'Black Panther' trailer previews a technologically advanced Wakanda

Tonight during the NBA Finals Disney/Marvel dropped the first trailer for next year's Black Panther movie. Directed by Ryan Coogler, it will be the first flick to take us into the fictional African nation of Wakanda. Chadwick Boseman takes the title...
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'Assassin's Creed Origins' could arrive on October 27th

Ubisoft is expected to launch a new Assassin's Creed at E3 2017, but some Game Informer subscribers who got their next issue early might already have the details the developer plans to announce. Based on photographs of the magazine posted by HungryGh...
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Levar Burton is reading to you again on his new podcast

In a world where everyone has a podcast (or two -- you've subscribed to ours, right?), this new one is interesting. Levar Burton is joining the game with a new weekly storytelling podcast that should take millennials right back to their Reading Rainb...
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How the internet of things is changing the way we drive

When we talk about the Internet of Things, rarely do we include our cars. For some, these services have just become standard, starting with programs like OnStar to now being able to heat your home before you even leave the office. It’s true that the internet is the future, with our cars being no exception. However, plenty’s happening right now that’s incredible. While some of it might not even sink is as truly IoT devices, believe me, they definitely are. These could be something that’ll change our highways and byways permanently, but not to worry, as I’ve compiled a few…

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Scientists use machine learning algorithms to create a real-life Doodle God

Scientists from the University of Liverpool have taught computers to sift through the infinite possibilities of atoms in search of new materials. The computers use machine-learning to help scientists narrow their focus when combining atoms to create something entirely new. This new research will allow scientists to input previously known materials into a machine learning algorithm so that the computer can then predict what similar atomic pairings will produce. Liverpool Materials Chemist, Professor Matt Rosseinsky, said: Understanding which atoms will combine to form new materials from the vast space of possible candidates is one of the grand scientific challenges, and solving it will open up…

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Instagram essentials for a lit wedding in 2017

Your big day is almost here! The cake is ready to go, dress and tux are waiting to be worn, the venue is finally prepped, but wait 一 you’re missing something. Instagram. Planning a wedding is difficult, but thanks to Instagram, it’s even more difficult. Don’t know where to start? Don’t worry, here’s exactly what you need to get ready. Wedding hashtag Forget about the bride and groom ー is it even a wedding without the wedding hashtag? The answer: no it’s not. You’ll need to put on your thinking cap and start brainstorming. This hashtag will also be with…

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Xbox exec reveals Scorpio has 9GB of RAM available for games

We're still a couple of days away from seeing Microsoft officially reveal its Project Scorpio Xbox, but details continue to dribble out. Xbox & Windows gaming platform VP Mike Ybarra tweeted that the team "Unlocked extra GB of RAM for (game devel...
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Study shows Millennials forgot about regular TV

Millennials aren’t able to identify the networks responsible for some of the most popular television shows, with the exception of those created by Netflix. Consulting firm Anatomy Media released a report indicating most viewers age 18-26 can’t match television shows from ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, or Disney to their respective networks. This means Jessica Jones is more likely to resonate with millennials as Netflix original programming than Empire does as a Fox network show. 65-percent of the respondents were able to identify a Netflix show correctly, compared to only 31-percent able to do so for other networks’ programming. It was even worse…

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The most hilariously awful volume controls ever

 Fed up with those sensitive volume sliders? It could be A LOT worse. Redditors dreamed up the most absurd possible interfaces for controlling the sound on a video. Click through (desktop) or scroll down (mobile) to see these witty, frustrating, and hysterical designs. Read More

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Why producing more is better than trying hard if you want to smash it as a writer

Everyone loves dear old Winnie the Pooh. Everyone that is, aside from the forgetful bear’s creator A.A. Milne who couldn’t stand the sight of him. Milne could never understand why his books for kids were so popular – he grew to hate them. He thought the three novels, four screenplays and 18 plays he wrote for adults were way better. I don’t know about you, but I didn’t even know A.A Milne wrote any adult fiction (sorry A.A Milne). When Woody Allen finished Manhattan – arguably his best and most popular film – he asked movie company United Artists to…

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Uber’s head of finance is heading to Opendoor

 Uber’s soon-to-be former head of finance, Gautam Gupta, is set to join real estate startup Opendoor as its first-ever chief operating officer. Read More

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