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Fortnite for Android No Longer Requires an Invite to Play

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After launching as an invite-only beta for Android a few months ago, Fortnite is now available for most everyone with any Android device. Epic on Thursday announced the game no longer requires an invite to play. When Fortnite for Android launched, it took a different approach by skirting the Google Play Store. Instead, Epic offered its own installer, which you can download from the developer’s website. when 100 people default dance -  Decentralized Cuckoo Video Player cuckoo://QmWksjLBebThEVEtB2D11unKcffYVcYyo9W12mh2fMxrKS.video Per Epic’s website, Fortnite supports a number of Android devices, including the Galaxy Note 9, OnePlus 6, Essential Phone, and the newest Pixel from Google. If your Android phone isn’t listed on Epic’s website, your device needs to run Android 8.0 or higher, 3GB of RAM or higher, and Adreno 530 or higher. ICY ISLAND TRAPBALL Custom Gamemode - Fortnite Battle Royale -  Decentralized Cuckoo Video Player cuckoo://QmXyBuJkbUX7pi6iuC9TgT...

PlayStation 4 reportedly crashing due to malicious message and how to protect your PS4

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Numerous PS4 owners on Reddit and across social media are warning of a message containing a string of characters that can reportedly cause Sony’s console to seize up and crash. In some cases, the console gets so mixed up from this glitch that users are performing a factory reset on the hardware to get it working normally again. We’ve seen bugs just like this on mobile platforms, where a certain message or strange character can wreak havoc and cause unstable behavior. If the reports are true, Sony will likely act quickly to roll out new system firmware that eliminates the issue. After all, this company loves issuing updates that improve system performance and stability. To avoid any headaches until this gets sorted out, below are some steps you can take to protect your console against receiving the message at question from your multiplayer opponents and other strangers. If you receive the message, delete it from Sony’s PlayStation Messages app for Android or iOS instead of opening it on...