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One fan’s struggle to fix the worst game in Sonic history

The 2006 reboot of Sonic the Hedgehog was supposed to be a turning point for the blue blur. It was the character’s first outing on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 hardware, and Sega clearly wanted to make an impact. The game, simply titled Sonic the Hedgehog (commonly referred to as Sonic 06), was a visual leap forward for the franchise and offered three playable characters, including telekinetic…
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Nokia C1 unveiled: an affordable Android 9 Go Edition phone

HMD unveiled a new Android Go Edition phone for emerging markets – the Nokia C1. In Kenya the phone is priced just KES 6,000 – $59/€53 – so the specs don’t deviate much from the Nokia 1 Plus. It will also be available in Nigeria (and other countries), but we don’t know the price yet. The C1 features a 5.45” display with 480 x 960px resolution. It’s an IPS panel, which means…
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Black Desert Mobile launches worldwide on iOS and Android

Pearl Abyss launched its free-to-play fantasy role-playing game Black Desert Mobile globally on iOS and Android devices today. This massively multiplayer online open world game is a mobile version of Black Desert, which has more than 20 million players on the PC, consoles…
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Oppo showcases impressive notch-killing under-display camera tech

Having shown off a notch-free front-facing camera earlier this year, Oppo has gone one step further, by giving us a glimpse of truly under-display camera prototype on an essentially bezel-less device. Unveiled at the Oppo INNO day, the event is a platform for the Chinese firm’s latest and greatest tech. Tech journalists and YouTubers were even given hands-on time with the device, which has…
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Samsung Galaxy S9 and Note9 get Android 10 beta in the US

Samsung has released Android 10-based One UI 2.0 beta update for the Galaxy S9 duo and Note9 in the US. The update is rolling over the air to the unlocked S9, S9+, and Note9, so if you want to taste the latest version of Android, you can enroll in the beta program from the…
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Samsung Galaxy S11 will reportedly use the Snapdragon 865 chipset in more regions

Samsung’s Exynos division may be losing its biggest customer – Samsung’s phone division. Korean publication reports that the upcoming Galaxy S11 flagship will use the Snapdragon 865 chipset over the Exynos 990 in all regions but one. Traditionally, the US, China and Japan got Snapdragon chips, due to better support of local 4G flavors by the Qualcomm modem. However, next year all regions…
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