These sports games for the Apple TV will have you have you screaming ”GOOOOOOAAAAAALLL!”

Sports games are extremely entertaining and have been huge sellers in the video game world for decades. Did you know your Apple TV App Store has a pretty great selection of sports titles?

Whether you’re looking for deep simulations or wacky and unique sports games, Apple TV has got you covered!

Snowboard Party 2
Hit Tennis 3
League Star Bowling
Cueist
Flick Quaterback TV
Spin Sports
Beat Sports

Snowboard Party 2

Snowboard Party 2 is a surprisingly exciting snowboarding game that has a lot of depth. With five game modes, 50 unique tricks to perform, and 16 playable characters, there are a lot of reasons to keep playing.

Despite being a slightly older game, Snowboard Party 2’s graphics are still pretty impressive and will look great on the big screen!

Snowboard Party 2 is the closest thing to those classic SSX snowboard games you used to play on your favorite console.

$1.99 – Download No…

MacBook Pro + Thunderbolt 3 + NVIDIA Titan Xp = why doesn’t this work? ☹️

There’s no denying that graphics performance in current Macs isn’t the best. There are always tradeoffs to make, and Apple tends to err on the side of battery life and heat management over raw performance. That led to the new MacBook Pro being equipped with the latest AMD GPUs, even if there were doubly-more-powerful NVIDIA chips available. But there’s another option, at least in theory: the external GPU. Plug in an enclosure via a Thunderbolt 3 cable and voilà you’ve got desktop-class graphics performance for your slim MacBook.

… Almost

Except there were problems. The first was that NVIDIA hadn’t released Mac drivers for their latest and most powerful GTX 10-series and Titan GPUs, which meant that any Mac user that wanted to use an external NVIDIA graphics card was saddled with at best a year-old option. Thankfully, NVIDIA is ending that issue by issuing drivers for the top-end Pascal-…

Comcast is launching cellular service through its Xfinity subbrand in partnership with Verizon.

Comcast, the enormous cable, internet and content creation behemoth, just launched cellular service despite owning no actual wireless spectrum.

The company, which owns NBCUniversal along with its massive Comcast Cable division, will offer 4G LTE service under the Xfinity Mobile brand, in partnership with Verizon, which powers the actual cellular part of the proposition. The other part is automatic access to Comcast’s 16 million wireless hotspots peppered around the country, which will be open to all Xfinity Wireless customers through a simple authentication process that uses the other Xfinity apps and services to verify a customer’s identity.

But Xfinity Wireless will not be available to everyone; it’s a bundle-only deal for existing Xfinity cable or internet customers (pdf), and will differ in price per line depending on how much one already spends with the company.

”Xfinity Mobile…

Little Flocker, the Mac security tool developed by Jonathan Zdziarski, has been purchased by digital security company F-Secure. The app will be integrated into new F-Secure products which will provide protection for both mainstream consumers as well as business users.

From F-Secure:

F-Secure plans to enrich Little Flocker’s core technology with its security cloud, and implement it into Protection Service for Business, a security solution with centrally managed computer, mobile and server security with integrated patch management and mobile device management. The technology will later be available to consumer customers as part of F-Secure SAFE – a multi-device security offering.

Additionally, F-Secure will offer the tool for ”tech savvy users” as a free technology beta under the branding F-Secure XFENCE. The app should work much like Little Flocker does now.

Little Flocker was originally released last year by Zdziarski, a security and forensics expert who recently joined…

How do you get video and photos into Apple’s new Clips app? HOLD the big red button, and then…

Clips is Apple’s fun new video editing app for iPhone and iPad. With it you can quickly and cooly add video, photos, subtitles, effects, title cards, and music, and share it with your contacts and social networks. To do that, you first need to get all the videos and photos into Clips. Here’s how!

How does the Clips interface work?

Clips has a refreshingly discoverable — buttons are mostly obvious and clearly labeled. From the main screen, top left to bottom right, you have:

Downward caret: Switch to Projects.
Speech bubble: Live titles.
Overlapping circles: Shows the Effects filters.
DF logo: Opens the Overlay browser.
T-square: The Title Cards.
Musical note: Opens the music library.
Live view: Shows you what’s going to be recorded or inserted.
Photo: Switches to the still camera.
Video: Switches to the video camera.
Library: Switches to your photo library.
Microphone: Toggles…

How do you add live subtitles to all your Clips videos? With the power of your voice … and the magic of transcription.

Silent movies gave way to DOLBY ATMOS, but thanks to Facebook, Instagram, and the like — and our desire to browse ’em in bed while others are sleeping! — silent video has made a comeback. That’s also pushed subtitles out of the options drawer and made them default. With Clips, you don’t have to manually or tediously add them to your video. All you have to do is talk. Live Titles takes care of the rest!

Note: Like in the early days of Siri Dictation, Apple is using online transcription for Clips, so you’ll need to be connected to a Wi-Fi or cellular data network to use Live Titles. Also, like Siri Dictation, Live Titles will dynamically update as the audio engine gets a better sense of your context — so don’t be surprised if you see words changing, just keep speaking.

What styles do the Live Titles come in?

Live Titles lets choose bet…

How do you add fun filters and exciting effects to your Clips? With just a couple of taps!

Clips wouldn’t be a modern social video app if it didn’t include filters and effects. Sure, what you shoot might look totally gorgeous au naturel. But, if you want to cover any flaws or just add some fun, you can hit the filters, add the effects, and take your Clips to the next level.

What kind of filters and effects are included in Clips?

Clips uses some of the same filters as Camera and Photos but also has some new effects all its own. Here they are from top left to bottom right in the gallery:

Noir
Instant
Transfer
Fade
Comic Book
Ink
Chrome
None

How do you preview an effect live before adding your Clips?

You can turn on a filter effect before you shoot video or take a photo. That way, you can see what they’ll look like in the Live Preview before you record them.

Tap the Effects button (looks like a star), top middle.
Tap the Effect you want to use.
Add your video or photo.

Effects…

How do you add Title Cards to your Clips? Quickly and easily — As long as your happy with the built-in ones.

Just like social has brought back silent cinema, it’s also made the Title Card popular again. Title cards are fun, animated backgrounds and text you can add to your videos. ”The End” is probably the most famous example of a classic title card, but you can use them for intros, transitions — anything you want. If captions are a whisper, Title Cards are SHOUT! Apple’s built Title Cards right into the new Clips app for iPhone and iPad — but use their attention-grabbing power wisely!

What kinds of Title Cards can you add in Clips?

Apple offers a few different Title Card styles to chose from.

Cinema
Cascade
DIY hand-made
Painted background
Bold graphic
Confetti celebration
Graphic bold pattern
Dimensional
Bold news graphic
Bokeh background
Simple gradient
Simple black

How do you add a Title Card to your Clips?

Clips is remarkably consistent. You add a Title …