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Where to buy the OnePlus 7T

October 18, 2019
The OnePlus 7T went official a few weeks ago, but today it’s finally launching in the United States. If you want to buy it, here’s where you can get the OnePlus 7T. As is traditional with OnePlus smartphone sales in the US, there are only a couple of places to buy the device. One of those is directly from the OnePlus Store. There, you’ll get the device for $599 with free shipping and…
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LG G8 ThinQ gets Android 10 beta program as company tries to ‘recover trust’

October 18, 2019
LG’s track record with major Android updates isn’t exactly great, but the company is getting started on its Android 10 update. This week, it announced a beta program for Android 10 on the LG G8 ThinQ. Starting in South Korea, the LG G8 ThinQ will be getting Android 10 in beta ahead of a full rollout that will come… eventually. LG doesn’t mention exactly when it plans to roll out Android 10…
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Call of Duty League: How Activision reimagined its city-based esports structure

October 18, 2019
Taking lessons from the success of the Overwatch League, Activision has revamped the structure of its esports competition in the newly re-christened Call of Duty League. The new league is now ready to share a lot about how it is reinventing the league for the new era of esports. That includes a structure for city-based teams, a way for fans to compete, and the pop culture intersections that could…
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MobileNews

The OnePlus 7T series is now available in Europe and the US

October 18, 2019
The OnePlus 7T and 7T Pro are now available in markets around the world. Let’s start with Europe. On the mainland, the 7T costs €600 and you can have it Glacier Blue or Frosted Silver. 8GB RAM and 128GB storage is the only option. The Pro model is €760 and your choices…
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Gesture navigation comes to third-party launchers w/ Android 10 on the Pixel 4

October 18, 2019
With the release of Pixel 4, Google has now added support for gesture navigation when using third-party launchers. The new gesture navigation method brought in with Android 10 might cause some of you to wince but for those that like the new method, the lack of ability to use it with third-party launchers was obviously a major sore point. Android Police reports that the Google Pixel 4 is working…
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