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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ September 30, 2019
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	NDTV Flipkart Big Billion Days 2019 Sale: Today's Offers on Mobile Phones and Electronics NDTV Flipkart Big Billion Days 2019 sale has now entered its second day. Flipkart's biggest sale of the year is now offering discounts and bundled offers on mobile phones from Xiaomi, Samsung, Vivo, Google, and other popular smartphone brands. The Big Billion ... Flag as irrelevant
	Firstpost Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus review: High on 'premiumness', playing catch up with innovation Firstpost Editor's note: In the past, Samsung has promptly sent us review units of the products we want to review. But for reasons known best to the company, Samsung did not send us a Galaxy Note 10 Plus for review. Tech2 had to wait for the device to go on sale and ... Flag as irrelevant
	News18 Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale: Best TV Deals From Xiaomi, Samsung And More News18 This is indeed a great time to buy a new television for your home. The Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale is hosting some of the best discounts on smart TVs in a while, and it is deals galore in this sale ahead of the Diwali festive season. But remember, it is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Metro Mario Kart Tour review – a race for your money Metro Nintendo's latest mobile game looks amazing but how does Mario Kart Tour play, and how bad are the microtransactions? Ignoring Pokémon, Nintendo's history with mobile phone games began in 2016 with the slightly bland avatar village Miitomo, followed ... Flag as irrelevant
	NEWS.com.au Fast fashion site ASOS sells knock-off Apple headphones that don't even play sound NEWS.com.au Apple's AirPods have become a favourite among scurrilous counterfeiters producing low-quality knock-offs, but a new twist on the design sounds like it could be the worst yet. Fast fashion e-tailer ASOS has started selling fake wireless headphones that don't ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lifehacker Australia SCAM ALERT: New SIM Card Attack Threatens 'All Smartphones' Lifehacker Australia SIM cards are no longer safe. Following in the wake of multiple SIM-swap attacks and the ominously named Simjacker, a new and even bigger threat has been discovered by researchers at Ginno Security Lab. Dubbed WIBattack, it exploits a vulnerability in ... Flag as irrelevant
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