GamingNews

Nintendo’s reimagined ‘Brain Training’ for Switch is coming to Europe

Nintendo revealed that Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training will come to the Switch on January 3rd, 2020 in Europe. The mental workout game will feature classic exercises from previous Brain Training (called Brain Age in North America) games, as well as new mini-games and puzzles. The news follows the Japanese reveal of the game, which has a hilariously long name: Nintendo Switch Training…
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MobileNews

Hands-on with new iOS 13 beta 2 changes and features

Yesterday Apple released the second iOS 13.2 beta for developers. The update brings several noteworthy changes to the table, including brand new emoji, along with the ability to delete Siri & Dictation history associated with an iOS device. Watch our brief hands-on…
MobileNews

Samsung ‘Galaxy Note 10 Lite’ and ‘Galaxy S10 Lite’ reportedly in the works

Samsung has two variants of the Galaxy Note 10 already, one at a more expensive price and one just a bit lower. Now, reports claim that Samsung is looking to target an even lower price point with upcoming “Galaxy Note 10 Lite” and “S10 Lite” models. SamMobile reports that a new model number, SM-N770F, will be arriving as the “Galaxy Note 10 Lite” sometime in the next few months.
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ComputersNews

Asus ZenBook Pro Duo review: two-screen dream

There are a lot of things I can tell you about the Asus ZenBook Pro Duo, but you likely don’t care about any of them. You — like nearly anyone else who looks at the ZenBook Pro Duo — are likely here for one thing: the absolutely wild-looking second screen that gives the laptop its name. It’s not the first two-screen laptop by any means: companies (including Asus) have been trying to…
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MobileNews

Google gets Android phonemakers’ backing in fight against EU antitrust ruling

(Reuters) — Alphabet unit Google’s fight against a record EU antitrust fine related to its Android mobile software received a boost after Europe’s second-highest court allowed Android phone maker Gigaset and HMD Global Oy to intervene in the lawsuit. Google is challenging the European Commission’s 4.34 billion euro ($4.8 billion) fine and an order to drop anti-competitive business…
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