Microsoft ending Windows 10 mobile, says switch to iPhone or Android

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according to Microsoft is planning to end backing for the Windows phone it once championed as a potential iPhone, BlackBerry and Galaxy killer. On Friday, the tech giant announced that anyone that continue uses its Windows 10 mobile platform — once called Windows Phone — ought switch over to an iPhone or an Android phone. A change to the Windows 10 Mobile backing page was first spotted by Thurrott, a site that covers Microsoft. Microsoft said that on Dec. 10, 2019, it going to shighest sending "new safety updates, non-safety hotfixes, free assisted backing options, or technical content updates from Microsoft for free." "With the Windows 10 Mobile OS end of support, we recommend that customers move to a supported Android or iOS device," Microsoft said.

This is what Android fans envy most in the iPhone

We know how to do this because Android phones and iPhone have represented 2 vast world armies for many years. You're iPhone because you're excessively self-regarding, believe the mere sight of an iPhone attracts your aim sex, and you're a complete nincompoop the time it comes to technology. The questioner, a self-proclaimed LG G7 One owner, asked: "What is something you hope Android could do that iPhone can?" It's a wonder anyone buys an Android phone, isn't it? Ah, but the poster, handle u/guayaneseboi23, was wise enough to drift to the iPhone SubReddit to ask iPhone owners what they envy about Android phones.

Fortnite now supports Bluetooth controllers on iPhone and Android

referring to The mobile version of Fortnite finally has backing for proper gamepads. Epic introduced the feature as part of the battle royale game's big update today, after saying that backing was in the works last year. Bluetooth controller backing is available on both the iOS and Android versions of the game. On iOS, Epic says that all MFi controllers ought work, When on Android, "most" Bluetooth gamepads are compatible, including devices from SteelSeries, Razer, Microsoft, and Gamevice. You can check out the complete patch notes right here.