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Carrot Weather gains support for iOS 13 Dark Mode, iPad multiwindow, independent Apple Watch app, more

September 19, 2019
Alongside the launch of iOS 13 later today, Carrot Weather has received an update that brings support for the system-wide Dark Mode, full support for Siri Shortcuts including parameters and outputs, iPad multiwindow support, a fully-independent Apple Watch app, and tinted complications in watchOS 6. Available now, the latest Carrot Weather release brings a handful of nice upgrades including the…
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GamingNews

'Call of Duty' crossplay lands on October 25th

September 19, 2019
If you and your pals have different games consoles you don’t really have a whole bunch of options when it comes to playing together — but now, Activision is switching things up. Following in the footsteps of Fortnite and Rocket League, Call of Duty is getting…
AI & RoboticsNews

A 4G flip phone with Google Assistant is coming to the US

September 19, 2019
Dumb phones are getting smarter. Last year Nokia showed us what was possible in a feature phone with its 8110 4G, now Alcatel is leveraging the same operating system, Kai, to launch a 4G flip phone with Google Assistant integration, as well as apps such as WhatsApp and YouTube. The Go Flip 3 (on T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile) and the SmartFlip (on AT&T and Cricket Wireless) come with all the…
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MobileNews

Huawei Mate 30 Pro goes official w/ no Google apps, ‘horizon’ display

September 19, 2019
The Huawei Mate 30 Pro has now gone official with the troubled handset coming with a serious spec sheet that includes the Kirin 990 chipset, and a horizon display with 88-degree curves. Obviously, the most notable aspect of the Chinese-made handset is the distinct lack of official access to Google apps and services. This is the first flagship to be released by Huawei since being blacklisted by…
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MobileNews

Here are all the Samsung devices getting Android 10

September 19, 2019
A long list of Samsung devices eligible for Android 10 update has surfaced online. We are not sure of the authenticity of the source but it looks promising. Pretty much all 2019 Samsung devices are going to get the latest installment of Android, including the low-end and mid-range Galaxy M and A-series. Last year’s Galaxy S9-series and the Galaxy Note9 are on the list too – no…
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