Nintendo’s 4K Switch will likely be announced any day now

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by on May 27, 2021 at 11:07 pm
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All signs are pointing to the 4K Nintendo Switch, which some have dubbed the Switch Pro, being announced soon. Like, really soon. According to a report by Bloomberg, the device will be released in September or October, will begin to be shipped by assemblers in July, and could be announced before E3. Considering E3 begins June 12, that means the announcement is likely just days away. Reportedly, the announcement may come before the event so that the games can get some time to shine during E3. The new Switch is reported to have Nvidia’s latest graphics technology and a 7-inch OLED…

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How to hide like counts on Instagram — for your own posts and others

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by on May 27, 2021 at 2:27 am
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Instagram and Facebook have been testing hiding like counts for years now, but the social networks are finally ready to bring the feature to everyone. The company today announced that every Instagram and Facebook user will be able to hide their like counts from the public. The feature is rolling out to Instagram first, with similar functionality launching in Facebook in the coming weeks. On Instagram, you can opt to either hide likes for your individual posts or for all posts — both yours and those of the people you follow. To hide likes on an individual post, you can…

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USB-C will soon be able to charge at 240W, more than 2x its current limit

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by on May 26, 2021 at 1:30 am
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USB-C is fantastic. As the one-connector-to-rule-them-all, it’s the closest thing to a universal connector tech has seen, able to power everything from earbuds, to phones, to laptops. But despite its increasing ubiquitousness, there are limits to its utility. USB-C Power Delivery has been capped at 100W for a while now, for instance; while that’s enough for most devices, some powerful laptops are still forced to use traditional power connectors that can handle higher wattages. Now that concession may soon be a thing of the past. As reported by Android Central, the latest revision to the USB-C cable and connector specification…

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