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OnePlus 7T review: An unbeatable package for under $600 [Video]

September 26, 2019
The OnePlus 7T is the finest ‘non-Pro’ OnePlus phone to date and having spent some serious hands-on time reviewing the device, there is no doubt in my mind that at $599 it will arguably be the affordable flagship to beat in 2019. From the outset, the OnePlus 7T does feel unlike many of the other ‘T’ models released by the Chinese firm in recent years. OnePlus has clearly learned a thing…
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Razer brings its vibrating Nari Ultimate headset to Xbox One

September 26, 2019
Last September, Razer unveiled a wireless headset called the Nari Ultimate that doubled as a rumble pack. That’s right — in addition to conventional drivers (which by their very nature vibrate), the headphones had haptic actuators in each cup. The only problem? They were designed specifically for PC players. The headphones technically worked with Xbox One but you had to rely on a…
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How to watch the OnePlus 7T, OnePlus TV launch event [Livestream]

September 26, 2019
After a few weeks of leaks, rumors, and teasers, OnePlus is about to start its latest product unveiling. The company’s launch event later today will see the debut of the OnePlus 7T, OnePlus 7T Pro, and the OnePlus TV as well, and you can watch it live. The OnePlus 7T series is a modified version of the pair of phones we saw launch earlier this year. The OnePlus 7T is the big…
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Watch the OnePlus 7T announcement live here

September 26, 2019
OnePlus doesn’t release too many phones so when a new one comes it’s a major thing. And today the OnePlus 7T is making its debut at two parrallel events taking place in and New Delhi. Worry not though, you don’t need to travel to either city to learn all…
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Microsoft brings Google Assistant support to the Xbox One

September 26, 2019
Microsoft is enabling Google’s Assistant to work with its Xbox One console. Much like the existing Alexa integration, Microsoft is allowing Google Assistant to launch games and apps, turn the console on and off, pause videos, and much more. You’ll need to use the Google Assistant app for iOS or Android or a device like Google’s Home with Assistant on it to control an Xbox One. Google…
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