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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ October 27, 2021
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	CNET The iPhone 13 is great, but Apple's $500 iPhone 11 is still a good buy in 2021 CNET The iPhone 11 is a tempting choice at its new $500 price. Angela Lang/CNET. Apple's new iPhone 13, which launched Sept. 24, may be getting all the attention -- but it's only a part of the company's sprawling 2021 smartphone lineup. Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Adobe Brings Photoshop To The Browser Forbes Adobe is bringing a limited version of Photoshop to the web browser, allowing users to make simple edits without having to have the full-blown software installed on their computer. The new web editor is part of the latest annual update to Adobe's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gizmodo Qualcomm's New Batch of Mobile Chips Could Bring 5G to More Affordable Phones Gizmodo While Google has moved away from Snapdragon and shifted to its in-house designed Tensor chip for the Pixel 6, Qualcomm is forging on with a new line of mobile chips designed to suit a wide range of budget- and mid-range devices. Advertisement. Flag as irrelevant
	Nintendo Life First Look: 'Pikmin Bloom', Niantic's Walktastic Follow Up To Pokémon GO, Soft-Launches Today Nintendo Life Rolling out across the globe "over the coming days" via a staggered launch beginning today in Australia and Singapore, this was developed by Niantic's Tokyo Studio in direct collaboration with Nintendo and by design is more lifestyle app than 'game'. Flag as irrelevant
	PCGamesN How to get the Cube Queen skin in Fortnite PCGamesN To unlock the Fortnite Cube Queen skin, you have to finish the first Cube Queen challenge: survive five storm circles while carrying a Sideways weapon. To do this, head for any of The Sideways locations that appear on the map and defeat the Cube Monsters ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dexerto Overwatch devs confirm McCree content will stay in-game after Cole Cassidy name change Dexerto Overwatch has officially changed the name of McCree to Cole Cassidy, but previous cinematics and in-game content will still feature the old name. Blizzard's tenured hero shooter, Overwatch, has just taken another step in the game's collective move ... Flag as irrelevant
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