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Naruto Ichiraku Ramen Will Soon Slurp Its Way Into Fortnite, According To Recent Leak
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Anime and Fortnite fans have reasons to rejoice as legendary manga and anime character Naruto is (very probably) coming to Fortnite.
Speculation had been rife that Naruto was coming to Fortnite after leaked internal documents showed a codename "Headband" (Naruto is famous for wearing one). Epic's chief creative officer Donald Mustard then confirmed that Naruto would be coming to the hugely popular online game, which is developed and published by Epic.
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Windows 11 Android apps support LIVE now! Know how to download
Microsoft has finally rolled out the highly anticipated Windows 11 Android apps support that was promised months ago. The new Windows 11 update will allow users to install Android apps from the Amazon Appstore on their computers or systems. Android apps aren’t available directly from the Microsoft Store. This functionality was one of the major announcements at the Windows 11 launch event, along with refreshed design and other security improvements. The new update will offer features like Weather information on the taskbar, updated Notepad, Media player apps with refreshed designs, date and time on additional monitors as well as mute/unmute mic via the taskbar in a Microsoft Teams call. The updates are rolling out to all users through the built-in Windows Update option in the Settings app.
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