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Selectively transfer and backup content from iPhone/iPad to Mac with iCarefone

Thanks to our sponsor Tenorshare. Try the latest version of the company’s iCarefone app for super easy iPhone backups and content transfers today: Head below for a look at full features. With iCarefone, you get everything you need to make transferring content to and from your iOS devices incredibly easy. A simplified file browser gives you the ability to clearly see everything on your phone and…
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Android is (unofficially) available for the Nintendo Switch

You no longer have to wonder when you can throw caution to the wind and install Android on your Switch. Homebrew developers at XDA have released the first publicly available Android firmware for Nintendo’s system, a take on the Android 8.1-based LineageOS 15.1 for…
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Kuo: All three new iPhone models in 2020 to support 5G

In June, Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple would launch three new iPhones in 2020, two of which would feature 5G connectivity. In a followup to the same report today, Kuo now says that all three iPhone models will support fast 5G cellular data. The 2020 iPhones are expected to…
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I’m bad at Fortnite, and I’m okay with that

Fortnite is two years old this weekend, and has been the most popular game in the world for at least the last year of its existence. My friends and I began playing it last summer as it exploded in popularity; we saw the game go from its roots as a goofy add on to Epic’s player-versus-environment shooter to its current status as a cross-cultural social space that just so happens to have a battle…
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Weekly poll results: Xiaomi Mi A3 gets the cold shoulder

The Mi A3 arrived as this year’s Android One phone by Xiaomi. The predecessor Mi A2 was met with great enthusiasm, but it appears the camera focused Xiaomi Mi A3 isn’t getting anywhere near the same approval rating. Plenty of you voiced concerns about specs like the HD+ screen and the fact that you can get mightier Xiaomi phones at a similar price. The Xiaomi Mi 9T is a bit above €350…
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Bethesda's 'Doom' re-releases will no longer need internet access

Bethesda’s re-release of the first three Doom games didn’t get the warmest reception, to put it mildly. The titles all required a BethesdaNet account (and thus an internet connection) to get started — a frustration for a game series that started when home internet access was still a novelty. The publisher is putting things right, however. It’s promising a fix that will make…
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