Robert Pattinson and Nicholas Hoult being considered to play the next Batman

The Caped Crusader is one of those iconic roles that finds itself with different actors playing the superhero every few years. After Ben Affleck stepped away from the role, the production for the upcoming The Batman film needed its new hero. Rumour has it director Matt Reeves already has a few big names in mind: Twilight star Robert Pattinson and X-Men: First Class’s Nicholas Hoult. Warner Bros. isn’t confirming the report, but it’s said Pattinson might be the one to take the role. It’s being reported the studio wanted someone in his early thirties to don the suit this time. Both accomplished Brit-born actors can easily take on the role. But for now, we don’t have any confirmation on who is getting the role. We’re sure we’re going to hear more in the coming weeks and we’ll keep you posted for any updates.

Source: Deadline

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Report details how Samsung is fixing the Galaxy Fold’s issues

After running into a bunch of display issues with the Galaxy Fold, Samsung postponed the release of its first foldable phone. A new report from Korea’s Yonhap News Agency talks about how the company is fixing the issues reviewers had with their units. The phone was originally supposed to come out on April 26^th, but with reviewers running into problems that caused the screen to break easily, Samsung opted to delay the launch of the phone.

One of the fixes it’s employing is tucking the protective film under the frame of the device so it’ll be harder for its user to remove. The amount of hinge that is exposed has also reportedly been minimized to prevent foreign objects from getting under the screen and destroying it. Samsung told Yonhap News Agency that it’s testing the redesigned model with three wireless carriers in Korea. According to CNBC, we expect a new release date announcement in the “coming weeks.” Samsung said it’ll automatically cancel the pre-orders of customers who don’t confirm interest in the device if the company can’t ship it by May 31^st.

Asus flips out (and up) with the ZenFone 6

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In the race to introduce almost bezel-less screens on smartphones, manufacturers have to get a bit creative with placement of the front camera. We’ve seen different interpretations of the pop-up front camera, OnePlus being the latest one to join the fray. Asus decides to forge its own path with the latest addition to the ZenFone line. The ZenFone 6 has a 6.4-inch 19.5:9 FHD+ notch-free display thanks to its rear camera that flips out and up to serve as your selfie shooter. This means the quality of your photos will remain the same, whether you shoot landscape, other people, your dogs, or yourself.

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