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Here’s How You Can Save $300 On An Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S8 Or S8+
Loknath Das
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Samsung is offering users a deal that could save them a lot of money on the Galaxy S8 or S8 Plus. Samsung
Don’t like Windows 10? Here’s how to uninstall it
Subhadip
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With Windows 10, Microsoft has made some massive changes to the way its operating system works, and it’s managed to win over a
Here’s When the Next Titanfall 2 Beta Starts
Subhadip
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Respawn’s Lead Engineer Jon Shiring details the development team’s findings from Titanfall 2‘s recent weekend test, as well as what they will
Here’s how to get the iOS 10 and macOS Sierra public betas
Subhadip
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After getting our first look at iOS 10 and macOS Sierra at this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference, we’ve been eager to get
Android antivirus apps are useless — here’s what to do instead
Subhadip
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It seems like you can’t go a week without one security firm or another producing a statistic illustrating just how much Android
Here’s Why Titanfall 2 Is Coming to PS4
Subhadip
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Respawn Entertainment CEO and co-founder Vince Zampella reveals why Titanfall 2 is coming to PS4, despite the original Titanfall being exclusive to PC
Still want Windows 10 for free? Here’s how changing the clock will enable the free upgrade again
Subhadip
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The free upgrade to Windows 10 ended on July 29th, however, as expected, not everyone had taken the chance to upgrade. Luckily
Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview build 14322 available for the Fast Ring and here’s what’s new
Subhadip
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As promised, Gabe Aul and the gang over in the Windows development group have delivered Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview Build 14322.
Microsoft could still make Windows Phone a success and here’s how
Subhadip
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It’s not a secret that Microsoft’s mobile efforts, currently called Windows 10 Mobile, are in trouble. With a 2.6% market share worldwide,
Windows 10 Insider preview build 14316 is out, here’s what’s new
Subhadip
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During Build 2016, Microsoft listed a slew of new features coming to what it’s calling the Windows Anniversary Update planned for consumer