Earlier today, Samsung unveiled a brand new Galaxy S7 edge smartphone, the kind of device that Gotham probably deserves but doesn’t really need at all.
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Watch Tony Hawk and Jaws skateboard in zero-gravity
Last time we checked out one of Tony Hawk’s crazy skateboard tricks, he was skating the world’s first horizontal loop. Last time we watched a spectacular zero-gravity video, we were enjoying a new OK Go out-of-the-box music video. But what happens when you combine Hawk’s mad skating skills with zero G, and record everything on video?
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Amazon is selling a 43-inch LG Smart TV for $367
In your living room, there’s no such thing as a TV that’s too big. If you can find a model within your price range that occupies an entire wall, get it. But elsewhere in your home, you might not want to feel like you’re at a drive-in movie. Of course, you still want a decent size screen and a good quality set, but you definitely don’t want to spend a lot of money.
Meet your next TV, the LG Electronics 43LH5700 43-Inch 1080p Smart LED TV (2016 Model), which is on sale right now on Amazon for just $367 with free Prime shipping. That’s a killer price for a brand new 2016 model HDTV.
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A list of every single Chromebook that’ll support Android apps this fall
Chromebooks are already growing more popular with each passing quarter, having recently surpassed MacBook sales for the first time ever. These Chrome OS powered machines are already likely far more capable than you think, but their utility is about to increase exponentially. Beginning this fall Google’s Chrome platform will add support for Android apps, instantly giving users access to millions of new applications found in the Google Play store.
But not all Chromebook models will gain Android app support this fall.
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These are the U.S. airlines most likely to lose or damage your luggage
One of the more frustrating aspects of air travel is when an airline loses or damages your luggage. Even in instances when an airline misplaces your luggage and successfully tracks it down to another city, retrieving it can often be an exercise in frustration. All the more so if your luggage contains items that you need immediately or if you’re only on a short vacation and don’t have the luxury of waiting a few days for your luggage to finally reach you.
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Bernie Sanders wants to debate Donald Trump in a football stadium
Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have been flirting around each other like teens at a high school dance. But thanks to Sanders’ appearance on Kimmel last night, we’re finally getting a look at whether this debate is going to happen, and what Sanders thinks it should look like.
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Lost hiker who survived for a month before dying kept a journal documenting her plight
An elderly hiker who wondered off a trail in the Appalachian mountains in 2013 was found dead two years later, but her story wouldn’t end there. A journal recovered with her body details an ordeal that would last at least 26 days before she finally perished due to lack of food and exposure.
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Here’s a sneak peak at ‘Game of Thrones’ episode 6
We’re already through five new Game of Thrones episodes, which brought us some amazing events including Jon Snow’s resurrection and Hodor’s death, to name just a few. But five episodes still remain in season 6, and we can’t wait to see the next one. HBO already released a trailer for episode 6, set to air Sunday night in the US, but now we have a series of fresh images from the set that offer us a sneak peek at the new episode titled Blood of My Blood.
The new photos might not tell us much about the upcoming plot twists, but if you want to avoid spoilers at all costs, you know the drill: Stay away from what follows below.
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10 Netflix movies you have to watch this weekend before they disappear
Netflix can be so cruel. The company’s streaming video service completely changed the way we watch movies and TV shows, and we’ve now grown accustomed to being able to open the app on any laptop, smartphone, tablet or TV and stream whatever we want. Of course, Netflix strikes licensing deals with content owners for the rights to stream their movies and TV shows, and those deals are never open-ended. Current content disappears almost as quickly as new content is added each month, and in June it’s worse than normal since Netflix is losing hundreds of movies from Miramax as the pair’s 5-year, $100 million deal is set to expire.
You can’t watch 600 movies between now and June 1st, which is when all those Miramax titles are set to vanish along with some more content from other studios. Don’t worry though, because we’re here to help.
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‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ review roundup: Critics hate it, so it’s probably amazing
If Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice taught us anything, it’s that there is a massive disconnect between film critics and fans when it comes to superhero movies and similar fantasy genres. In fact, critics might just be useless. The movie was panned by nearly every critic who reviewed it, and it went on to pull in more than $870 million at the box office. What’s more, there’s 40% discrepancy between the film’s critical rating and its fan rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Fast forward to today, and there’s a new big-budget fantasy movie hitting theaters that has also been completely torn apart by critics. Did they get it right this time around or is X-Men: Apocalypse destined to break records just like Batman v Superman did?
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