Honor View 30 will have the Kirin 990 processor Honor’s next flagship phone will be the View 30, and it’ll have the Huawei Kirin 990 processor powering it. This means it’ll be 5G compatible and pack the same chip as the certainly more expensiveHuawei Mate 30and foldableMate X. Huawei announced the Kirin 990at IFA 2019 last week, confirming it’ll have a 5G modem built in. AChinese report(viaGSMArena) quotes Honor president George Zhao as saying the View 30 (which might berebranded to Vera 30in some regions) will use the processor, bringing the sub-brand in line with the power of its parent company....

How to get a refund in Fortnite Fortniteis one of the biggest games around at the moment, offering a way for gamers of all ages to play, build and shoot together, all without having to spend a single penny. Well, on the surface anyway – Epic Games has made a frankly insane $2.4bn in 2018 from various aspects of Fortnite, including the sale of the in-game Battle Pass and limited-time skins....

iPhone 11 won’t have Apple Pencil support claims analyst Reputable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has said thatiPhone 11models that Apple will announce tomorrow won’t have Apple Pencil supportas previously thought(via9to5Mac). It may be that Apple keeps the Pencil exclusive to the iPad line. The feature wasthought to be in the worksalong with reverse wireless charging support to charge compatible devices with Qi tech built in such as the latest AirPods. But Kuo’s report also hints that none of the new iPhones will support it as Apple is not happy about its performance....

Is this what the next Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons will look like? TheNintendo Switchis already a versatile console given it can be used with a TV, as a handheld or on a stand with several controllers. But a report fromPolygonhas spotted a curious patent that suggests a new way of controlling Mario, Link and the gang. Thepatent filed by Nintendo of Japanshows the now familiar Joy-Con controllers for the Switch with a hinge mechanism on each, just below the top thumb controls on both....

Roku will launch more Roku OS TVs in Europe Roku is much bigger in the US than in Europe. This is largely thanks to the licensing deals the company has made with TV manufacturers in the States, where smart TVs ship with the Roku streaming OS built in without the need for a streaming stick or set top box. The company announced at IFA 2019 that it has expanded its licensing program into Europe to bring more Roku TVs to the market, naming Hisense as its first partner....