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Many players have been waiting for jetpacks in Fortnite after it was revealed some three months ago that they will be added to this popular battle royale title. The wait is finally over for them today as Epic has now added jetpacks in Fortnite. The developer confirmed in a tweet that the update which brings this much-awaited addition to the title will be rolling out today.

It was first revealed some three months ago through a datamine that jetpacks will be coming to Fortnite. While the datamine suggested that they are linked to a new limited-time mode called Close Encounters, the game’s news section mentions that jetpacks in Fortnite will only be available for a limited time.

Speculation suggested that the mode may be related to a rather interesting combination of jetpacks and shotguns. Epic hasn’t provided any clarification on that just yet, though.

Jetpacks in Fortnite will be coming with the v4.2 content update that will be released for the title today at 8 am ET. There’s going to be no server downtime while this update is rolled out.

“Strap in and blast off with Jetpacks in the v4.2 Content Update,” Epic Games confirmed on the official Twitter account for Fortnite.

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It has been a week since OnePlus announced its latest flagship smartphone, the OnePlus 6. Much has been said and written about this device in the last few days and if you have made up your mind about picking one up, you can do that starting today. The OnePlus 6 is now available to order from the company’s online store.

All models feature a 6.28 inch 2280×1080 pixel resolution OLED display with a notch as well as Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845 chip that you find in other flagships like the Galaxy S9. The cameras have been improved and the device itself has a new glass back but despite that, it doesn’t feature wireless charging.

Prices for the OnePlus 6 start at $529 for the base model which comes with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. There’s also going to be a model with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage that’s going to cost $629. An 8GB and 128GB storage model sits in the middle for $579. They’re now readily available for purchase in Mirror Black, Midnight Black and Silk White colors.

Those interested in picking one up should keep in mind that the OnePlus 6 is only going to be work on T-Mobile and AT&T in the United States. If you’re on Sprint or Verizon then you’re out of luck because the handset is incompatible with those carriers.

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This morning NVIDIA revealed their latest graphics card enclosure – Razer Core X – complete with Mac compatibility. Apple isn’t about to release a product completely dependent on 3rd-party hardware – but that’s never stopped Razer! The Razer Core X AND the previously-release Razer Core V2 will begin to work with Macs starting this week. Below we’re running down the … Continue reading