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YouTube app adds HDR video support for the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max

The brand new iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max have now gained the ability to view HDR video within the YouTube iOS app. Spotted initially by , it’s worth noting that YouTube has already supported HDR video on certain iOS devices for a little while now — including the iPhone 8, 8+, X and XS family. Of course, there is no HDR support for the smaller iPhone 11 though, mainly due to the…
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HP and Virtuix sponsor $100,000 VR esports tournament

Virtuix and HP have teamed up to stage a $100,000 esports tournament series featuring Virtuix’s Omni Arena virtual reality attractions. The Omniverse VR Arena is the latest version of Virtuix’s Omni treadmill, which lets you run around in VR with 360 degrees of freedom, making possible full-body competitive VR. The new $100,000 2020 Omni Arena esports series will have double the current prize…
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Google Cameos expands to Android

Google introduced its celebrities platform Cameos, in which famous people answer questions to help them connect with their followers. First, it was launched for iOS, but now Google expanded the app to Android, allowing a wider range of stars to get involved. Interface of…
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Honor 20 Lite (Youth Edition) arrives with Kirin 710F SoC and triple cameras

Huawei sub-brand Honor today announced a new smartphone dubbed Honor 20 Lite (Youth Edition). The smartphone’s built around a 6.3″ 20:9 AMOLED display with FullHD+ resolution and a fingerprint reader underneath. The display also has a cutout at the top for the 16MP selfie camera having f/2.0 aperture. Around the back, the Honor 20 Lite sports a 48MP primary camera joined by an 8MP…
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iPhone SE 2 to utilize LCP antenna

Rumored to arrive in the first quarter of 2020, the second-gen iPhone SE will pack modernized internals like the A13 Bionic chipset and 3GB of RAM in the body of the iPhone 8. Noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has detailed several hints for Apple’s upcoming budget…
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Opera adds Bitcoin support to its Android crypto wallet

Opera has officially added Bitcoin support to its Android browser app, nearly a year after it first introduced a built-in crypto wallet. This means that Opera users can carry out Bitcoin transactions directly in the browser without requiring any extensions or following any other complex processes. The Norwegian company first teased a crypto wallet for its Android app last July in private beta…
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