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    Why the Newest Amazon Echo Is Now Your Best Option

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    Apple Is Removing Notification Previews Only on the iPhone X

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  • IPhone 8 And IPhone 8 Plus Go On Sale In ChinaTech

    Apple iPhone Sales in China Soar After 18 Months of Decline

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    Nintendo Switch Will Only Need One Year to Outsell Wii U

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  • Apple CEO Tim Cook (R) and Apple chief design officer Jony Ive (L) look at the new Apple iPhone X during its debut at the Steve Jobs Theatre on the Apple Park campus on September 12, 2017 in Cupertino, California.Tech

    Apple iPhone X Lives Up to the Hype With Pre-Order Demand ‘Off the Charts’

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    Apple iPhone X Repairs Will Cost Up to $549 Without AppleCare+

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  • Apple Holds Product Launch Event In CupertinoTech

    Ebay’s Apple iPhone X Pre-Order Offers Top $60,000

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    Trading in Apple iPhone 8 for iPhone X? Here’s How Much You’ll Get

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    5 Things to Know About Nintendo’s Super Mario Odyssey

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  • Apple Inc. Debuts New iPhones At Product Launch EventTech

    Apple Ramps Up Wireless Charging Ambitions

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  • While Sony got a one-week head start and sold 1 million PlayStation 4s in 24 hours at launch, the next-generation battle is clearly just beginning. <a href="http://money.cnn.com/quote/quote.html?symb=MSFT&amp;source=story_quote_link" title="">Microsoft</a> and <a href="http://money.cnn.com/quote/quote.html?symb=SNE&amp;source=story_quote_link" title="">Sony</a> are both expected to sell 3 million consoles by the end of the year, according to Wedbush Securities video game analyst Michael Pachter. The real clash will occur next year when there&#8217;s more supply, and Microsoft serves up exclusive tentpole games like 343 Industries&#8217; <em>Halo 5,</em> Respawn Entertainment&#8217;s <em>Titanfall</em> and Lionhead Studios&#8217; <em>Fable Legends.</em> Microsoft&#8217;s Xbox One costs $500 (compared to $400 for the PS4), but that includes a second-generation Kinect device that has been integrated into both entertainment and gaming experiences. Having the Kinect installed in every box will give developers more incentive to take advantage of the voice and motion control capabilities of the device, which can now recognize individual family members through facial and voice recognition and deliver custom content to each user. There are some cool next-gen Minority Report functions that Xbox One opens up. Microsoft is clearly marketing a full entertainment experience to consumers, delivering a one-stop console that can connect to your cable or satellite box for a unique cross-platform offering. Microsoft designed the Xbox One for games, first and foremost, and here are 10 great titles to jump into the next generation of gaming.Tech

    Microsoft Has Finally Killed the Kinect Xbox Sensor

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  • Apple CEO Tim Cook (R) and Apple chief design officer Jony Ive (L) look at the new Apple iPhone X during its debut at the Steve Jobs Theatre on the Apple Park campus on September 12, 2017 in Cupertino, California.Tech

    Apple iPhone X Pre-Orders Could Double Available Units

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  • Customers wait beside their tents outside an Apple store to buy the newly released Apple iPhone 7 in BerlinTech

    Waiting in Line for Apple iPhone X: A Survival Guide

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  • Apple Holds Product Launch Event In CupertinoTech

    How to Pre-Order Apple iPhone X

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  • Apple Holds Product Launch Event At New Campus In CupertinoTech

    Apple iPhone 8 Has an ‘S’ Sales Problem

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