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The Google Stadia controller will require a wired connection if playing on your phone

The Google Stadia service will go live in a month and (at least at first) you will need a USB cable if you want to play on your phone, Chromebook or computer. That means that switching between devices during gameplay will not be as smooth as some imagined. But it’s not as bad as it sounds. Here’s how it works – the smart thing about the Stadia controller is that it has on-board Wi-Fi so it…
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iOS 13 runs on 50% of all iPhones, Apple reveals

Apple just came out with an interesting insight on how iOS 13 adoption is going. The article is aimed mostly at iOS app developers so they can be in touch with the trends. So according to the pie chart in at the source link down below, Apple’s latest version of iOS has…
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Ring Fit Adventure review — Exercise: The RPG

Nintendo has a history of combining exercise and video games. And Ring Fit Adventure is the most recent entry in that lineage. Like Wii Fit before it, Ring Fit Adventure comes with a specialized peripheral. The RingCon is a circular resistant band that you might have encountered if you’ve ever done Pilates or yoga. It both tracks your movements and provides a method of performing strength…
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Red Dead Redemption 2 sure looks pretty at 4K60 on PC

Red Dead Redemption 2 is coming to PC, and now we can know just how good it will look. Developer Rockstar Games released the first 4K trailer of the game running at 60 frames per second today. And yeah, it turns out that the game looks stunning on modern hardware. Rockstar…
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Oppo Reno Ace sells out instantly during Chinese launch

Oppo’s Reno Ace was announced last week and was subsequently made available for purchase earlier today selling out in a matter of minutes. The exact number of units that found their new owners was not revealed, though. The base version of the Reno Ace with 8GB RAM and…
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Samsung will fix the bug that lets unregistered fingerprints unlock the Galaxy S10

A major security flaw on the Samsung Galaxy S10 recently came to light when a British user, Lisa Neilson, discovered that her phone could be unlocked with unregistered fingerprints. This happened because she installed a third-party, £2.70 ($4/€3) gel-based screen protector on her Galaxy S10, which doesn’t work well with ultra-sonic in-display fingerprint scanners. Samsung responded by…
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