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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 release date, price, news and leaks

Update: Leaked renders and photos seemingly show off the Galaxy Note 10 Plus and Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G. Also, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could have a downgraded screen but upgraded water resistance according to a recent leak. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 needs to seriously impress consumers to hold folks' attention, and we're hearing plenty of Galaxy Note 10 leaks and rumors suggesting it might just pull that off. We've even seen the Galaxy Note 10 name on an image at Samsung's Korean campus, and heard Samsung CEO DJ Koh name-drop the soon-to-be-announced handset during a round-table interview. In fact, the Note 10 launch date has been confirmed as August 7, with an event happening in Brooklyn, New York. It's coming - and soon. We're cautiously optimistic about the phone's official launch, as while the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is full of worthwhile features, in a lot of ways it felt like a small upgrade to the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 released the prev...

Best all-in-one printers of 2019: top printer and scanner devices

Welcome to our guide to the best all-in-one (AIO) printer money can buy in 2019. On this page, you'll find the best all-in-one printers for a whole range of budgets. From home use to small businesses, we've got the best all-in-one printer for your needs. But why buy an all-in-one printers (also known as printer scanner copier or PSC)? For a start, these incredibly useful devices can handle standard print capabilities as well as photocopying, scanning and even faxing as well. The best all-in-one printers on this list are great choices for small and medium sized businesses – and even home printers . This is because you can save a decent amount of money – and space – because you don't have to buy three or four different devices for each individual task. Plus, don't think that any of these devices are simply jack of all trades, masters of none. Each printer on this best all-in-one printers guide does an excellent job of all the tasks it's buil...

AMD Ryzen processors get price cuts on Amazon – so now's the time to upgrade your PC

Amazon has cut the price of a number of AMD Ryzen processors, making this the perfect time to upgrade your PC. The processors on offer include some of AMD's latest 3rd generation Ryzen processors, which have currently been getting fantastic reviews due to their excellent performance and affordable prices. Amazon has also cut the price of some of the older 2nd generation Ryzen processors as well. Despite their older age, these are still fantastic CPUs to add to your PC, and with these price cuts they are now even cheaper. We're not sure how long these deals last – or how much stock Amazon has, but these are very tempting prices for some of the best AMD processors on the market today. So, if you were thinking of upgrading your PC, now's the perfect time. Best processors 2019 : the best CPUs for your PC

First UAE-made electric scooters to be rolled out in September

A Dubai-based start-up is revving up to launch its first electric motorcycles, designed and developed in the UAE, by the end of September. Adam Ridgway, CEO of One Moto, told TechRadar Middle East in an exclusive that he and his partner in the UK have been developing electric scooters – Electa for commuter (a vintage model of Vespa), Byka for delivery market and the Commuta (more designed for the European market). There are also two Emiratis as partners. “We intend to change the landscape of logistics delivery. We have designed these bikes and we also have a range of parcel delivery vehicles planned for next year. Ridgway believes that there are around 12,000 bikes on the UAE road and the average cost of a petrol bike is between AED 8,000 and AED 11,000 and the cost of the delivery box above that. “If an average rider travels around 100km a day, he spends on average of around AED 7,500 on fuel every year and AED 150 for servicing and the maintenance cost, ap...

The design of the Huawei Mate X may have been tweaked ahead of its launch

Samsung has had to make a few tweaks to the design of the Galaxy Fold to get it ready to go on sale, and it appears Huawei has done the same with its own foldable – new photos of the Huawei Mate X suggest a number of subtle changes have been made. Chinese journalist Li Wei apparently ran into Huawei CEO Richard Yu at an airport and was able to snap a few photos of the Mate X as it looks now, having originally been unveiled at MWC 2019 in February. A fourth camera sensor has been added on the back of the phone, most likely a time-of-flight (TOF sensor for judging depth, as well as a carbon fiber effect (or possibly actual carbon fiber) around certain parts of the handset. Get the latest on 5G phones Doom appears on the Nintendo Switch What we want from the Huawei Watch 3 There's now a bigger button to unhook the foldable part of the phone as well, which should make moving the Huawei Mate X between its open and folded states that little bit easier. Credit: Li Wei/We...

Huawei Mate 30 Pro: release date, news, price and leaks

The Huawei Mate 30 Pro is the next major phone launch from the Chinese smartphone manufacturer after the Mate 20 Pro , with the covers expect to be lifted on the new handset (and the base Huawei Mate 30) in October. However, by the time the Huawei Mate 30 Pro launch comes around, the company could be in a very different position. These are the best Huawei phones That's because the Huawei ban is set to be in full swing by then, with Google cutting off access to key services such as the Play Store and its suite of apps - which could severely hamper the Mate 30 Pro's popularity outside of its native China. While the Huawei P30 and the Huawei P30 Pro have full access to Android and Google's apps, the Huawei Mate 30 Pro may launch with the firm's own operating system - currently rumored as HongMeng or Ark OS . Not much is known about the Huawei Mate 30 Pro yet, but rumors are starting to roll in, all of which you’ll find below. We’ll also update this...

Amazon Prime Video's virtual theatre is open for business with Oculus VR app

Have you ever wished you could jump right into your favorite streaming platform and navigate all your shows and contents in a virtual world? Well now you can – if you have an Oculus VR headset, you can now stream shows and movies from Amazon Prime Video via a new Prime Video VR app, which lets you watch in the comfort of a virtual theatre. The app allows US and UK owners of the Oculus Quest , Oculus G o , Oculus Rift , and Gear VR to watch Prime Video shows like The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Good Omens on their headsets – all searchable by voice. The cheapest Oculus Rift prices and Oculus Go sales this month The best VR prices and deals in 2019 Read our Oculus Rift review Amazon has also announced that users will be able to immerse themselves in 360-degree videos – although, for the moment, there are only 10 titles to choose from, and you'll need to be a Prime member to access them. According to an Oculus press release, these include ...

New iPhone 11 release date, price, news and leaks

New iPhone 11 leaks point to a radically different square-shaped rear camera inside of a familiar-looking design, and an expected release date falling in September 2019. Aside from the camera bump, Apple isn't expected to offer a massive design update with the iPhone 11. Instead, this iOS 13 -toting phone is shaping up to be another incremental update, just like last year's iPhone XS was over the iPhone X . What will change? The most credible iPhone 11 rumors point to a three-camera array on the back of the phone, which likely means better photo and video quality. We've rounded the key iPhone 11 leaks in a little video just for you, to give a quick overview of what you may be able to expect later this year. The third rear camera could also boost Apple's augmented reality vision, as CEO Tim Cook has consistently talked up the power of AR on the iPhone and iPad. A depth sensing time-of-flight camera could do just that. The iPhone 11 may also get an important ...

Chrome and Edge will soon reveal passwords with a click of a button

Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge will soon have a new 'reveal password' button that will let you check you've entered your login credentials correctly before you submit them, reducing the risk of being locked out of your accounts for too many failed attempts. The button will appear automatically in password fields on any website with a login form. Microsoft is developing the button for the new Chromium-based Edge, and has decided to let Google add it to Chrome as well. We expect to see it in other Chromium-based browsers such as Vivaldi and Opera, too. The best browsers of 2019 : a faster, safer way to get online Your ultimate guide to the best free password managers How to secure your accounts with Dashlane According to 9to5Google , the button will appear as an eye icon, which will make the text of the password visible when clicked. You'll also be able to reveal your password using the shortcut Alt+F8. Legacy feature The button isn't an entirely new featu...

Microsoft apps infected in major malvertising campaign

Microsoft users are being warned to beware a dangerous new malware family that is seeing malicious code into Windows apps. Security researchers at Confiant have uncovered a wide-ranging malvertising campaign that has been targeting apps and services from Microsoft over the past few months, bombarding users with unwanted adverts. So far the Microsoft News app, Outlook and a number of Microsoft games have been spotted with the malicious adverts, with users across the globe seeing their apps affected. Best free anti-malware software of 2019 Fake Office 365 site installs malware as browser update Malvertising campaign infects popular YouTube to MP3 conversion site Infected Confiant says it has now uncovered the source of the campaigns - two Hong Kong-based platforms called Fiber-Ads and Clockfollow, both apparently run by the same individual. The company's investigation found that the two services were used to placed adverts with legitimate providers, before malicious code hidden...