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Razer made another Switch-like mobile gamepad, but this one works with Android and iOS

January 7, 2020
In October, Razer announced Junglecat, a mobile gamepad with two Nintendo Switch Joy-Con-like controllers that attached to either side of your phone, but it only worked with four Android phones and required that you put your phones in a special case when you used it. Today at CES, just a few months after launching the Junglecat, Razer is announcing the Razer Kishi, another Switch-like mobile…
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Coolpad’s $400 5G smartphone will pack a large screen and 48mp camera

January 7, 2020
Chinese OEM Coolpad has made a name for itself with inexpensive 4G smartphones, notably including Legacy series models sold by T-Mobile’s prepaid Metro brand. Today, the company is using CES to unveil a Legacy 5G smartphone that will sell for under $400, and the specs might surprise you: It will include a larger screen, bigger battery, and two cameras with higher specs than Apple’s $999 iPhone…
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Android 10 is now rolling out for the Nokia 6.1 Plus

January 7, 2020
The full Android 10 update is now rolling out for 2018’s Nokia 6.1 Plus after being announced by the official Nokia Twitter account. Nokia confirmed the Android 10 road map for the latest OS update showing the expected timeframes for a ton of the Android One-powered…
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TiVo Stream 4K brings Android TV and live television together for as little as $50

January 7, 2020
As was teased last year, a new Android TV dongle is hitting the market this year. At CES 2020, TiVo has officially announced the Stream 4K, an affordable streaming stick with a couple of tricks up its sleeve and a starting price of $50. Coming in April of this year, the TiVo Stream 4K is a capable Android TV dongle that, appropriately, has a very heavy focus on live television…
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BlackBerry pairs Cylance with QNX for AI-powered security in connected cars

January 7, 2020
BlackBerry has debuted a new cybersecurity offering that brings Cylance’s AI-powered protection to the automotive industry, enabling carmakers and fleet operators to automatically verify drivers, address security threats, and issue software patches. The concept solution debuted at CES 2020 in Las Vegas today and is a product of BlackBerry’s recently announced R&D Lab, spearheaded by the…
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