‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ is the most anticipated summer blockbuster
It looks like it’s going to be another Marvel-ous summer at the box office, based on the results of Fandango’s most recent survey of fans about what they’re most excited to see on the big screen between now and Labor Day.
The Tom Holland-led Spider-Man: Far From Home – the first addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe since the release of the era-defining Avengers: Endgame that’s coming on July 2 – was voted by Fandango fans as the blockbuster they’re most looking forward to.
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‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ is the most anticipated summer blockbuster originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 22 May 2019 at 18:38:43 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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HBO confirms no ‘Game of Thrones’ sequels are currently in development
Game of Thrones may be over for the time being, and many fans are still licking their wounds after what they’ve had to endure in season 8, but George R.R. Martin’s universe will continue to deliver new stories in the coming years. But an Arya spinoff following her as she travels west of Westeros isn’t in the cards, HBO confirmed, as it elaborated on what comes next in the Thrones televised universe.
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HBO confirms no ‘Game of Thrones’ sequels are currently in development originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 22 May 2019 at 18:15:46 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Mysterious ozone-destroying pollution has been traced to China
Last year, a report surfaced that suggested someone, somewhere was producing a huge amount of an ozone-destroying chemical which had already been banned worldwide way back in 2010. Scientists knew it was being pumped into the air, but they didn’t know where it was coming from or who was doing it. Now, scientists report that they’re getting much closer to finding the culprit.
A new report published in Nature has traced the source of the ozone-eating trichlorofluoromethane (CFC-11) to eastern China. Using global monitoring information and data from locations around eastern Asia, researchers have narrowed down the region where the CFC-11 is being produced, but some questions still remain.
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Mysterious ozone-destroying pollution has been traced to China originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 22 May 2019 at 17:52:49 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Ransomware attack on Baltimore continues to hold the city hostage
Earlier this month, hackers successfully deployed a piece of ransomware that, for about two weeks now, has effectively shut down a range of key public services in the city of Baltimore. All told, the ransomware in question has locked down approximately 10,000 government computers. The hackers responsible for the attack — who remain unknown at this point — are demanding 13 bitcoins in exchange for returning things back to normal, a figure that comes out to about $102,000.
The ransomware attack has essentially taken the Baltimore city government hostage. What this means on a practical level is that the city government cannot access email accounts or even process payments to employees. Further, real estate transactions cannot be processed and citizens remain unable to make a range of utility payments.
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Ransomware attack on Baltimore continues to hold the city hostage originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 22 May 2019 at 17:29:33 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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ARM is the latest tech company to sever ties with Huawei after US import ban
The US government’s Huawei import ban delivered a massive blow to the most important Chinese smartphone vendor. Under the terms of the ban, Huawei can’t do business with US-based hardware suppliers and software makers. A direct result of the ban is that Huawei might have a harder time manufacturing Android smartphones and tablets, Windows computers, and other networking components that rely on parts from US sellers.
The Trump administration eased the restrictions earlier this week, granting Huawei a license to buy US goods until August 19th. That’s also until when Google can work with Huawei on Android updates. But that doesn’t mean things are looking up for Huawei, at least for the time being, as one more critical partner announced its decision to suspend work with Huawei: ARM, whose mobile chip technology is used by countless handset makers.
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ARM is the latest tech company to sever ties with Huawei after US import ban originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 22 May 2019 at 17:06:51 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Amazon’s Echo Wall Clock was just discounted for the first time
Okay so, we will admit that we were skeptical at best the first time we saw the Amazon Echo Wall Clock. Does the world really need an analog wall clock connected to Alexa? Then we actually tried one, and you know what? Yes, the world really does need an analog wall clock connected to Alexa. This nifty clock looks great on any wall, but the cool part is the Alexa integration. You can say things like, “Alexa, set a timer for 10 minutes” and you’ll see the timer count down right on your Echo Wall Clock! It’s very handy, and it just got a price discount for the first time ever.
Echo Wall Clock – see timers at a glance – requires compatible Echo device: $24.99
Here’s what you need to know from the product page:
- Echo Wall Clock helps you stay organized and on time.
- Easy-to-read analog clock shows the time of day.
- Digital 60 LED display shows one, or multiple, timers set through a paired Echo device.
- Syncs time to a paired Echo device, including automatic adjustments for daylight saving time.
- Requires a compatible Echo device, including Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Show, Echo Plus, Echo Spot, or Echo Input.
- Just say, “Alexa, set a 12-minute timer,” and see it count down at a glance on Echo Wall Clock.
- Simple to set up and use—just say, “Alexa, set up my Echo Wall Clock.”
- Smooth 10″ diameter white bezel clock. Includes mounting hardware and 4 AA batteries.
Echo Wall Clock – see timers at a glance – requires compatible Echo device: $24.99
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Massive double asteroid will cruise by Earth later this week
Most space rocks that pass nearby Earth are solo travelers making their way around the Sun and slipping past our planet as they do so. Asteroid 1999 KW4, which will make a distant pass of Earth on May 25th, is quite a bit different. The large primary body of the object is thought to be around a mile wide, and it’s large enough that a smaller “asteroid moon” now orbits it.
The smaller “moon” of the larger rock is still fairly sizable on its own, measuring over a quarter mile in diameter. If the double asteroid were to pose a threat to Earth, we’d be in for some serious trouble, but thankfully that’s not the case.
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Massive double asteroid will cruise by Earth later this week originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 22 May 2019 at 16:20:31 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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If you have a dog who loves playing fetch, this might be the best $80 you ever spend
If you have a dog that loves playing fetch, you undoubtedly wish you could spend all of your time tossing a tennis ball and making your pup happy. Sadly, life tends to get in the way. As it turns out, however, you can go on living your life and still let your dog play fetch just about anytime he or she wants — just pick up a iFetch Interactive Ball Launcher for Dogs on Amazon! It launches the ball automatically each time your pup brings it back and drops it in the container, and it’s easier to think to train your dog to use it. Trust us, it’ll be the best $100 you ever spend — or $80, rather, since it’s on sale right now on Amazon.
iFetch (Small Interactive Ball Thrower for Dogs- Launches Mini Tennis Balls: $79.95
Here’s more info from the product page:
- Interactive, on demand ball launcher that lets small dogs play fetch to their hearts’ content
- Stimulates dogs’ minds by challenging them to learn something new
- Strengthens the bond between dogs and their humans and brings a fun new twist to the familiar game of fetch
- Comes with three 1.6 inch mini-tennis balls THESE ARE NOT FULL SIZE TENNIS BALLS
- This is the small iFetch. The iFetch Too is the bigger version that launches standard size tennis balls.
iFetch (Small Interactive Ball Thrower for Dogs- Launches Mini Tennis Balls: $79.95
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Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei just made a surprise confession: He’s an Apple fan
When two Huawei employees got caught using an iPhone earlier this year to send out a “Happy #2019” greeting on Twitter, they were demoted and had to take a pay cut. Not a good look to be seen relying on your American rival’s wares, apparently — and since then, that sentiment has actually escalated in a big way. There are growing calls today in Huawei’s home country of China for a retaliatory ban on Apple products — or, at a minimum, at least a mass exodus from Apple products to homegrown China-made devices in solidarity with Huawei, which Google dramatically cut ties with over the weekend. Heck, even a Chinese diplomat on Tuesday joked on Twitter that Huawei’s logo looks like somebody chopped an apple, hint hint, into tiny pieces.
Which is why, all that said, a confession made by the billionaire founder and CEO of beleaguered Huawei to Chinese state TV on Tuesday is surprising, to say the least — turns out, he’s actually a fan of Apple.
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Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei just made a surprise confession: He’s an Apple fan originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 22 May 2019 at 15:34:34 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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‘Mario Kart Tour’ is a surprisingly faithful take on Nintendo’s popular racing game
Although Nintendo has more than a few anticipated games set to launch in 2019, few are as intriguing as Mario Kart Tour — a mobile take on the company’s popular kart racing series. This week, Nintendo kicked off a closed beta for the game, and I was lucky enough to score an invite and spend some time with it on Wednesday.
Before I go any further, I want to stress that these are my impressions of the closed beta, which will surely mirror the final product in many ways, and differ in others. I’m going to reserve judgment until we see how Nintendo responds to the criticisms leveled at the game over the course of the beta. That said, I have to admit up front that I’m having a lot of fun with it so far, and I’m surprised how well Nintendo captured the feel of Mario Kart.
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