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Nvidia GeForce Now comes to Chromebooks, more Android TV devices this year

Nvidia’s game-streaming service GeForce Now launches today on multiple platforms, but by the year’s end, it will be available on Chromebooks and more Android TV devices, too. At launch, Nvidia GeForce Now supports Windows and Mac computers and Android smartphones as well. Beyond that, though, Nvidia has also confirmed the service will be making its way to more platforms as the year goes…
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Samsung Good Lock update for Android 10 and One UI 2.0 is now live

So, you got the shiny new One UI 2.0 and Android 10 update on your Samsung device, but it was a bitter-sweet victory since you have been living without that custom one-handed operation scheme your muscles are used to? We feel your pain. Alternatively, if you are hearing about Good Lock only now, then it’s a great time to look into what is an amazingly in-depth Galaxy customization solution…
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Xiaomi exec details challenges with 100W Super Charge Turbo technology

Chinese phone maker Xiaomi gave us our first look at its 100W Super Charge Turbo fast charging technology last March, showing how it juiced up a 4,000 mAh battery from flat to 100% in 17 minutes. We are yet to see a smartphone from Xiaomi that supports this tech, and it appears there’s still a lot of waiting to be done. Xiaomi VP Lu Weibing took to Weibo to detail the challenges with the…
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Google has paid Android developers about half of what Apple has

As I write this the evening before you’re reading it, the colossal caucus clusterf*** in Iowa is still ongoing and no official results are anywhere in sight. It seems clear that some portion of the problem stems from a poorly architected app. It’s an incredibly bad start…
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iPhone maker Foxconn will stay shut in China for another week at least

Foxconn has stopped “almost all” of its production in China until February 10th at the earliest due to the coronavirus outbreak, according to both Reuters and Bloomberg. A lengthy stoppage could substantially disrupt Foxconn clients, the most visible being Apple, from shipping devices to customers. Last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook told investors that the company’s revenue projections for the…
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