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Code snippets found on the Fortnite Mobile website suggests it may not launch on Google Play. The popular shooter may instead be available directly via its website, allowing publisher Epic Games to avoid Play Store fees. It would be a risky move for Epic that could cost it some users in the process. Fortnite Mobile developer Epic Games may not launch its popular shooter title on Google Play , it has emerged. Code discovered on the Fortnite Mobile webpage (via XDA-Developers ) makes explicit references to disabling permissions “necessary to install any app outside of the Play Store,” as well as downloading and installing Fortnite through a web browser, suggesting it’s going to give Google’s app distribution platform the slip. Why avoid the Play Store? Google takes a 30 percent cut from revenues earned on apps in its Play Store. Given how much loot might flow from the Android platform, it’s possible Epic is calculating that this move will maximize its earnings. Fortnite Batt

Rumors suggest Samsung’s next Galaxy A series phone could get a triple-camera. There are also suggestions it will get an in-display fingerprint sensor. If true, Samsung’s next Galaxy A series phone could become a very attractive product at its price point. Samsung is planning to give its next Galaxy A series device a triple-camera and an in-display fingerprint sensor, according to ETNews . If the speculation is accurate, the mid-range device would have two of the features rumored for the flagship  Samsung Galaxy S10  too. According to ETNews, Samsung may use optical technology for the in-display fingerprint sensor on the Galaxy A series phone; the potentially  more advanced ultrasonic sensors  would be left for the Samsung Galaxy S10. By giving its flagship model an ultrasonic sensor and its mid-range model an optical sensor, Samsung would still be able to offer an incentive to purchase the more expensive device. There would also likely be differences in the quality of the

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