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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ May 31, 2019
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	BGR Galaxy S11 rumored to deliver Samsung's next big camera innovations BGR When the Galaxy Note 10 launches about two months from now, it'll deliver a novel design, maybe the kind of radical update that removes all physical buttons and the headphone jack. Yup, the audio port seems to be history, at least on the Note line. Flag as irrelevant
	The Verge A mysterious Google 'media device' shows up in new FCC filing The Verge A new Google gadget just appeared under an FCC filing that... well, it's kind of unclear what exactly it's supposed to be. The filing identifies the product as a "media device" under model number H2B, which, as noted by Droid Life, fits into the naming scheme of ... Flag as irrelevant
	GameSpot Call Of Duty 2019 Is Modern Warfare, Release Date Set For October GameSpot The annual pre-E3 announcement of the next Call of Duty game has arrived. Leaks and rumors suggested this would be a new entry in the Modern Warfare sub-series, and those have proven to be mostly correct: Activision has revealed 2019's entry as Call of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Polygon Dauntless guide: Nine tips for slaying Behemoths Polygon Dauntless is a pretty accessible game. The early missions will walk you through a lot of what you need, but there are still some things we wish we'd known when we started. Below are nine tips to make your Slayer journey a little easier. Flag as irrelevant
	VentureBeat ProBeat: Microsoft's modern OS is too good to be true VentureBeat Microsoft hosted a keynote at Computex 2019 this week. As always, the company talked up the latest Windows 10 hardware. But then Nick Parker, Microsoft's corporate vice president of consumer and device sales, started to describe a "modern OS. Flag as irrelevant
	Kotaku Smash Ultimate In VR Was A Mistake Kotaku In the "Thanks, I hate it" category, Nintendo gave us Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in virtual reality last night. Nobody asked for this, and yet here we are—swiveling our heads left and right and withstanding gut-sinking nausea just to land a couple aerials on a ... Flag as irrelevant
	AppleInsider Back to My Mac is being cut from all versions of macOS on July 1 AppleInsider In an updated support document, Apple has revealed that Back to My Mac support will be cut from all versions of macOS on July 1, not just Mojave. macOS Sierra. "As of July 1, 2019, Back to My Mac service is not available in any other version of macOS," an ... Flag as irrelevant
	Digital Trends Baldur's Gate, other BioWare classics are coming to consoles later this year Digital Trends BioWare's most celebrated role-playing games from the late 1990s and early 2000s are headed to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch later this year. Baldur's Gate, Baldur's Gate 2, Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear, Icewind Dale, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Digital Trends Google has finally updated the Play Store with its new white-background design Digital Trends Slowly but surely, Google has been rolling out updates to its main apps to give them a smooth white background. So far, the likes of Android Messages, Google Calendar, Google Photos, and more have all gotten the new design style. Now, at long last, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Engadget The Rock and Under Armour cook up true wireless earbuds Engadget The tag team partners of Dwanye Johnson and Under Armour have teamed up again for a new product in their collaborative line. the activewear company announced today the Project Rock True Wireless In-Ear Headphones. The fitness-focused earbuds are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Polygon Take a look inside The Art of Super Mario Odyssey Polygon Publisher Dark Horse is bringing Nintendo's The Art of Super Mario Odyssey artbook to North America this October. The 368-page hardcover book is packed with concept art, early sketches, marketing materials, and design insights from the development team. Flag as irrelevant
	Android Central What is eye tracking and how will it benefit PlayStation 5 VR? Android Central Best answer: Eye tracking technology allows a device to track the position and motion of your eyes using a sensor. It should enhance your VR experience by reducing eye strain, increasing performance and resolution, and creating more immersive games. Flag as irrelevant
	TNW Midboss' Summer of Pride is a game-streaming celebration of inclusivity TNW MidBoss, the company behind 2064: Read Only Memories, is kicking off its Summer of Pride gaming celebration to coincide with Pride Month. The event features a myriad of gaming personalities from the LGBTQIA+ community streaming queer-friendly games ... Flag as irrelevant
	TNW Meizu's 16Xs packs a 48MP camera, 6GB RAM, and a 4000 mAH battery for $245 TNW We here at TNW have long recognized the fact that you don't need the most expensive phones to get impressive performance. This was true years ago, and its doubly true today, as diminishing returns make the differences between mid-tier devices and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twin Galaxies KEEMSTAR UMG Friday Fortnite Tournament Bracket, Start Time Twin Galaxies What time does Friday Fortnite start today? We have the bracket, start time, and stream for the upcoming KEEMSTAR UMG Friday Fortnite tournament covered for you in one spot. Before Epic Games had begun its official esports events for Fortnite Battle ... Flag as irrelevant
	LADbible A Tabletop Version Of 'Sea Of Thieves' Goes On Sail This October LADbible In case digitally sailing the Seven Seas (and stealing every other player's loot) isn't enough for you to get your pirate-life-for-you kicks, Rare's first-person pirate explore 'em up, Sea of Thieves, is moving into the world of cardboard pieces and tabletop play, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nintendo Wire More Cadence of Hyrule gameplay shared alongside confirmation of June release Nintendo Wire BitSummit is currently underway in Tokyo, with plenty of developers and publishers big and small showcasing the latest swath of indie games to the Japanese public. To coincide with it, Nintendo has held its latest Indie World presentation in the region, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNET Facebook reportedly thinks there's no 'expectation of privacy' on social media CNET Facebook on Wednesday reportedly argued that it didn't violate users' privacy rights because there's no expectation of privacy when using social media. "There is no invasion of privacy at all, because there is no privacy," Facebook counsel Orin Snyder said ... Flag as irrelevant
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