After a year of pandemic-enforced delays, the Tokyo Olympics are finally nearing their end. While the …

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Pokemon Go developer Niantic on Thursday responded to fan complaints about undoing changes it made to the PokeStop and gym ranges due to the pandemic. The ranges were extended last year to make playing the mobile game from home easier in lockdown. The community urged Niantic to reconsider its decision in an open letter, saying it made the game safer …