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NVIDIA Broadcast app is a simple toolset for streamers

September 1, 2020
NVIDIA is making it easier than ever to look professional in your live stream. The company’s new Broadcast app is a streamlined, AI-driven toolset that offers noise removal, virtual background effects and auto-framing. The app will be available in September, running on any RTX GPU. With auto-framing, the app uses AI to automatically follow your face as it bounces around your set. Background…
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Why you can no longer install Fortnite on iOS

September 1, 2020
Update September 1st, 10:43AM ET: The following article has been updated following Apple’s termination of Epic Games’ developer account. That action made it impossible to reinstall all Epic apps associated with that account, including Fortnite and the Inifinity Blade…
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 brings better design, Snapdragon 865+, and more for $1,999

September 1, 2020
Foldable smartphones have only been on the scene for a couple of years at this point, but they’re rapidly getting better. After teasing it at Unpacked last month, Samsung has now fully detailed the Galaxy Z Fold 2, complete with its new price of a whopping $1,999. Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 represents a pretty massive leap forward compared to the original. As previously detailed, it has a front…
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The Galaxy Z Fold 2 will be available on September 18th for $2,000

September 1, 2020
When Samsung teased its third foldable phone at Unpacked earlier this month, it didn’t reveal much beyond quick specs like screen and battery sizes, explaining that more details were coming. Today, the company is sharing all the information about the Galaxy Z Fold 2, which will be available on September 18th starting at $1,999. Pre-orders begin today. We already knew the Z Fold 2 has a 6.2-inch…
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Nintendo now lets you cancel digital Switch game preorders

September 1, 2020
Nintendo is changing how it handles digital game preorders for the Switch’s eShop, and it’s starting by giving customers the chance to cancel preordered games instead of getting billed upfront. Under the old system, Nintendo would charge customers the full price of the game when they preordered the title, no matter how far away the game’s release was, with no way to cancel the preorder…
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