Fully Charged: Apple hurrying iOS 8.0.2 out soon, Gear VR launch experiences are free, and new Call of Duty co-op mode revealed
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Fully Charged: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 suddenly launching this week (in Korea), Blizzard cancels its next MMO, and new Nintendo 2DS models incoming
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Xbox One UK price drops to just £329.99
Microsoft’s console is now £100 cheaper than when it first launched
Fully Charged: Record-setting iPhone 6 sales, GTA 5 getting first-person mode, and Beats Music may rebrand under Apple
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Fully Charged: Gold Moto 360 likely coming, Totem VR headset hits Kickstarter, and Rock Band Network finally ceases submissions
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New Oculus Rift Crescent Bay prototype headset revealed with built-in audio
The Gear VR may launch first, but Oculus VR’s main project has larger ambitions
Fully Charged: Sony refocusing on high-end phones, Samsung phone trade-ins surge due to iPhone 6, and Deadpool movie dated
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Fully Charged: iPhone 6 demand outpacing production, Final Fantasy XV gets a new trailer and (demo) release date, and Alien: Isolation has ample DLC
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Fully Charged: Android Silver program reportedly halted, Apple luring Android converts with iPhone transfer guide, and wild custom PS4 sneakers
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Fully Charged: iPhone 6 notches record pre-orders, first Windows-only branded phone spotted, and Apple releases U2 album removal tool
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Google unveils its first low-cost Android One phones
Budget pure Android smartphones are spreading across the globe
Apple’s free U2 album is an exercise in tone-deaf music spam
Why forcing Bono and pals on half a billion people isn’t music to our ears
