And September movies |
|
|
Today we report on the suggestion that existing Apple Watch bands may not fit the Pro version of the smartwatch that Apple could launch at next week's Far Out event. We also take a look at notable movies coming to theaters next month, and find out why PlayStation and Xbox are betting big on mobile. More details below! |
|
|
September is the first month of the fall movie season, and it also marks the release of the feature film debut of one of the most popular music acts today, Harry Styles. The former One Direction singer, who just released one of the year's bestselling albums, Harry's House, teams with actress-turned-director Olivia Wilde for the surreal thriller Don't Worry Darling. If this film is good, it will cement Wilde as a director to look out for and Styles as a bankable leading man.
Other exciting films are coming out in September as well. From a major re-release of a James Cameron modern classic (Avatar) to the first commercial LGBTQ+ rom-com from a major motion picture studio (Bros), this month has many movies for many different audiences. If you want to see a new film in theaters in the next four weeks, then here are some movies to keep an eye on ... |
|
|
If you're anticipating the reveal of the Apple Watch Pro at next week's Far Out event, you may want to look out for this little detail. There's a rumor going around that the Apple Watch Pro may not be compatible with your existing Apple Watch bands.
According to a post by Weibo user Uncle Pan (via MacRumors), the Apple Watch Pro will have a 47mm/48mm screen, complete with a flat, squared-out display. That means that the watch strap will be a little wider than the 41mm/45mm bands that are currently being used for the Apple Watch Series 7. Despite the strap having the same design as the existing ones, this change may force Apple Watch customers to pay extra money for new bands ... |
|
|
Sony surprised PlayStation fans August 29 when it acquired Savage Game Studios, a mobile game developer. As part of this announcement, Head of PlayStation Studios Hermen Hulst unveiled the company's new PlayStation Studios Mobile Division that "will operate independently from our console development and focus on innovative, on-the-go experiences based on new and existing PlayStation IP."
The news comes in the wake of the Backbone One — PlayStation Edition's launch and Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition that will also bring Candy Crush developer King and Blizzard mobile games into Xbox Game Studios. It's clear that the big console players are investing more than ever in mobile.
That might sound like a shocking development, especially for hardcore console and PC players who aren't fans of mobile games ... |
|
|
TIPS, TRICKS, & TECHNIQUES |
by Mark Jansen and Tyler Lacoma |
Taking screenshots is easy, but what about a longer, more complicated video recording of what's happening on your phone? Whether you're taking a recording to show something fun to your friends or creating a video for professional purposes, there are a number of ways to record the screen on an Android device.
Here are easy ways to record the screen on an Android device, whether it's by downloading an app, using the built-in screen recorder on Android 12, or using in-built tools available on some older Android versions ... |
|
|
Were you forwarded this email? Sign up for our newsletter here.
|
|
|
111 SW 5th Ave. Ste. 1000, Portland, OR 97204 |
|
|
|
|
| | | |
No comments:
Post a Comment