Dell Reportedly Developing A Dual-Screen ARM Windows Device


Even though there have been countless reports that Microsoft is working on a foldable dual-screen device, we have yet to see one from the company despite the fact that it also has patents covering such a device. It appears that one of Microsoft’s closest OEM partners may be working on a similar device. A new report claims that Dell is working on a dual-screen Windows-powered device with an ARM chip.

The report claims that Dell has been working on this device codenamed “Januss” since the summer of 2017 at least. It claims that while the project is in the prototype stage, it’s far from confirmed if Dell actually plans on releasing the device.

The device, if it ever comes to market, will likely be powered by Qualcomm’s as-yet-unannounced Snapdragon 850 processor which is going to be used in notebooks and hybrid devices powered by the ARM-enabled version of Windows 10 in the second half of this year.

The two displays of this device may be connected with a hinge or the second display could simply be mounted on the outside of the back cover of the main display. There’s no clarity on this just yet.

It’s also expected to feature at least one USB Type-C port for power delivery and connecting external devices. Additional components may include an accelerometer, gyroscope, electronic compass, etc.

No word as yet on whether Dell is going to bring this device to market and how much it’s going to cost if it does decide to launch it.

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PlayStation Plus Free Games For June 2018 Confirmed


Just like their counterparts on Xbox who subscribe to the Xbox Live Gold service, PlayStation owners who subscribe to PlayStation Plus also receive a few titles for free every month as part of their subscription. Sony has now confirmed the lineup of titles which will be offered for free to those who subscribe to PlayStation Plus in June 2018.

XCOM 2, a popular turn-based strategy game is included in the PlayStation Plus lineup for June 2018. Players will be tasked with leading XCOM forces to eliminate the alien occupation of Earth.

The ultimate platform-racing game, Trials Fusion, is included in the lineup as well for next month. Players will have to use their skills to set track records against the best Trials players from across the globe.

PlayStation Plus subscribers also get free titles for PS3 and PS Vita. They include Zombie Driver HD and Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier for the PlayStation 3 and Atomic Ninjas and Squares for the PlayStation Vita.

These titles will be available for free to PlayStation Plus members for free throughout the month of June 2018. They have to download it in the next thirty days and will then be able to keep them for free for as long as they desire.

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Telegram Says Apple Blocking App Updates Since April


Russia recently ordered Apple to remove the secure messaging app Telegram from the country’s App Store and Telegram’s CEO has now said that Apple has actually prevented Telegram from updating its app globally ever since the Russian order came in April. Telegram has already moved the courts in Russia to challenge the ban while the Federal Security Service maintains that the ban is essential to protect the country from security threats.

Pavel Durov, Telegram’s founder and CEO, has said that the app was banned by Russia because the company refused to provide the decryption keys for its users’ communications to Russia’s security agencies. “We believe we did the only possible thing, preserving the right of our users to privacy in a troubled country,” he added.

Durov also pointed out that Russia only accounts for 7 percent of Telegram’s global user base and claimed that Apple has been restricting updates for Telegram users outside Russia as well. Apple hasn’t commented on the claim as yet.

He says that as a result of this, Telegram has not been able to fully comply with the recent enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation by the deadline of May 25th, 2018. We are continuing our efforts to resolve the situation”, Durov said.

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