"Titanfall" now in open beta for Xbox One, with PC to follow

Titanfall could very well be the most important game in years, and it's not even out yet. That fact is made all the clearer by the frenzy Xbox One owners have gone into to get beta codes this weekend. As a way of better stress testing the game before launch, Respawn Entertainment is opening up the beta to all Xbox One owners, and PC gamers may not be far behind.

Respawn founder Vince Zampella tweeted earlier this evening about the plan to open the beta up to all:

Previously, only Xbox One owners who had registered for the closed beta earlier this week could receive a code. Now, the flood gates are truly open. As for PC gamers, Zampella expects the beta to reach them sometime tomorrow. Mulitplayer servers  are expected to hold up under the added strain, which is added assurance considering the problems some users experienced earlier this weekend.

According to Microsoft's Larry Hryb, the beta can be found in the "New Game Demos" section of the Xbox Game Store.

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Is this what the iPhone 6 will look like?

This could be our first peek at the next iPhone. Sonny Dickson, who previously leaked an extensive number of parts for both the iPhone 5C and the iPad mini with Retina Display, has posted a series of new photos to Twitter that purportedly feature components from Apple's next iPhone. The photos show a slim, gray rear casing that resembles Apple's iPod touch but features the larger flash on the iPhone 5S. There's no telling whether these parts truly belong to a new iPhone, a new iPod, or even an Apple product, but with the photos coming from Dickson, there's a good chance that they're among the pieces Apple is trying out.

Previous reports have suggested that Apple is planning two larger iPhone models for this year, potentially with displays around 4.7 inches and 5.7 inches.

Update: Though Dickson drew attention to the photos, they appear to originate from an anonymous leaker on Twitter, who includes several full photos of the purported iPhone parts. In the full photos, a new design is clearly shown with a larger display and no bezel on the side. Bezel on the top and bottom has narrowed significantly as well. Though this further draws into question the legitimacy of the leak, the design wouldn't be out of line for Apple and it aligns with what early reports of the new device have described.

• Source Sonny Dickson (Twitter)