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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ February 25, 2020
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	Tech Times What's Missing in Samsung's New Galaxy Buds+ ? Tech Times If you've been excited about Samsung's new Galaxy Buds+ and you are contemplating to buy a pair, think again. You might just be disappointed because these new accessories' multi-point Bluetooth connection happens to be working only with other ... Flag as irrelevant
	SlashGear TouchStadia on Android lets you play using touch screen controls SlashGear It was only recently that Google finally opened the Stadia doors to smartphones outside its Pixel family but it had one important catch. It required the use of a wired controller which somewhat negated the portability benefits of the game streaming service. Flag as irrelevant
	BetaNews HyperX Cloud Flight S gaming headset features Qi wireless charging BetaNews Qi is amazing technology, allowing you to charge your smartphone by just placing it on a wireless charging pad/mat. Long gone are the days where you have to fumble around with a cable to charge your phone like a caveman. The thing is, it is hardly new — it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mic YouTube accidentally created a 13000 hour lofi hip-hop video this weekend Mic Over the weekend, YouTube temporarily created one of the longest videos of all time. ChilledCow, the popular lo-fi hip-hop beats live stream featuring an anime girl endlessly doing homework, was mistakenly suspended and terminated. As The Verge points ... Flag as irrelevant
	NDTV Samsung Galaxy A71 Now on Sale in India via Amazon, Samsung.com: Price, Specifications NDTV Samsung Galaxy A71 has a 4,500mAh battery that supports up to 25W Fast-Charging. Its lone 8GB+128GB model is priced at Rs. 29,999. By Vineet Washington | Updated: 25 February 2020 10:34 IST. Share on Facebook Tweet Snapchat Share Reddit Email ... Flag as irrelevant
	NDTV Oppo Find X2 to Officially Launch on March 6: All You Need to Know NDTV Oppo, the Chinese mobile manufacturer, has finally confirmed the launch date of its upcoming smartphone the Oppo Find X2. It will officially be launched on March 6 at an event in China, Oppo confirmed in an online post. Previously, the smartphone was ... Flag as irrelevant
	ThyBlackMan Top 5 Action Games on PS4/Xbox One Era. ThyBlackMan (ThyBlackMan.com) Action games can really get your blood boiling when you get into those critical moments. You know, that shootout where it's absolute chaos. A slash battle with a tough boss amongst their minions. Maybe that car chase you weren't ... Flag as irrelevant
	India Today Oppo Watch detailed again in fresh leak showing its curved glass design India Today Oppo Watch has been doing rounds on the Internet, thanks to one too many teasers share by a company official. Touted to bear an Apple Watch-like design, the Oppo Watch is expected to be launched next month alongside the Find X2. After a deluge of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Comicbook.com Red Dead Redemption 2's Controversial "Hot Coffee" Mod Has Been Taken Down Comicbook.com Red Dead Redemption 2's new and controversial "Hot Coffee" mod has been taken down, presumably as the result of request or demand from Rockstar Games, the makers of the 2018 best-selling and critically-acclaimed open-world western. Previously ... Flag as irrelevant
	Checkersaga 15 Nintendo Switch Games on Sale for Less Than $15 Checkersaga Gaming is without doubt one of the dearer hobbies on the market. To alleviate this, many digital storefronts have frequent and big gross sales, comparable to Steam and the PlayStation Retailer, the latter of which simply dropped a particular new promotion ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Atlas Smarter robot swarms offer traffic-free blueprint for autonomous cars New Atlas One of a number of benefits promised by a future in which cars drive themselves is less congestion, with advanced autonomous vehicles being so adept at navigating the streets that they not only avoid slamming into each other, but keep traffic flowing much ... Flag as irrelevant
	INQUIRER.net Ghibli Museum to close until March 17 due to coronavirus outbreak INQUIRER.net The Ghibli Museum will be closing its doors starting today, Feb. 25, until March 17 due to the COVID-19 outbreak, caused by the novel coronavirus. The museum in Mitaka, Japan, announced the temporary closure last Sunday, Feb. 23, as per an official ... Flag as irrelevant
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