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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ September 24, 2020
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	CNET Google Pixel 4A 5G specs leaked online CNET The Google Pixel 4A 5G will reportedly be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G, but it won't have wireless or reverse wireless charging. It comes in a plastic casing, has a 3.5mm headphone jack, and on the rear are two cameras, according to WinFuture. Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Google Maps Will Now Display Coronavirus Outbreaks And Cases Forbes Google Maps will now highlight coronavirus case counts around the world and how bad outbreaks are in each region, Google announced Wednesday, with a new layer dedicated to information about the pandemic. US-HEALTH-VIRUS-TESTING. A woman in ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Indian Express Samsung Galaxy S20 FE vs OnePlus 8: Check which is better for you The Indian Express Samsung launched the Galaxy S20 FE in the global market on Wednesday and looking at the specs it appears to be a good competitor to the OnePlus 8. We are yet to try out the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE but we have used and reviewed the OnePlus 8 that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ars Technica Lenovo begins selling OEM Ubuntu PCs to the general public Ars Technica Beginning today, Lenovo is offering a greatly expanded selection of OEM Linux PCs to the general public. Earlier this year, Lenovo began offering Fedora Linux pre-installed on laptop systems including Thinkpad P1 Gen 2, Thinkpad P53, and Thinkpad X1 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nintendo Life Reminder: Untitled Goose Game's Free Multiplayer Update Drops Today Nintendo Life Just in case the eShop's most beloved feathery goose had slipped your mind over the past few weeks, here's your reminder that Untitled Goose Game is being treated to some double-honk multiplayer goodness today. Available for free, this new content lets ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lowyat.NET Sony PlayStation Network Currently Offline; Cause Of Outage Yet To Be Determined Lowyat.NET Sony's PlayStation Network (PSN) servers are currently experiencing an outage, with all of its networks and servers seemingly out for the count. A quick visit to the service's official web page will instantly greet account holders with the appropriate statement ... Flag as irrelevant
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