Andrew Martonik
Andrew is a Former Contributor for Windows Central.
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SanDisk has announced a brand new version of its Dual Drive flash drive, bumping up to USB 3.1 speeds and a maximum of 128GB capacity in this versatile little accessory.

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It's tough to make a great Android that competes in 2020, and Microsoft has a lot to learn.

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It's not hard to make a dual-screen device that looks great in a demo — but the Android app catalog isn't ready yet, and it's setting up Microsoft to fail with its first Android phone.

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New advancements in both infrastructure and device-side Wi-Fi 6 technologies will bring the latest tech to widespread market in 2020.

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Sure we already know so much about the Note 10 and Note 10+, but there's always something unexpected and interesting to watch in the official launch event.

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Alongside the announcement of the new Snapdragon 855 mobile platform, Qualcomm is also debuting new in-display fingerprint technology that will be deployed in commercial phones in 2019.

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It's official: the latest and greatest mobile platform from Qualcomm to lust after is the Snapdragon 855.

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Feast your eyes on this.

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The biggest event in Microsoft land today is Build 2018. But there's also another huge tech event underway: Google I/O.

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The new Gmail web interface is here, but it won't be turned on automatically for some time — here's how to force it on your account.

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Well, this is surprising.

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Lenovo's working to bring VR further into the mainstream gaming market with an own-branded headset that's built for the Windows Holographic platform.

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Lenovo is well known for its Windows PCs and is also has a growing Android smartphone business, and the new Lenovo LINK is a new accessory that ties the two together.

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