Call of Duty: Modern Warfare & Warzone Season 4 Week 6 Challenge List

New week, new challenges for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone. Just like the previous week, we’re here to give you all the Season 4 Week 6 challenges. Completing all of the available challenges in Modern Warfare and Warzone Season 4 Week 6 will give players XP.

Below is the complete list of challenges that players can complete in the 6th week of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone Season 4.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Season 4 Week 6 Challenges

    Claymore Kills – Get 3 Claymore Kills (2,500 XP)
    SMG Kills – Get 7 Kills using Sub Machine Guns (2,500 XP)
    Speed Killstreaker – Call in 6 Killstreaks in a single match 2 times (2,500 XP)
    D-Day Matches – Complete 2 Matches with D-Day as your Coalition Operator (2,500 XP)
    Melee Backstab – Get 4 Melee Weapon Kills from behind an enemy (5,000 XP)
    Manual Turret – Deploy the Shield Turret Killstreak 5 times (5,000 XP)
    Headquarters – Complete 3 Matches of Headquarters (5,000 XP)
    Defender – Get 7 Defender kills in Objective based games (5,000 XP)
    Recon Drone: Mark Enemies using the Recon Drone Field Upgrade 25 times (10,000 XP)
    Attacker – Get 10 Attacker kills in Objective based games (10,000 XP)

Call of Duty: Warzone Season 4 Week 5 Challenges

    Taking Initiative – Get a kill before the first circle closes 3 time(s) (10,000 XP)
    Treasure Hunter – Open 30 Caches (10,000 XP)
    Best of the Best – Earn top 15 placement with your team 3 time(s) (10,000 XP)
    Mission Focused – Complete any 9 Contract(s) (10,000 XP)
    Lethal with Legendaries – Get 6 kills with a legendary weapon (10,000 XP)
    Philanthropist – Buy your team back into the game 6 time(s) (10,000 XP)
    Homicidal Vehicles – Get 6 kills or assists while in a vehicle (10,000 XP)
    Exterminate with Epics – Get 9 kills with an epic weapon (10,000 XP)
    Ammo Dealer – Buy 9 Munitions Boxes (10,000 XP)
    Arms Dealer – Buy 5 Loadout Drop(s) (10,000 XP)

Apple iPhone 12 Could Ship With Braided USB-C to Lightning Cable

Following rumors that the Apple iPhone 12 will not be releasing with a power adapter and EarPods, we are now learning that the flagship device may be accompanied by a new braided USB-C to Lightning cable. Reports reveal a more durable braided cable that are similar to cables that currently come with the Mac Pro and HomePod.

The potential new design provides extra reinforcement to the endpoints protecting the cable heads that are often damaged. The USB-C to Lightning cable reportedly measures the usual 1.05 meters in length and slightly thicker at 3.04mm. The USB-C end enables fast charging on compatible iPhones, offering a 50 percent charge within 30 minutes. Eight silver contacts with rhodium-plated ruthenium applied to the cables also offer more resistance to corrosion. For more tech news, Apple warns closing a MacBook with the camera covered can damage the screen.