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Monday, September 30, 2019
Vivo U10 Now on Sale in India via Amazon, Vivo E-Store: Price, Specifications, Offers
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Samsung Galaxy M30s, Galaxy M10s Now on Sale via Amazon, Samsung Online Store: Price, Specifications
https://ift.tt/154AwVo Galaxy M30s and Galaxy M10s are now on sale in the country. The new Galaxy M-series phones are available for purchase via Amazon as well as Samsung's own online store.
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Google Pixel 4 Themes, Wallpaper, Recorder Apps Leak Ahead of Launch; Motion Sense Compatible Apps and Countries Tipped
https://ift.tt/wEcZxH Pixel 4 theming app offers deep personalisation features like creating custom themes, make system-wide font adjustments, customise icon shapes, and add new colour accents.
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OnePlus 7T to Get 960fps Slow Motion Mode, 4K Recording on the Wide-Angle Camera in Future Update
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Welcome to TechRadar's PC Gaming Week 2019
It's finally time to kick off the fifth – yes, fifth! – annual PC Gaming Week at TechRadar. This is the TechRadar Computing Team's favorite time of year, a time in which we get to celebrate the joys and explore the depths of arguably the most powerful and versatile gaming platform of all time.
This time around, we've rounded up a fine selection of analyses, interviews, opinions, how-to guides and features both old and new for all kinds of PC gamers. Whether you've been gaming on computers since the days of baud modem-powered multi-user dungeons, or you have no idea what we just said (but can clean house in Fortnite), we've got some excellent reads for you.
We’ll be updating this page daily as new articles are published, just so you don't miss a thing. Keep coming back throughout the week for fresh, new pieces and looks at gems from the TechRadar archives that you may have missed last time around.
OK, enough with this loading screen, let's get TechRadar's 2019 PC Gaming Week started right now.
5 secret tips for building a great gaming PC
Think you know all there is to know about building a gaming PC? Think again, as we kick off TechRadar's PC Gaming Week 2019 with this guide to the best secret tips for building a great gaming PC.
From winning the silicone lottery, to PSU and cooling tips, these handy hacks will have you building a killer rig in no time.
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Scotland vs Samoa rugby live stream: how to watch today's Rugby World Cup 2019 match from anywhere
Having both struggled in their opening matches, today's 2019 Rugby World Cup clash between Scotland and Samoa is a chance for both teams to make amends in Kobe City.
The last encounter between the two teams saw a 44-38 win for Scotland at Murrayfield in an autumn international back in 2017, and today's game should be an equally close affair.
You can watch the match live in full, no matter where you are in the world with our Scotland vs Samoa live stream guide.
Scotland were easily beaten against Ireland, failing to score a single try in the 27- 3 defeat. Meanwhile, Samoa initially made hard work of outsiders Russia before a strong second half saw them eventually ease to a 34-9 win.
The Scots' defeat against the Irish was further compounded by injuries for Hamish Watson and scrum-half Ali Prince that have ruled them out of the rest of tournament, while reckless tackles from Rey Lee-Lo and Motu Matu'u for the Pacific Islanders against Russia mean potential disciplinary action could rule them out.
Who will run out winners in this crucial Pool A clash? Read on to find out all your Scotland vs Samoa live stream options, no matter where you are in the world
How to watch the 2019 Rugby World Cup from outside your country
If you're abroad for any of the Rugby World Cup and don't want to miss out on catching the coverage from your home country, you'll inevitably find it geo-blocked when you try to stream online. But don't sweat. With the option of a VPN, you can tune into those fixtures no matter where you are in the world without resorting to some dodgy feed on Reddit. And best of all, it's really easy to do (or read on for details on how to stream coverage from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the USA).
How to stream Scotland vs Samoa live in the UK
How to watch Scotland and Samoa: live stream in Australia
How to watch Scotland and Samoa live in New Zealand
How to live stream Scotland and Samoa in the US
- Hulu with Live TV $40 per month - Hulu with Live TV includes CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN.
- FuboTV $35 for the first month - FuboTV gives you the first month at a discounted rate but after that the price increases to $45 a month. The service includes CBS, Fox, NBC and the NFL Network but does not come with ESPN.
- DirecTV Now $50 per month - DirecTV Now includes CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN and for $5 extra you can add the NFL Network.
- YouTubeTV $40 per month - YouTubeTV gives you access to CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN.
Live stream Rugby World Cup 2019 match in Canada
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Upcoming Sony Xperia phone looks set to have next-generation processor
Sony Xperia phones are designed to be great for watching movies and gaming with their 21:9 aspect ratio, but they’re also processing powerhouses, with the Sony Xperia 1 getting one of the highest benchmark scores we’ve ever seen. However it looks like Sony’s next Xperia handset could beat that.
That’s because it looks like its next release could have the upcoming Snapdragon 865 chipset. If that name’s unfamiliar, it’s because currently no phones have the chipset. Most high-end handsets have the Snapdragon 855, and the newer version hasn’t been announced yet.
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- Check out our Sony Xperia 1 review
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That’s according to Japanese news site Androplus, which has reported on tests Sony conducted to use Snapdragon 865 in its Xperia 1 smartphone. This indicates the next Xperia smartphone could come with this futuristic chipset.
We’ve seen the Snapdragon 865 benchmark scores leaked already, so we know the next-generation chipset will come with incredibly high processing speeds, as well as native 5G support, which could lead to an influx of 5G phones.
This could make Sony’s upcoming smartphone a true processing beast, although we’ll likely see the chipset first in the Samsung Galaxy S11, since Samsung had a hand in creating the Snapdragon 865.
Things to come...
What do we know about the upcoming Sony Xperia smartphone? Not much, really. Before IFA 2019 an influx of leaks pointed to a eight-camera beast of a phone, but instead we got the Sony Xperia 5, a compact version of the Xperia 1.
We don’t even know what the new phone will be called, but since the Xperia 5 was named that since it’s halfway between 1 (like the Xperia 1, Sony’s flagship) and 10 (like the Xperia 10, Sony’s affordable phone), it likely won’t be called the Xperia 6. Our closest guess so far is the Sony Xperia 2.
Sony will likely announce its new phone in early 2020, stay tuned to TechRadar until then to follow all the surrounding leaks.
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5 secret tips for building a great gaming PC
Building a gaming PC could be fun, or it could be rather frustrating, depending on how you approach the pursuit, and of course your own personal circumstances. You may be constrained by a tight budget, and therefore experience difficulty picking the right parts to achieve what you want in terms of performance. Or you might be a relative tech novice, and unsure of how to best put together a PC which can cope well with modern games.
Don’t worry, because help is at hand. Beginners should head over to our article on how to build your first gaming PC, and then this guide gives you all the info you’ll need to subsequently put the thing together, all broken down into easy to follow steps.
That’s all the core stuff covered, then – but what about the trimmings? In this feature, we’re going to look at five additional tips you may not be aware of that will help make sure that your gaming PC is everything it should be.
1. Understand the silicon lottery
As you’re probably aware, processors aren’t created equal. For any given specific model of CPU, there’ll be slight variances in the manufacturing process that will mean some chips are a little better than others (although they will all be in the same ballpark).
So when you buy an unlocked processor – which can be overclocked – folks refer to the ‘silicon lottery’, essentially meaning that you’re keeping your fingers crossed that you get one of the better examples of that particular CPU model. Because these slightly superior products might overclock with considerably more headroom.
But you don’t have to rely on blind luck to secure a good CPU in this respect. That’s because there are companies out there who buy in processors, test them to see exactly how good they are, and then sell them on to PC builders who want a guarantee of what speed they’ll be able to overclock up to.
Silicon Lottery is one firm which does exactly this, and we recently mentioned the company in a couple of pieces about new Ryzen 3000 chips already running unusually close to their maximum performance in terms of clocks, generally speaking.
Now, a few caveats here. Of course, these operations – which also include the likes of Overclockers UK and German retailer Caseking – obviously charge more than the RRP for these CPUs, and some folks believe that you’re simply better off spending that extra money on upgrading other components to boost performance in your gaming rig.
Indeed, whether this makes sense or not, and how much mileage you might get out of going this route, will likely vary depending on the exact build and processor you’re looking at. In some cases, the expenditure might be such that it could simply be a better idea to step up to a faster (different) CPU (assuming there is one and you aren’t looking at the flagship already).
Also bear in mind that you may need to buy a certain spec of motherboard (i.e. not an entry-level model) to run a particular chip at the speed advertised by Silicon Lottery (or whoever you are buying from).
Still, this is certainly an interesting option for those who don’t mind forking out extra in some scenarios to achieve the absolute best build for their gaming PC. Finally, remember that these CPUs can be delidded by the company to lower the temperature they run at, which again is a useful boon for those looking to really push their processor to the limits.
2. Don’t skimp on the PSU
It’s not uncommon to see some pretty beefy gaming PC builds proposed online, where the builder has picked cheap, maybe even bottom-of-the-line, non-critical components. By which we mean the stuff which is normally considered not as important as the core components of the processor and GPU, motherboard, memory and primary storage.
We’re talking mainly about the PC case and power supply (PSU) here. These might seem like good areas to save money so you can afford that better graphics card – but hold your corner-cutting horses there a minute…
Do not – we repeat, do not – be tempted to purchase a cheap power supply for your gaming PC.
The CPU is generally regarded as the engine of your PC, but if that’s the brain of the machine, then the power supply is the beating heart that keeps everything running smoothly. Or not – if it’s a flaky second-rate model, it won’t provide much stability for any overclock you’re going to attempt. And if you get a cheaper model with a relatively low wattage rating, it may struggle to handle the load from a bunch of higher-end components when they’re really pushed.
Also remember when you upgrade your PC, maybe to a much beefier GPU down the line, say, you might need some room to breathe with that wattage. In other words, a low-wattage PSU may interfere with the future-proofing of your PC.
Furthermore, there’s also the prospect that a budget model might be so unreliable it completely gives up the ghost, meaning you have to buy another PSU (buy cheap, buy twice). And potentially worse still, when that power supply goes pop, it could take out some of your other components, leaving you well out of pocket.
All this said, there’s no need to purchase a hugely juiced-up 1,500W PSU or similar. Such units can be prohibitively expensive, and may not give you the best power-efficiency when your machine is idling (which may well be a good deal of the time). Indeed, these sort of high-powered PSUs will almost certainly be overkill for anything but the most over-the-top gaming PC.
Exactly how much power you will need depends on the sort of gaming machine you’re building – whether lower-end, or a beast of a rig. You can use a wattage calculator and enter your intended components to get an indication of what sort of PSU you might require, but be sure to leave a decent amount of headroom for future-proofing (at least 25% or so).
And get a PSU with at least an ‘80+ Bronze’ rating for efficiency, from a quality brand (such as Corsair or Seasonic – we have some recommendations for the best PC power supplies here). That way it will likely last you for a long time going forward, which will save you money in the long run (you can use that same PSU in your next gaming PC).
In summary, there’s no need to go stupidly overboard – but get a quality model, and do not skimp.
3. Coolest case
Following on from the above, while we wouldn’t place quite the same emphasis on purchasing a good case for your PC, at the same time: buy a cheapo one at your own risk.
A basic PC case which may not offer a huge amount of space could leave the internals feeling very cramped when all your components are inside (and heaven forbid something doesn’t fit, of course). And such a case might not have many options for cable management.
Well thought out cable management design involves leaving plenty of holes so you can run cables tucked away behind the motherboard tray, and a decent amount of tie-down spots to allow you to anchor cables more tidily.
Not having lots of cables – some of which can be quite thick – snaking around your components helps with better airflow throughout the case, and therefore better cooling of your critical hardware like the CPU and GPU. In short, not only does neat cabling have the additional benefit of looking cool, but it actually keeps your PC cool (or cooler, anyway).
Naturally, a better case is also likely to have a superior design in terms of fan and vent placement, and airflow in general, all to that same end. And as we’ve already touched on, cooling can be a pretty vital issue if you’re going to be overclocking hardware with your gaming PC.
A couple of quick general tips here: if you do go for a smaller case, it might be a good idea to buy a graphics card that vents heat out of the rear plate – away from the case – rather than inside the case. Because in a crowded environment, the latter is bad news. Also, make sure intake fans are guarded by dust filters, because dust is the other enemy of PC components when it comes to overheating.
Bearing that in mind, when you purchase your gaming PC, also buy yourself a can of compressed air, and every six months or so, use it to get rid of internal dust before this begins to accumulate in any quantity. Obviously turn off your PC first, and be gentle when doing this. When cleaning dust off the blades of a fan, be sure to hold it still (don’t spin the fan around with your air spraying, as that may damage it).
It might be a good idea to set up a recurring ‘clean my PC’ reminder on a calendar somewhere so you don’t forget.
Finally, remember that just like a PSU, a quality case can be carried over to your next build(s), leaving you set with a great foundation going forward.
4. Ask the experts
Once you’ve decided on your build, post the full list of proposed components on a techie forum populated by experienced PC builders (or preferably a few forums). This is a step that many folks don’t bother with – as it might take you a little time to sign up to these message boards, assuming you aren’t already registered – but it’s well worth the effort to do this just before you pull the trigger on buying all that hardware.
You’ll usually get some interesting feedback, and perhaps comments on alternatives or different configurations that may work better, or indeed things that you may have plain missed. You could well be glad of this advice prior to opening your wallet, and it could be a real money saver.
Don’t forget, PCPartPicker can be a useful resource when putting together and detailing/sharing your build – and can itself point out potential compatibility problems.
5. The importance of software
As well as all your juicy hardware, don’t forget the software side of the equation when you finally put together your gaming PC. When your rig first springs into action, HWiNFO (or alternatively CPU-Z) is a great little free utility for monitoring how your components are performing and highlighting any potential issues before they worsen.
Prime95 is a useful tool for stress testing and ensuring the stability of your processor, and we discuss this in our article that shows you how to overclock your CPU.
MSI Afterburner is another smart piece of software which is invaluable when overclocking your graphics card, and fine-tuning the fan speed of your GPU (note that this isn’t just for MSI video cards).
And there are other top-notch free apps that are useful for any gaming PC which we’ve rounded up here, including f.lux which helps protect your eyesight when indulging in long gaming sessions that stretch into the night.
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Sunday, September 29, 2019
What's new on Netflix Australia for October 2019
As the number of shows and movies available to stream in Australia continues to grow at an impressive rate, it can be tough to keep up with all the new additions to each streaming service each month.
We've all come to anticipate a new stable of Netflix Originals releases each month, but figuring out which shows they are and when exactly they become available isn't so easy. And what about the large number licensed shows and films that are made available to stream, if only for a limited time?
In an effort to keep you informed of the best shows and movies that are in the process of being added to Netflix, we'll be bringing you an updated list of what you can expect on the service on a monthly basis.
Not only that, we'll also be singling out the biggest releases, as well as a number of quality TV shows and films which we believe deserve your Netflixing time.
So get ready to kick off the month with an epic binge – here's what's new on Netflix in October 2019. Check out Netflix's newest offerings in the video below!
TV shows highlights for October 2019
Big Mouth: Season 3 (04/10/2019)
In Season 3 of Big Mouth, as seventh grade comes to a close, Missy’s new Hormone Monstress (played by Thandie Newton) shows up to throw everything into chaos. Meanwhile, a new student (voiced by Ali Wong) arrives at school, forcing everyone at Bridgeton Middle to question their sexuality. Featuring a fantastic cameo from Queer Eye's Fab Five, Big Mouth's third season is shaping up to be its best yet.
Living with Yourself (18/10/2019)
What's better than one Paul Rudd? How about two? In this Netflix original series, Miles (Paul Rudd) is a guy who's failing to live to his full potential. After seizing the opportunity to undergo a radical spa treatment that promises to make him the best he can be, Miles wakes up in a ditch only to later find that he's been replaced by a new and improved clone of himself (also played by Paul Rudd). Quirky and irreverent, Living with Yourself promises to take its Rick and Morty-esque premise and run with it.
Daybreak (24/10/2019)
With a premise that's part Mad Max, part Zombieland and part Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Daybreak sees teen outcast Josh Wheeler (Colin Ford) realise his full potential after an event sends the world into a post-apocalyptic state. To further drive home the Ferris Bueller connection, Matthew Broderick stars as Josh's high school principal.
Movies highlights for October 2019
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (11/10/2019)
Breaking Bad is one of the most celebrated TV shows of all time, so when creator Vince Gilligan decides to make a feature-length follow-up movie and release it on Netflix, you sit up and pay attention! El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie sees the return of Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), who we last saw fleeing the scene of a devastating massacre carried out by his former Meth-cooking mentor. Now, Jesse is on the run and must turn to his old friends Skinny Pete (Charles Baker) and Badger (Matt Jones) for sanctuary. We wish we could tell you more about El Camino, but that's all we know about it for now!
The Laundromat (18/10/2019)
With a killer cast that includes Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman and Antonio Banderas, The Laundromat follows a widow (Streep) who got swindled out of her life savings eventually track her money back to a pair of shady Panama-based lawyers (Oldman and Banderas). Directed by Steven Soderbergh (Oceans Eleven, Magic Mike), The Laundromat promises to be one of the most entertaining Netflix Originals of the year.
Dolemite Is My Name (25/10/2019)
Eddie Murphy is back! In the tradition of films like Ed Wood and The Disaster Artist, Dolemite Is My Name tells the story of stand-up comedian and entertainer Rudy Ray Moore (Murphy), a man who seizes the opportunity to make a film featuring his jive-talking, karate-kicking pimp alter-ego, Dolemite. Of course, the movie is hilariously amateurish, but manages to strike a chord with black audiences, leading the film to become one of the most beloved blaxploitation classics of the 1970s.
...and the rest for October
ORIGINAL SERIES
Peaky Blinders: Season 5 (04/10/2019)
El Dragón: Return of a Warrior (04/10/2019)
Raising Dion (04/10/2019)
Match! Tennis Juniors (07/10/2019)
Rhythm + Flow (09/10/2019)
Haunted: Season 2 (11/10/2019)
Insatiable: Season 2 (11/10/2019)
Plan Coeur: Season 2 (11/10/2019)
Toon: Seasons 1-2 (18/10/2019)
MeatEater: Season 8 (18/10/2019)
Avlu (18/10/2019)
Baby: Season 2 (18/10/2019)
Interior Design Masters (18/10/2019)
La casa de las flores: Season 2 (18/10/2019)
Brotherhood (25/10/2019)
Nailed It! France (C'est du gâteau!) (25/10/2019)
Nailed It! Spain (Niquelao!) (25/10/2019)
Prank Encounters (25/10/2019)
Brigada Costa del Sol (25/10/2019)
The Kominsky Method: Season 2 (25/10/2019)
Flavorful Origins: Yunnan Cuisine (30/10/2019)
Nowhere Man (31/10/2019)
My Next Guest with David Letterman and Shah Rukh Khan (Coming Soon)
NETFLIX WEEKLY SERIES
Riverdale: Season 4 (10/10/2019)
NETFLIX FILM
Ready to Mingle (Solteras) (02/10/2019)
In the Tall Grass (04/10/2019)
Wolkenbruchs wunderliche Reise in die Arme einer Schickse (11/10/2019)
La influencia (11/10/2019)
Fractured (11/10/2019)
The Forest of Love (11/10/2019)
Banlieusards (12/10/2019)
Eli (18/10/2019)
Seventeen (18/10/2019)
Upstarts (18/10/2019)
Rattlesnake (25/10/2019)
Wounds (Coming Soon)
ORIGINAL COMEDY
Nikki Glaser: Bangin’ (1/10/2019)
Deon Cole: Cole Hearted (08/10/2019)
Martin Matte: La Vie, La Mort...Eh La La..! (14/10/2019)
Park Na-rae: Glamour Warning (16/10/2019)
Jenny Slate: Stage Fright (22/10/2019)
Grego Rossello: Disculpe las molestias (24/10/2019)
Arsenio Hall: Smart & Classy (29/10/2019)
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY
Living Undocumented (02/10/2019)
Rotten: Season 2 (04/10/2019)
Ghosts of Sugar Land (16/10/2019)
Tell Me Who I Am (18/10/2019)
Unnatural Selection (18/10/2019)
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner (23/10/2019)
Dancing with the Birds (23/10/2019)
It Takes a Lunatic (25/10/2019)
A 3 Minute Hug (28/10/2019)
Little Miss Sumo (28/10/2019)
KIDS & FAMILY
Carmen Sandiego: Season 2 (01/10/2019)
Creeped Out: Season 2 (04/10/2019)
Super Monsters: Season 3 (04/10/2019)
Super Monsters: Vida's First Halloween (04/10/2019)
Legend Quest: Masters of Myth (05/10/2019)
The Spooky Tale of Captain Underpants Hack-a-ween (08/10/2019)
YooHoo to the Rescue: Season 2 (11/10/2019)
Mighty Little Bheem: Diwali (18/10/2019)
Spirit Riding Free: Pony Tales Collection 2 (18/10/2019)
Greenhouse Academy: Season 3 (25/10/2019)
ORIGINAL ANIME
Seis Manos (03/10/2019)
Ultramarine Magmell (10/10/2019)
Kengan Ashura: Part ll (31/10/2019)
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Pitch Perfect 3 (07/10/2019)
Shrek (11/10/2019)
Jaws (11/10/2019)
Da Kath & Kim Code (13/10/2019)
Kath & Kimderella (13/10/2019)
Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them (28/10/2019)
Where Hands Touch (01/10/2019)
Fed Up (01/10/2019)
The Book of Eli (01/10/2019)
Wild Wild West (01/10/2019)
Boo! A Madea Halloween (01/10/2019)
All the Money in the World (04/10/2019)
Inside Man (11/10/2019)
Back to the Future Part III (11/10/2019)
Billy Elliot (11/10/2019)
Bring It On: Fight to the Finish (11/10/2019)
Elizabeth (11/10/2019)
Mercury Rising (11/10/2019)
Life (11/10/2019)
Kick-Ass (11/10/2019)
The Purge (11/10/2019)
Brewster's Millions (11/10/2019)
The Nutty Professor (11/10/2019)
Sophie's Choice (11/10/2019)
The Tale of Despereaux (11/10/2019)
Jaws: The Revenge (11/10/2019)
Life (12/10/2019)
The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (12/10/2019)
Sicario (13/10/2019)
The Losers (15/10/2019)
Green Lantern (15/10/2019)
Police Academy (15/10/2019)
Cobra (15/10/2019)
Beowulf (15/10/2019)
The Pagemaster (15/10/2019)
Demolition Man (15/10/2019)
Arrow: Season 7 (16/10/2019)
The Big Bang Theory: Season 11 (17/10/2019)
Surviving R. Kelly: Season 1 (22/10/2019)
Burnt (24/10/2019)
The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (28/10/2019)
What's coming next month and beyond?
Netflix has has big plans for 2019, with a number of high-profile shows and movies confirmed for release on the service. Here's our list of the best upcoming TV shows and movies on Netflix.
- None of these take your fancy? Check out our list of best Netflix TV shows: the top Netflix television series in Australia
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