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Mobile gaming has come on leaps and bounds in recent years and the smartphone industry has certainly reacted in kind and 2019 is set to be a big one for the industry. Here are some of the top releases you can expect to see.
According to a recent report, Mozilla will soon launch its own ad-free News subscription service for a price of $5 per month.
Samsung Galaxy S10 series of handsets in brilliant new Cardinal Red color has become available in the UK exclusively via EE.
Samsung has announced through a press statement that their new Galaxy A80 smartphone is now available for purchase in select markets.
Apple is reportedly working on improvements to Apple News+ after multiple publishers complained about underwhelming revenue generated from the app.
A new OxygenOS 9.5.6 update is currently being rolled out to OnePlus 7, which brings June 2019 security patches and various Camera improvements.
Senior Trump officials have discussed the possibility of passing new legislation that could make it illegal for companies to offer end-to-end encryption through their services.
Today, in an interview to French site Numerama, iTunes chief Eddy Cue has confirmed that Apple Music has reached 60 million paid subscribers.
EA patched major vulnerabilities in their Origin game store that could allow hackers to hijack over 300 million Origin user accounts around the world.
Apple is now rolling out Apple Pay in Greece, Portugal, Romania, and Slovakia with financial backing from a number of large European banks including Monese and N26.
You can make your PDF document searchable by using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tech by following the tips discussed in this article.
Valve has officially announced that it is dropping support for Ubuntu 19.10 and future releases, due to latter’s decision to stop providing 32-bit packages in its archives.
Microsoft To-Do app is now available as a native Mac app. Users who are running macOS 10.13 or higher can download the app via Apple’s Mac App Store.
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