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You can get Joe Biden yard signs in Animal Crossing now Animal Crossing: New Horizonshas proven one of the most successful Nintendo Switch games yet, and today it got a little more political. Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s campaign made four virtual yard signs available on the game on Tuesday for players to display in their villages and profess their political stance. The four possible signs are “Team Joe”, “Joe” with the E in Pride colours, the Biden-Harris logo, and an image of Biden’s aviator sunglasses....

ZTE Axon 20 5G claims to be first phone with under-display camera ZTE hasofficially launchedthe Axon 20 5G, the first commercially available smartphone with an under-display camera. Xiaomiteased the technology back in June 2019but ZTE has beaten it to market. Recent smartphone design has seen the notch or camera cut out become the norm, but the Axon 20 hints at the future by successfully hiding the front-facing camera behind the screen itself....

Acer starts back to school sale with up to 15% off – but Argos outdoes While it might be a difficult pill to swallow: September has arrived. Thankfully, that means we can expect an incredible influx of back to school offers from top tech brands. Not missing a beat, Acer has now launched its back to school sale, with up toup to 15% off bundles. Acer’s back to school sale works on a tiered discount system that reduces the price depending on the number of devices you buy....

Best online courses for Java Java is an object-oriented programming language, which can be a great skill for anyone to have, whether you’re a developer or not. For web and application developers however, Java is particularly useful as it designed to work across all platforms that support it with the fewest dependencies as possible. If you’re already familiar with Java and looking for somewhere to upskill, or maybe you’re a complete beginner eager to learn a new skill online courses are a great place to start....

Facebook threatens to ban news story sharing in Australia Facebook has warned that it will ban the sharing of news stories on Facebook and Instagram in Australia if a law is passed by that would require Facebook, Google, and other tech companies to pay media publishers in order to host their content. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has drafted a bill that if instated would require social media and search companies to negotiate directly with media and pay them directly for hosting news articles....