced a global rollout of new options for streaming game services and apps. According to the announcement, developers can submit a single app that will be able to stream all the games offered in their catalog. That's exactly what Antstream has done. According to the statement Applu these changes "reflects feedback from the developer community Applu and are in line with the mission App Store "to provide users with a trusted place to find the apps they love"Either way, if you're interested in Antstream's new streaming service, you'll have to pay for it. The good news is that the company is offering a small discount at launch, so Antstream Arcade will cost just $3,99 per month or $29,99 per year. The streaming service usually costs $4,99 per month or $39,99 per year, so this is a nice discount for those who want to try it out first.
Does anyone know if it is possible? apple intelligence turn off similar to Siri? Or it will be so integrated that it will annoy everywhere. AI is nice, but only when I want to use it, I don't need it to give me suggestions and advice if I don't want to. He is already annoying and delays when trying to be very communicative
If he ever comes to Apple Store Valve's Steam streaming service is awesome.