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The latest cutting-edge games can be mind-blowing, but sometimes you get nostalgic for some good old retro gaming fun . If you’re in the mood for some ’90s gaming action, the Throwback Gaming Console can help you scratch that itch. It’s packed with classic-style games , and it’s on offer right now for just $34.99 . This isn’t just an affordable system ready for some cartridges; there are 600 games pre-installed . We don’t know for sure what games are on the console, but at that price, you can’t go far wrong. The console is ultra-portable and plugs into your TV via an HDMI cord. It even comes with two controllers so you can throw in in your backpack and take it to a friend’s place for some multiplayer action. Throwback Gaming Console highlights: Pre-loaded with 600 classic games Extremely portable for set up anywhere Connects to your TV via HDMI cable Two controllers for multiplayer fun The console has a retail value of $99, but you can pick yours up now for just $34.99 .

If you want the latest-and-greatest smartphones that Android has to offer, the Galaxy S20 family is likely what you’re looking for. If you are on Verizon , you might be looking for ways to save money on that new smartphone purchase. To get you started, here are all the Samsung Galaxy S20 Verizon promotions we know about! There are actually five Samsung Galaxy S20 Verizon promos happening right now. Some of them are even stackable, meaning you can take advantage of multiple promotions with just one purchase. Below are all the Samsung Galaxy S20 Verizon deals we could find. Keep in mind that Verizon will only be selling the Galaxy S20 Plus 5G and the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G. The vanilla Galaxy S20 doesn’t have mmWave support at the moment, so Verizon won’t be carrying it for now. Buy a Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G or Galaxy S20 Plus 5G and get $1,050 towards another available device in the Galaxy S20 line when you add a new line and purchase the phone on a Verizon Device Payment plan.

Opinion post by Joe Hindy We are getting 8K recording sometime in 2020. It’s not really a secret. After all, the Snapdragon 865 comes with native support for 8K video recording and the Galaxy S20 has it as well . It’s definitely something different and shows the power of today’s smartphones. That said, this is the first generation of 8K recording and, for heaven’s sake, it’s 8K recording. There are almost certainly going to be some issues with this on the onset, so maybe we shouldn’t get too excited just yet. 4K’s introduction didn’t go smoothly either It’s been a few years. However, a lot of people may not remember how not great 4K was when it was introduced. It frequently caused overheating issues in some devices and it had a recording limit of about ten minutes. It was actually quite a big hassle to record in 4K because technology simply hadn’t evolved to a point where a device with only passive cooling could handle such an intensive task. This problem is surprisingly

Face ID Masks The coronavirus epidemic has resulted in a sharp increase in demand for face masks, helping to protect people against getting infected. But one of the downsides is that face unlock on your smartphone becomes difficult (to say the least) if you’re wearing this. Fortunately, designer and artist Danielle Baskin has come up with a weird solution of sorts in Face ID Masks . This service prints your face on an N95 surgical mask, allowing you to theoretically unlock your device. Read: This smartphone uses AI to prevent you from taking nudes The process sees you uploading a picture of your face using the Face ID Masks web-app, and tweaking it to fix alignment before you get a finished product. There are a few caveats though, with the main one being that it doesn’t work with devices that use 3D face unlock. That means people with a Google Pixel 4 , Huawei Mate 30 Pro , or iPhone X and later can’t use it. Face ID Masks Baskin told Android Authority that she’s working on a

Certifications are one of the best ways to demonstrate your knowledge and get ahead in your field . Acing exams is one of the best feelings, especially when it leads to a boost in your pay . The Complete 2020 CompTIA Certification Training Bundle can help you make this happen, and it’s on offer from Tech Deals right now. CompTIA is one of the world’s leading tech certifications and this beginner-friendly learning kit covers it from top to bottom. It’s made up of 14 unique modules and hundreds of hours of content to prep you for the exams. You can either work your way through the lot to become a CompTIA guru or take on whichever of the certifications you need to further your career. The first two modules in the learning kit focus on the A+ exam , one of the basic entry-level options. From there, you can expand into modules like Linux+, Server+ , and many more to flesh out your skills. Not only can you choose your modules, but each one also shows examples of companies that trust C

Tone Smartphones have become the primary photography platform for the vast majority of people around the world, and this extends to nude pictures as well. There’s nothing wrong with an adult taking nudes in the first place, but what if you have a problem or you’d like to make sure your children aren’t engaging in this sort of thing? That’s where the Tone E20 smartphone comes in. The new device by Japanese company Tone has a feature dubbed Smartphone Protection, according to CNET . This feature uses machine learning within the camera app to detect nudes being taken with the phone. If a nude photo is indeed detected by the camera app , it simply blocks the snap from being saved to the phone’s gallery. Tone In a rather interesting move, the phone can also be connected to a guardian’s device and warn them if someone tried to take a nude selfie. Hopefully Tone has tuned the feature adequately enough to prevent false positives. After all, the last thing I’d want as a minor is to be wro

These are interesting times for smartphone buyers. While OnePlus pioneered the concept of an affordable flagship smartphone, Xiaomi , Realme and many others have sustained the momentum. Packing specifications that rival top-of-the-line hardware and nearly matching the experience, the line between a value flagship and a true premium device is blurry at best. Enter the Galaxy S10 Lite. Samsung’s flagship property has so far skirted away from the $500 to $600 segment, but changing times call for radical new solutions. The Galaxy S10 Lite errs close to the full featured Galaxy S10 experience with top-end internals, a software experience to match, as well as a quality camera set up. Read more in our Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite review. About this Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite review: I wrote this Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite review after spending a week with the phone. Samsung India supplied the device, which was running Android 10 with One UI 2.0 and the January 2020 security patch. Show More De