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Fortnite might soon arrive on the Nintendo Switch

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by on June 1, 2018 at 11:27 am
Posted In: Around the Web, gaming


Fortnite, the wildly popular Battle Royale-style game, might make it to the Nintendo Switch at long last. The news comes from the Korean ratings board, which has classified Fortnite for Nintendo’s hybrid console. It also lines up with rumors about the Switch version that mentioned a potential launch at the upcoming E3 expo this month. The title is already available on Windows, macOS, Xbox, PS4, and iOS. An Android version is slated to arrive this summer. That should delight fans of the free-to-play co-op survival title, which has garnered legions of followers around the world with its colorful art style and…

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Fortnite might soon arrive on the Nintendo Switch

Jun01
by on June 1, 2018 at 11:27 am
Posted In: Around the Web, gaming


Fortnite, the wildly popular Battle Royale-style game, might make it to the Nintendo Switch at long last. The news comes from the Korean ratings board, which has classified Fortnite for Nintendo’s hybrid console. It also lines up with rumors about the Switch version that mentioned a potential launch at the upcoming E3 expo this month. The title is already available on Windows, macOS, Xbox, PS4, and iOS. An Android version is slated to arrive this summer. That should delight fans of the free-to-play co-op survival title, which has garnered legions of followers around the world with its colorful art style and…

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Will 2019 mark the year of personal, non-intrusive advertising

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by on June 1, 2018 at 11:15 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Contributors


What with recent rises in adblocker use and widespread negativity, you could be forgiven for thinking that everyone sees online advertising as the devil incarnate. For businesses that rely heavily on digital advertising and marketing, this can seem like a real challenge. The truth is, though, that most people are actually fine with online advertising. About 83 percent of people think not all ads are bad, and about 77 percent would prefer to filter ads than block them outright (Source). It seems that people are quite happy to receive ads and be sold things they want, in the right way. Unfortunately, there are…

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Will 2019 mark the year of personal, non-intrusive advertising

Jun01
by on June 1, 2018 at 11:15 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Contributors


What with recent rises in adblocker use and widespread negativity, you could be forgiven for thinking that everyone sees online advertising as the devil incarnate. For businesses that rely heavily on digital advertising and marketing, this can seem like a real challenge. The truth is, though, that most people are actually fine with online advertising. About 83 percent of people think not all ads are bad, and about 77 percent would prefer to filter ads than block them outright (Source). It seems that people are quite happy to receive ads and be sold things they want, in the right way. Unfortunately, there are…

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How to stream your personal music library wherever you are

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by on June 1, 2018 at 10:41 am
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider


If you have a prized music collection in the cloud or on your hard drive, there are a few ways to stream it all remotely, just like you would with a service like Spotify. Whether you’ve got plenty of rare tunes ripped from vinyls, a bunch of albums from indie artists on Bandcamp, or a carefully curated collection of lossless tracks, this guide should help you figure out the best way to access your music on the go. It should also come in handy for folks who are being left high and dry by Microsoft, as it’s killing off its…

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