GamingNews

Call of Duty: Mobile now available for Android

In the past few years, first person shooting games have come a long way and the battle royale genre has risen in popularity with games like Fortnite and PUBG. Even smartphone makes have created an entire new genre of smartphones focused on the mobile gamer like Asus ROG II, the Razer Phone 2, and the Black Shark 2 Pro. Call of Duty, one of the most popular FPS (First person shooter) franchises has…
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MobileNews

Google Voice dark theme rolling out on Android

Google Voice is the latest first-party app to adopt a dark theme today. Following Gmail last month, the VOIP client is getting a standard night-friendly look on Android. We’ve been tracking development of a dark theme in Google Voice since early August. Like other apps…
MobileNews

How to use the QuickTake video shortcut with iPhone 11 and 11 Pro cameras

Want to master instantly switching from shooting photos to capturing a video? Follow along for how to use the QuickTake video shortcut with the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro cameras. The iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro have a new Camera app that includes exclusive features like Night mode, an interface to make use of the new ultra-wide lens, and more. There are also some new features like QuickTake…
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MobileNews

Yahoo brings its video app to Android TV

Yahoo just slapped a fresh coat of paint on its logo, and now the company is bringing its video app to Android TV. The Yahoo app — technically “Yahoo: Sports, Finance & News” — offers up video content from…
ComputersNews

Google is fixing an ‘update loop bug’ on the Lenovo Smart Display (updated)

A new bug is marring Lenovo’s otherwise excellent Smart Display. The bug, first spotted by Android Police, locks the device in a continuous update loop where it hangs at around 45 percent and then restarts. After restarting, it will attempt to install the same update again, only to once again get stuck. Some Smart Display owners have been able to successfully bypass the bug by resetting…
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GamingNews

Sensor Tower — Call of Duty: Mobile has 3 million installs and rising

Call of Duty: Mobile came out today, but it has already earned 3 million installs according to market analyst Sensor Tower. The first mobile version of the giant shooter franchise is the No. 1 free iOS app in the U.S. and 32 other markets. It is in the top five in 30 additional countries. In terms of revenue, the game is ranked No. 59 in the U.S. iPhone app store. This mobile take on Call of Duty…
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