Dans les heures qui ont suivi l’annonce d’Apple que les utilisateurs d’iPhone au Japon ont désormais le droit aux boutiques d’applications tierces, voilà qu’AltStore PAL fait ses débuts sur place. Cette alternative à l’App Store est déjà disponible en Europe. Disponibilité d’AltStore PAL au Japon Pour rappel, AltStore PAL est déjà une réalité dans les […]
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Alors que la Coupe du monde 2026 approche, Netflix et la FIFA préparent une surprise avec un jeu de football officiel pour l'application TV du géant américain du streaming vidéo.
Les fêtes approchent à grands pas, et avec elles l'éternelle quête du cadeau parfait. Cette année, pourquoi ne pas miser sur la sécurité numérique ?
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Le constructeur naval Incat Tasmania a testé avec succès le plus grand ferry électrique du monde, le China Zorrilla. Ce catamaran de 130 mètres, destiné à l'opérateur Buquebus, peut transporter 2100 passagers et 225 véhicules grâce à un système de batteries de 40 MWh. Une première mondiale qui marque un tournant pour la navigation durable.
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S’il fallait une preuve que l’iPhone Air semble délaissé par les acheteurs, Apple vient d’en fournir une nouvelle par le biais d’Amazon, avec le tarif du bumper officiel pour iPhone Air, qui ne fait que baisser.
En effet, l’accessoire pour l’iPhone le plus léger de la famille qui était au départ à 45 €, passé entre temps à 30 €, est maintenant à 27 €. Et Apple ayant peu pour habitude de brader ses appareils comme ses accessoires, c’est bien qu’il faut se rendre à l’évidence : si l’appareil ne se vend pas, ou en tout cas pas aussi bien que prévu... les coques ne se vendront pas mieux.
iPhone Air : Apple aurait déjà stoppé la production et repoussé son successeur
Il semble donc que plutôt que de rester avec une flopée de coques invendues sur les bras, Apple a décidé de les brader pour écouler le stock. Il faut dire que celles-ci étant fort probablement produites plus vite que l’appareil lui-même, et à un coût dérisoire, elles ont dû être produites en quantité. Manque de bol, les acheteurs ne sont donc pas au rendez-vous.
Mais un prix ne fait pas une tendance... qu’en est-il des autres ? Pour rester chez Apple, la coque Beats pour iPhone Air commence elle aussi une belle chute de prix, à 31,50 € pour un prix de départ de 55 €. Même la coque MagSafe pour iPhone Air, pourtant une valeur sure, est à 39,60 € au lieu de 59 €.
Plus globalement, Amazon continue de jouer les prolongations sur les accessoires de la gamme classique. Le géant du commerce en ligne maintient une ristourne de 20 % sur l’ensemble des protections Apple destinées aux iPhone 17, 17 Pro et 17 Pro Max. C’est une offre honnête, même si pour ces modèles « premium », la baisse est un peu moins spectaculaire que celle que l'on avait pu croiser durant la semaine du Black Friday. Notez au passage qu’Amazon applique également cette remise de 20 % sur certains porte-cartes en tissage technique. De quoi rhabiller son iPhone à moindres frais.
Les chiffres se suivent et se ressemblent : l’iPhone Air ne trouve pas son public
Si les coques produites par Cupertino pour les modèles standards s'offrent quelques promotions régulières, le sort de l'iPhone Air est plus radical. On n'observe pas de tels effondrements de prix sur le reste de la gamme, ce qui tend à confirmer la tendance : l’iPhone Air est décidément le mal-aimé de la famille. Peut-être un jour reviendra-t-il en grâce, comme le loup de la pub ? En attendant, je vous laisse, je vais mettre du Claude François en sonnerie sur mon iPhone Air pour rester dans le thème des causes perdues.
Marvel's decision to reintroduce Chris Evans' character Steve Rogers in Avengers: Doomsday has prompted backlash online, with many fans criticizing the move as a "desperate" attempt to win back audiences at the expense of newer characters, and especially Anthony Mackie's Sam Wilson.
Today's Avengers: Doomsday trailer, which is available to watch now in theaters attached to Avatar: Fire and Ash, confirms what had previously been leaked: that Marvel has more story to tell featuring Steve Rogers, following what appeared to be a final send-off to the character in Avengers: Endgame.
One of Endgame's most memorable scenes saw Steve passing his shield to Sam, physically handing over the mantle of Captain America as he bowed out of the role. Now, fans say, this moment has effectively been undone, with numerous comments calling it a snub both to Sam, and to Mackie's tenure.
"The MCU just keeps on disrespecting Sam Wilson and I am TIREDDD," wrote one fan on X. "It feels like Marvel is belittling Sam Wilson's efforts to prove himself worthy of the shield Steve passed on to him," added another, sharing a clip of Sam's training from Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
"All I have to say about Avengers: Doomsday is that I will not tolerate the Sam Wilson disrespect!" added another. "What is the point! That whole ass movie about exactly this scenario only for them to bring back Steve anyway????!"
Numerous comments have pointed to the tough journey Sam Wilson has faced since being given the shield by Steve. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier effectively negates Steve's decision by placing a question mark on Sam's claim (and personal desire) to be Cap, only for him to emerge as the hero by the series' end.
Mackie's only lead movie in the years since, Captain America: Brave New World, was then widely panned by critics and fans alike for its underwhelming and heavily-reshot story, though many still praised Mackie's performance as the actor doing the best he could with the material he was given. (In IGN's 5/10 Captain America: Brave New World review, we described the movie as "neither brave, nor all that new, falling short of strong performances from Anthony Mackie, Harrison Ford, and Carl Lumbly.")
Regardless, Marvel boss Kevin Feige subsequently raised eyebrows by subsequently pinning the film's financial failure on being "the first without Chris Evans." No plans have since been announced for a fresh Captain America sequel.
Alongside criticism specifically of Steve Rogers' former Captain America returning, more general disdain has been expressed at Marvel yet again returning to a name from the franchise's Infinity Saga, after previously casting former Iron Man star Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom.
"They spent six years introducing new characters only to do this," wrote a fan on X, labelling the decision as "pathetic and desperate."
"Y'all bashed Eternals, Marvels, Fantastic Four, Multiverse of Madness, etc," another fan countered. "Now y'all complaining about bringing back the OGs. Anything Marvel does will be considered pathetic and desperate."
While the many Marvel releases since Avengers: Endgame have been mixed in quality, and nothing has come close to rivalling that movie's enormous $2.8 billion box office haul, the MCU has still had some notable successes. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness earned $955 million, while Black Panther: Wakanda Forever drew in $859 million. Deadpool and Wolverine, meanwhile, made over $1.38 billion.
Still, it's notable that Marvel seems keen to market Avengers: Doomsday to the huge audience that turned for Endgame, rather than those who watched anything since. The movie's big market beats so far have been Downey Jr. getting announced as Doctor Doom, and now Evans getting announced as Steve Rogers (whether he ends up as Captain America again, or not).
A leaked plan for three more Avengers: Doomsday trailers has suggested that yet another OG Avengers actor, Chris Hemsworth, will be given his own trailer next, before a trailer that fully reveals Downey Jr. as Doom follows that. Only after all of those, will the movie get a more general trailer — which may be where we finally see more of Marvel's current roster.
Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social
Face à l'utilisation massive de contenus protégés pour entraîner les modèles d'IA, le Sénat français examine un texte choc. Il propose d'instaurer une « présomption d'exploitation ». Concrètement, ce ne serait plus aux artistes de prouver le pillage de leurs œuvres, mais aux entreprises de l'IA de démontrer qu'elles ne les ont pas utilisées. Une mesure qui divise déjà profondément le secteur de la tech et le gouvernement.
With the theatrical release of our first look at Avengers: Doomsday, previously-leaked details surrounding three more upcoming trailers now appear to have been confirmed.
Last week, it was reported that Disney would launch four different Avengers: Doomsday trailers attached to Avatar: Fire and Ash over the course of four weeks. Subsequent claims then pointed to the first of these revealing the return of Steve Rogers — something that's now been proven accurate.
So what's next? Well, fans are expecting the remaining three trailers to feature similar, character-focused reveals for Thor and Doctor Doom, before a final trailer that's more of a general tease for the whole movie.
With Steve Rogers' turn in the spotlight now available to watch publicly by Avatar: Fire and Ash theater attendees, fans expect Thor's trailer to launch next week, right around Christmas Day. The Doctor Doom-focused trailer is then expected around New Year's Day, before the overall Doomsday trailer hits slightly later in January.
At least, that's what fans believe based on leaks that got Captain America's return right. So far, Disney has not said anything officially about its plans to promote Doomsday, or how it will release these trailers online, rather than as something designed to get people into theaters to watch the new Avatar movie.
Purported details of Thor's trailer are also already floating around the internet, and claim it will show a more sober take on the character than the wackier version seen in Taika Waititi's largely-panned Thor: Love and Thunder. While Chris Hemsworth was previously confirmed for the movie, re-establishing his character (and reminding audiences that another core Avengers member will be back) will likely be a draw.
As for Doctor Doom, well, audiences are yet to properly see former Iron Man legend Robert Downey Jr. in the role — save for his shock appearance in costume at Comic-Con to announce his involvement, back in July 2024.
Earlier today, Avengers: Doomsday directors Joe and Anthony Russo posted their own short teaser for their upcoming Marvel blockbuster, exactly 12 months before its theatrical release. The next month should be an interesting one for Avengers fans, as the wait for December 18, 2026 continues.
Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social
Heads up: AirPods Pro 3 earbuds just got a new price cut that beats all previous deals, including Black Friday. Several retailers have once again lowered the price of the Apple AirPods Pro 3 earbuds to $199. That's $20 lower than the Black Friday sale price, and a big drop compared to the retail price of $249. This would make a fantastic (albeit extremely generous) gift for any iOS user, even if that person already has an older generation AirPods Pro. Some of the retailers can still have it delivered by Christmas, although at this point you certainly don't want to dawdle.
The AirPods Pro 3 launched on September 19, so it's just over 2 months old and you can already get it for over 30% off. Like its predecessor, this is easily the best earbuds for anyone who uses an iPhone. Although it looks pretty similar to the 2nd gen AirPods, there are some pretty significant improvements under the hood. The most notable new feature is the built-in heart rate sensing, but the AirPods Pro 3 improves in other subtle ways as well, including better audio quality, better noise cancelation, long battery life, and a more weatherproof IP57 shell.
Released alongside the AirPods Pro 3 was Apple's "Live Translation", which is an Apple Intelligence feature that will translate other languages on the fly. This isn't exclusive to the AirPods Pro, however, since it can also be used with the 2nd gen AirPods Pro and the AirPods 4. Initial reports are really positive, including this take from PCMag.
Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.
Dans les prochains épisodes inédits d' Ici tout commence diffusés sur TF1 entre le 22 décembre 2025 et le 9 janvier 2026, Loup et Joséphine continuent de naviguer en eaux troubles. Tandis qu'un maître-chanteur fait trembler l'Institut…
It's now official: Captain America star Chris Evans will be back in Avengers: Doomsday.
Disney's first trailer for the December 2026 blockbuster — which first leaked online earlier this week — has now been officially released in theaters alongside the first showings of Avatar: Fire and Ash. And with this, Evans' return is now set in stone.
The minute-long trailer begins with a familiar figure parking a motorcycle outside a 1950s-style house. After carefully folding away his Captain America uniform, Evans is then revealed — and we see him holding a baby. The trailer then cuts to black, before on-screen text confirms: "Steve Rogers will return in Avengers: Doomsday." Finally, we see a ticking countdown clock, tracking the months, days, hours, minutes and seconds until Avengers: Doomsday arrives in theaters a year from now, on December 18, 2026.
Earlier today, Avengers: Doomsday directors Joe and Anthony Russo posted their own short teaser for their upcoming Marvel blockbuster, exactly 12 months before its theatrical release — featuring the countdown clock now seen in the Steve Rogers reveal trailer.
And as IGN reported this morning, today has seen fans heading into Avatar: Fire and Ash screening around the world expecting to see the Doomsday trailer, though many (but not all) have been left disappointed. Disney appears to have kept the trailer to a very limited release until now, with clips posted to social media still being removed by copyright claim.
For many Marvel fans, Evans' return will not come as too much of a surprise. Outside of the trailer's leak online this week, filming reports from this summer appeared to show the same 1950s-style house being secretly constructed, with many fans recognizing its design from the final scene in Avengers: Endgame. Fans also spent a good deal of time analysing recent photos of Evans' real-life arms, and noted that he appeared to have returned to his Captain America physique.
Now, the spoiler tag has well and truly been snipped off by Marvel, which is clearly keen to tell audiences to expect more from Evans' character, a year in advance of Doomsday's release.
So, what's going on here, story-wise? Of course, the last time we saw Steve Rogers in Avengers: Endgame, he was off to return the Infinity Stones to their original places across reality. Following that, he was expected to return to the present — but instead stayed in the 1950s, apparently to live out a peaceful life with his sweetheart Peggy Carter.
But fans think there's more story to tell here — story which would then take place before Steve turns up as an old man and hands his shield over to Sam Wilson, something that also happened in Endgame. Could Steve's multiversal mission have somehow attracted the attention of Doctor Doom, setting up a fresh rivalry between Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans' characters?
The idea of more story for Steve Rogers is also something Avengers: Endgame and Doomsday directors Joe and Anthony Russo have teased, as early as 2021. Could everything that's about to happen in Doomsday (and Secret Wars) take place before Steve hands over the shield? And how will the fact that Steve Rogers is now a father play out? Is his baby about to be kid-napped by Doctor Doom, just as Sue and Reed Richards' toddler Franklin was? It's going to be a long 12 months until we find out.
Disney's theatrical release of the first Avengers: Doomsday trailer is reportedly just the first of four separate trailers set to be shown with Avatar over the next four weeks, in a move designed to encourage repeat viewings and keep audiences entertained with a series of big reveals. Confirmation of Steve Rogers' return is certainly a strong start.
For more on Cap's return, check out how Chris Evans coming back for Avengers: Doomsday might just be Marvel admitting their biggest failure.
Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social
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