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Facebook reveals Gaming app to rival Twitch and YouTube
Facebook has launched a dedicated gaming app earlier than planned, in its latest attempt to grow its presence in the online gaming world. Facebook said the "accelerated" launch was a direct response to the Covid-19 lockdown. The app lets users follow high-profile gamers, watch live gaming streams and leave comments without interacting with the rest of Facebook. It also lets gamers broadcast their own smartphone screen.
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Starlink space display 'set to continue all week'
In the big picture, Goldman sees the S&P 500 ending the year at The spectacle of satellites passing over the UK in what looks like a chain of lights should be visible for the rest of the week, space experts say. The 60 Starlink satellites launched by Elon Musk's SpaceX firm appear in a line crossing the night sky. They were launched into space in March but their current orbital position has made them easier to see in recent days.
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Robotic insects printed 'in minutes' and other tech news
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Apple announces new iPhone SE to target mid-range market
Apple has announced a new iPhone SE, reviving a mid-market brand it had discontinued in 2018. It resembles the form of 2017's iPhone 8 with a 4.7in screen, and a fingerprint ID sensor but not a depth camera for facial recognition. It is powered by the same processor as the flagship iPhone 11 Pro, but lacks multiple rear cameras. The handset costs the same as the original SE in the US, but is more expensive in other markets.
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BT delays removal of Huawei from EE's core network by two years
Huawei's involvement in the most sensitive parts of EE's mobile network is to continue longer than planned. In December 2018, owner BT said it would take just two years to remove Huawei equipment from its core network. But it now says "100% of core mobile traffic" will be on its new Ericsson-built equipment by 2023, the government deadline announced in January 2020. And it blames the government for also ruling 65% of the network's periphery must be rid of Huawei equipment too.
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Loot box warnings to be added to video games
Video game ratings in the UK and rest of Europe will warn if a game has loot boxes and other random paid-for items. Regulator Pegi has assigned a generic in-game purchases label to video games since September 2018. It says publishers will now be required to provide additional information regarding the nature of these purchases. A similar system is being introduced in the US but it is unclear how effective either will be.
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