This feature will be a boon to those who like to use multiple folders often. It’s easy for your workspace to be cluttered with folders upon folders when you’re really busy. This is why this idea seems like such a blessing. Looking at the screenshot, we see a folder open. Up top, we see an internet browser-style tab. We also see the “X” to close the tab and the “+” to open a new tab....

For those looking to dive into the MP, you’ll have a short window to check things out. From March 30 until April 13, you can download and play some of the game’s multiplayer content. Activision is likely using this as a way to bring in more players to try out the game. Hoping to transform those people into returning players. Which isn’t too surprising given the game’s lackluster sales compared to past releases....

The first bit news to come out this conference today is that, Paramount Plus will be getting a price increase soon. However, Bakish did not say how much it would go up. Interestingly, Bakish did say that they would not raise the price of both tiers at the same time. Which likely means that the $9.99/month ad-free tier would likely get its increase first. In an effort to keep those that are more budget-conscience on its ad-supported tier longer....

Photography and video seem to come with a never-ending need for extras and accessories. And after we’ve bought our cameras, lenses, lights and bags to put it all in, we still find ourselves needing extra things here and there. So, in this gift guide, we’re going to take a look at some of DIYP’s favourite and most used accessories. Often, we find ourselves editing away from home on a laptop. But we get so used to having a graphics tablet to work on our images at home, that we feel a bit restricted using a touchpad or mouse when we’re away....

It’s been a long time coming, but Affinity Photo has finally been released for the iPad. Mac users have had Affinity Photo for a good while now, and Windows users finally got their hands on it last year. And Affinity Photo for iPad uses the exact same backend as the desktop versions. But fully optimised to take advantage of the iPad’s hardware and touch capabilities. If the trailer’s anything to go by, Affinity Photo’s debut onto the iPad looks like it’s one heck of an app....