Razr Users Say the Phone is Falling Apart; Motorola Reassures
As it turns out, Motorola's foldable smartphone is not as solid as the manufacturer claimed. Razr started to crack at the bend after just a week of testing, but the company sees no reasons to worry.
Tech
February 19, 2020
Microsoft Office for Android - Word, Excel and PowerPoint in One App
Mobile Microsoft Office, an Android app that combines the functionality of Word, Excel and PowerPoint, made its debut on Google Play. Unfortunately, it leaves much to be desired when it comes to working on tablets.
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Adrian Werner
February 18, 2020
House Flipper Coming to PS4 and Xbox One This Month
The home improvement simulator, House Flipper, will be available next week on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game was previously only available on PCs. Further plans are for Switch and mobile versions.
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Mateusz Wrobel
February 17, 2020
Facebook Lite Gets Dark Mode
Facebook implements Dark Mode in subsequent applications. After Messenger and Instagram it was time for Facebook Lite. Seems like dark mode in the base Facebook mobile app is a matter of time.
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Peter Doron
February 17, 2020
Here's Dust 2 From CS:GO Ported to Fortnite
Team Evolve, the team taked with creating maps in Fortnite, has made a replica of the classic Dust 2 known from CS:GO. The project has been released for free, so that every player can test it.
video games
Paul Wozniak
February 16, 2020
Frostpunkt is Going Mobile
Thanks to the announcement of 11 bit studios on StockWatch, we found out that Frostpunk will be available on mobile devices with Android and iOS systems. However, for the time being we haven't learned any details about the release date or possible changes in the gameplay.
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Paul Wozniak
February 15, 2020
The Devs of Control Have Another Unannounced Game
Remedy Entertainment published a summary of 2019. The devs of Alan Wake's boasted great financial results and Control's success, but they also said they are working on an unannounced production.
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Jacob Blazewicz
February 14, 2020
Another Coronavirus Victim - MWC 2020 Cancelled
The GSMA decided to cancel the Mobile World 2020 Barcelona event. The reason for this is the threat of coronavirus, which has caused many of the biggest exhibitors to give up their participation in the Spanish fair.
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Jacob Blazewicz
February 13, 2020
Malwarebytes: Apple Mac More Vulnerable to Malware
Malwarebytes Labs has released a detailed report on cybercrime and related topics for 2019. Among other things, the analysis showed that Mac devices are more vulnerable than those with Windows OS.
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Paul Wozniak
February 12, 2020
First Info About Digital Dragons 2020
Krakow Technology Park revealed the first information about the upcoming Digital Dragons 2020 event, including the conference date, ticket prices and speakers.
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Adrian Werner
February 12, 2020
PUBG Mobile Remains Most Profitable Mobile Game for Five Months Straight
Sensor Tower provided data, according to which PUBG Mobile was the most profitable mobile production on the market for the fifth month in a row. The title with the highest number of downloads in January was Johnny Trigger.
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Paul Wozniak
February 11, 2020
Sony and Nvidia Will Not Show up on MWC 2020 Because of Coronavirus
Nvidia and Sony have confirmed that they will not appear on Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona due to the coronavirus threat. Thus, the companies joined LG, Ericsson, and many other exhibitors, who gave up their participation in the Spanish fair.
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Jacob Blazewicz
February 10, 2020
Leak: New Crash Bandicoot Will be a Mobile Game
Everything indicates that a new game from the Crash Bandicoot series is in development. Unfortunately, it will not be a continuation or remake/remaster of the classic version, but a mobile game from the devs of Candy Crush Saga.
video games
Konrad Serafinski
February 8, 2020
World of Warcraft Doubled its Number of Subscribers
Activision Blizzard has published a financial report for the past year. Apart from revenues and profits, we learned that the number of World of Warcraft subscribers has more than doubled.
video games
Adrian Werner
February 7, 2020
Chromium-based Browsers Will Start Blocking Ads in Videos
The Coalition for Better Ads announced in a press release that it has developed a new standard for short video advertising. Chromium-based browsers, starting with Google Chrome in August this year, will implement solutions to force changes on website administrators.
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Bart Swiatek
February 6, 2020
Changes in GeForce Now; There Will be a Paid Subscription [Updated]
It appears that Nvidia is planning to make changes to GeForce Now. The company intends to introduce a paid subscription, which will offer additional options - including ray tracing in games. Free accounts will be subject to greater restrictions than during ongoing beta-tests.
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Bart Swiatek
February 5, 2020
Dan Houser, Co-creator of GTA, Leaves Rockstar Games
On March 11 2020, Dan Houser, co-founder of the Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption franchises, will leave the ranks of Rockstar Games. Unfortunately, the reasons for this surprising decision were not revealed.
video games
Peter Doron
February 5, 2020
Capcom With Record-breaking Profits
Capcom boasted that Monster Hunter World sales exceeded 15 million copies. In turn, Iceborne has already found over 4.5 million buyers. The first three quarters of the current fiscal year have brought biggest profits in the publisher's history.
video games
Adrian Werner
February 4, 2020
Dead Cells Coming to Android no Later Than September
Playdigious announced that in the third quarter of this year Dead Cells, a hit game from Motion Twin, will be ported to Android.
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Adrian Werner
February 4, 2020
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Smartphone on First Video
A video presenting the appearance of a new folding Samsung Galaxy Z Flip smartphone, the Korean company's response to Motorola Razr, has appeared on Twitter.
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Bart Swiatek
February 3, 2020