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Samsung Galaxy S20 and S10 price drop: save £140 with these Easter weekend dealsSamsung Galaxy S20 and S10 price drop: save £140 with these Easter weekend deals

Samsung's S20 series and last year's Galaxy S10 handsets have undoubtedly been some of the best phones on the market in recent years. But with that in mind, it is no surprise that they are also some of the most expensive.

Luckily, every so often we see a price cut come around to make things that little bit easier. For the S10, with a year under its

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Five PC games to play while you&re staying safe at home

Staying at home during the coronavirus outbreak is the smartest thing you can do, but it could be a struggle to find things to do to stay occupied. Though the first half of the day can be spent on work-related tasks, the rest of the day can prove to be challenging. 

Luckily, PC gaming is here to save the day, and gaming on the Omen 15 powered by a 9

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Coronavirus vaccine could be ready in September, scientist says
A vaccine for COVID-19 could be ready as soon as September, according to a professor from Oxford University.
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Apple and Google phones to track down people with COVID-19
Apple and Google have announced they are working together to create contact tracing technology aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus.
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Tips to reduce hay fever symptoms - including covering your nose in Vaseline
With pollen counts this week at their highest levels in 70 years, many hay fever sufferers have been suffering with symptoms including sneezing and itchy eyes and throat
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AMDnext game changer may have nothing to do with CPU or GPUAMD’s next game changer may have nothing to do with CPU or GPU

AMD has recently dropped support and distribution for its intelligent storage acceleration software solution, StoreMi.

The software was licensed from a development company called Emmotus and allowed slow hard disk drives to be “fused” with faster drives for SSD-like performance. Apple and Intel have both attempted to accomplish the same goal in the

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