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E3 2018 is coming to a close, and while there are a ton of awesome new PC, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One games to look forward to, perhaps even more interesting are the huge virtual reality (VR) games that were announced at the show.
In case you missed the announcements for PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, don’t worry – we’ve rounded
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are a big deal, and they’re getting bigger every year: according to Barclaycard, which processes around half of all UK card payments, spending on Black Friday 2017 was 8% higher than on Black Friday 2016.
John Lewis experienced its busiest hour of online trading ever, while Argos claimed that over two million people
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Moving onto the evaluation lab, this is where Corsair puts some of its products through testing to make sure they're up to snuff.
Bobby Kinstle, Senior Project Manager at Corsair, calls this first machine a wind tunnel, but it's really designed to measure volumetric flow and differential pressure. That's a bit of a mouthful, but basically in this
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Tesla drivers are coming to grips with new alerts designed to ensure they stay engaged with their vehicle while it's in Autopilot mode, but one alert seems to be causing some confusion, to the point that CEO Elon Musk has promised a fix.
The latest update to Autopilot includes a "Hold Steering Wheel" alert that pops up in 15 to 20 second intervals
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The Google Pixel is a great phone – so good in fact that we gave it four and a half stars in our review. It will continue to be a smart option, as it supports Android P. As a Google handset it’s also got a big name behind it, and like any big-name smartphone there’s a wide range of cases available for the Pixel.
These range from the sleek and
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One of the great things about iPhones is that you can guarantee that there’ll be a wide range of cases made for them, and that’s especially true of the iPhone SE, as it also fits most iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S cases. Only the SE and 5S, however, will support iOS 12 when it releases.
And now that it’s been available for a while the selection is s
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