The official Samsung Galaxy Note 9 launch date is August 9, after an invite was sent out by Samsung on June 27. The unveiling will happen in Brooklyn, New York at 11am EST (8am PST, 4pm BST). It's the next big Android smartphone to release, and it'll be here next month. It
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TWITTER TO REMOVE LOCKED ACCOUNTS
Twitter will start removing locked accounts which have not confirmed their ownership and changed passwords, in order to create an 'even playing field'. Accounts on the platform across the globe will see a small drop in follower numbers from today as the micro-blogging site starts removing “non-credible” accounts. Twitter will start