With news this week of the messaging app being used to discuss war plans, we get you up to speed on what Signal should be used for—and what it shouldn’t.

The Signal app on a smartphone. Matthias Balk/Picture Alliance— Correspondent The Trump administration is facing heavy blowback for using Signal, a messaging app, to discuss sensitive military plans.

Downloads of the app surged in the past week after the Atlantic published White House officials’ texts about a military strike.

Here’s how Nintendo explains it: “this smart-device app is like a daily calendar which delivers a variety of content including latest news, videos, and comics of your favorite Nintendo games and characters from select franchises.

Nintendo's reveal of the movie date on its new app shows the company plans to use it not only for game and console news. The Nintendo news will only get bigger next week when the

The live-action Legend of Zelda movie finally has a release date – and it was announced in the most atypical way. Nintendo shared the news today via its newly launched mobile app that the film is set to hit theaters worldwide on March 26,

Nintendo Direct, sure to be the last one before the big Switch 2 Direct in early April, Marvel Cosmic Invasion was officially unveiled via a slick-looking trailer. The side-scrolling beat ‘em up is being developed by Tribute Games,

Nintendo's newest iPhone app is designed to help keep Mario, Animal Crossing, and Legend of Zelda fans in the loop with daily updates, customizable calendars and widgets, and more.

Nintendo barely mentioned the Switch 2 during Thursday's Nintendo Direct update presentation. Instead, the show focused on new games coming to the original Switch, but thanks to backward compatibility,

Nintendo’s choice to eschew traditional media channels certainly indicates confidence in its new Nintendo Today app as either a replacement or first choice to deliver news like

Before the countdown to the Switch 2 direct officially ends April 2nd, Nintendo has some games to get off its plate before we can begin the company’s next generation feast. Nintendo will host a 30-minute Direct showcase featuring games that will keep the vanilla Switch warm in the twilight of its last days as Nintendo’s premier console.