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Plans of Apple to launch a 5G-capable iPhone in the year of 2020 could be delayed by Intel missing its targets for 5G modems, according to the latest report by UBS. Apple is already behind other organizations including Huawei and Samsung, who have already shown off their 5G-enabled versions of their latest flagship handsets. It was already been expected that there would be no 5G-capable iPhone in the year 2019, but according to this latest report, the organization might not be able to release such a device in the year of 2020 either if it sticks to its usual September month launch timeframe, because Intel is unlikely to have its WiFi modems ready in time. According to 9 to 5Mac, the note of UBS to investors claims that Apple company is actually now targeting the year of 2021 for its first 5G iPhone launch, but believes even that target to be quite a technical hurdle. While this would cause a decline of short-term in the sales iPhone for Apple company, the Swiss investment bank beli...

A scathing report of Kotaku on the development of the game Anthem has elicited a very quick and dismissive response from BioWare company, which said that it stands wholeheartedly behind each and every former and current member of the game development team, including leadership of the gaming studio. The game developer chose not to take part in the story because it felt there was an unfair focus on specific leaders and team members, it said, and it did not actually want to be part of something that was trying to bring them down as individuals. As a gaming studio and a development team, we accept all criticisms that will come in our way for the games we create, especially from all our players. The creative process is often much difficult. The challenges and struggles of making video games are very much real. But the reward of putting something we created into the hands of our players is amazing, BioWare company wrote in the uncredited reply. People in this gaming industry put so...