GamingNews

You can now sign up for the Minecraft Earth beta on Android

August 22, 2019
Microsoft first opened up its Minecraft Earth beta to compatible iOS devices last month, and now it’s heading to Android. The software maker is accepting sign-ups for the Android version, and you’ll need an augmented reality (AR-capable) handset running Android 7 or above. Naturally, the more modern and powerful your phone is, the better this AR game will run. Minecraft Earth is a new AR game…
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iPhone Pro, new iPad and 16-inch MacBook Pro details emerge

August 22, 2019
As usual before the fall, Apple’s next batch of products are coming into focus. A Bloomberg report has given us our best glimpse yet at the new hardware, including “Pro” iPhones that’ll replace the XS and XS Max, refreshed iPads and iPad Pro models, and a larger 16-inch MacBook Pro. While we’ve seen rumors of the new iPhones having three cameras throughout the year…
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MobileNews

Samsung Galaxy Note10+ durability tested on video

August 22, 2019
The Samsung Galaxy Note10+ is Samsung’s biggest Note phone yet. With a huge 6.8-inch screen and razor thin bezels, will this phone survive the scratch, burn, and bend tests? YouTuber Zack from JerryRigEverything has posted a new durability video testing Samsung’s latest…
MobileNews

Samsung releases new Galaxy Note 10 wallpapers to help hide the hole-punch

August 22, 2019
Even Samsung understands that the notch on the seriously impressive but simultaneously disappointing Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ might be an eyesore. So much so that they have released a brand new set of wallpapers to help you hide the unsightly in-display notch on your brand new Note 10. All of the new wallpapers are designed specifically to make creative use of the central notch so that you…
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MobileNews

Here’s why Google is dropping dessert names with ‘Android 10’

August 22, 2019
Major Android releases have long been named after desserts. The whimsical tradition resulted in an annual guessing game, but this year will be the last. Google announced today that the operating system will only be followed by a version number, with “Android 10” kicking off the new branding. You might think that Android 10 lacking a dessert name is due to Google having a hard time finding…
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