Apple Arcade is rolling out new updates and a slate of family-friendly titles with cross-device support, expanding accessibility across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Vision Pro.

Disney SpellStruck adds Episode VI-inspired Adventure Mode maps and two new playable characters, Boba Fett and Ewok Wicket, set to launch on April 23.

Apple Arcade pricing remains $6.99 per month in the U.S., with a one-month free trial, and new device buyers receive three months free; subscriptions can be bundled with Apple One plans and include a trial period.

Google is testing a new web layout with a broader mobile rollout anticipated, and Chrome productivity improvements are highlighted on the Google Blog.

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Availability varies by device hardware and software, with content not guaranteed in every region due to regional and compatibility constraints.

The service emphasizes privacy, curates a library of over 200 games, and regularly adds new titles and updates.

Google’s Gemini AI assistant for Android is getting a redesigned bottom-sheet interface to consolidate access to essentials like photos, camera, files, Drive, and Notebooks, with tools to generate media and guided learning features.

Notes clarify trial terms, Family Sharing eligibility, device activation, and include standard trademarks and licenses for Star Wars properties.

Subscriptions grant access to 200+ games across devices, subject to hardware, software, and regional availability.

My Talking Angela 2+ now features a Barbie-themed in-game event focused on creativity, fashion, and self-expression and is available to players.

The catalog highlights a personal favorite Arcade title, such as Sid Meier’s Civilization VI, among other offerings.