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The UK government is preparing to launch a smartphone app to make it as easy as possible for EU citizens to apply to remain in the UK after Brexit - the only problem is it doesn't fully work on Apple devices.
And hopes that the problem would have been fixed by now have just been dashed.
The app is a key part of the
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Should Fortnite credit dance moves
Fortnite attracts millions of fans worldwide, including from the likes of Drake, Travis Scott and Joe Jonas.
However, some other artists - including rapper 2 Milly - artists have accused Fortnite of stealing their dance moves.
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Deciding which running headphones to buy can be a tricky business. With so many different brands, models, and confusing technical language, it can be difficult to know which pair will suit you best.
If you’ve ever searched in your web browser for the ‘best running headphones’, chances are you’ve seen the Monster iSport Victory In-Ear Bluetooth head
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Microsoft's live streaming platform, Mixer, is getting a big ol' update today with a host of new user-focused features – and a number to come down the line too.
Launched as 'Beam' in 2014, the live-stream platform was quickly snapped up and rebranded by Microsoft to launch its own competitor to Twitch.
Mixer has now entered what it calls 'Season 2'
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Ford has developed a fully automated version of the traditional blacksmithing technique of hot-forming, using robots, giant furnaces and lasers hotter than lava to build safer cars.
Hot-forming was first used to craft suits of plate armor, and has now found a second life in Ford's vehicle assembly plant in Saarlouis, Germany where it's been fully
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Astronauts aboard the International Space Station could soon benefit from boosted computing capabilities thanks to a major breakthrough from HPE.
The computing giant has revealed it has completed test on a new system that could revolutionise the way computers are used in space, and is now teaming up with NASA to launch the devices.
The new
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