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'Destiny 2' Update: Gameplay Footage Livestream on May 18; What's Confirmed so far
Bungie has announced a livestream happening on May 18 to premiere a gameplay footage for "Destiny 2".
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Video Games'Kingdom Hearts 3' Update: New Trailer Available at Square Enixt E3 Booth in June; Release Date Delayed to 2018
Recent reports indicate that the new trailer for "Kingdom Hearts 3" will be available at Square Enix E3 booth in June but the release date will be pushed further to 2018.
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PERSONAL TECHiPad Pro 2017 News and Update: Apple Shuns Away from WWDC, Samsung Beats Apple's Marketing Strategy; Lenovo, Asus, HTC and Sony Gets an Upper Hand
Apple remains mum on the details pertaining to its prestigious flagship, the iPad Pro 2017. Although the tech world is a buzz, the giant firm remains silent on the possible release, the specs and features of the iPad Pro.
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PERSONAL TECHNVIDIA Volta Secrets: GV100 GPU, Tesla V100 out of the box; 'Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy 15' Gets the Load, Square Enix on the Loose
All eyes have turned towards the unveiling of NVIDIA Volta's secret specs and features. That being said, there are claims coming about that the tech company is already ready for war.
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PERSONAL TECHTorrent Crisis Update: Pirate Bay, KickAss Torrents, Torrentz2 and ExtraTorrent, Torrents.me, Zoogle, BitSnoop.Com, LimeTorrents, Kodi in Trouble; Microsoft's Security Update Threatens their Existence
Recent news is not boding well for the Torrent sites. There are claims coming about that Microsoft Stream might put an end to the existence of Pirate Bay, KickAss Torrents, Torrentz2 and ExtraTorrent, Torrents.me, Zoogle, BitSnoop.Com and LimeTorrents.
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PERSONAL TECHAMD Crisis, Secrets & Update: AMD Gear Receives Bashes, Public Trust in Jeopardy, NVIDIA and Intel Gets an Upper Hand; Interesting Things to Know
The world as AMD knows it is gone. It is the latest perception owing to the speculations that AMD is losing its footing in the tech market. There are even rumors coming out implying that AMD lags behind NVIDIA and Intel.
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PERSONAL TECH'Pokemon Go' Latest Update: New Legendary Pokemon Deemed as Pikachu's Parents, Niantec Joins Mother's Day Event; Raiku is the Most Powerful Pokemon?
The world is currently celebrating Mother's Day and there are speculations implying that Pikachu's parents will join the gameplay as Niantec's way of joining the event. However, despite the claims coming about, there are no supporting details indicating the legacy and heritage of Pikachu.
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SmartphoneForget Pricey OnePlus 5, Galaxy S8, iPhone 8 - Moto X 2017 Will Come With Reasonable Price, Premium Features and Decent Hardware
The Moto X 2017 will reportedly come with a reasonable price, premium features, and decent hardware.
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SmartphoneAndroid Care Tips: Things You've Been Doing That Affects Device Efficiency
An Android device like a smartphone is pretty easy to use. However, with the fewer restrictions and more room for customization, proper Android care seemed to be neglected or left unknown by most users.
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PERSONAL TECH'Dragonball Xenoverse 2' DLC Pack 4 set to Dominate Gaming Industry; Bandai Namco Scrutinized by Gamers, What We Know so far
Recent reports pertaining to "Dragonball Xenoverse 2" centers on the rumored downfall of the upcoming DLC pack 4. Claims have also surfaced that Bandai Namco is now facing scrutiny from the gamers owing to its epic fail.
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