Saturday, February 23, 2019 at 11:08AM 
Samsung recently unveiled its newest iteration of the Galaxy S series. And it's a big year for the brand as it celebrates the 10th year of this flagship line. If you want a quick overview of what's new with Galaxy S10, here's a rundown under the cut.
Saturday, February 23, 2019 at 3:12AM 
Warner Bros. just announced when the sequel of the classic Looney Tunes basketball adventure Space Jam is coming out. It'll be hitting theatres starting July 16, 2021. LeBron James will be taking the starting position, which Michael Jordan held in the original 1996 film. This live-action/animation film is directed by Terence Nance and produced by Ryan Coogler.
Source: io9
Friday, February 22, 2019 at 9:56PM Sci-fi series Altered Carbon is making a comeback on Netflix, and the streaming service just announced who will be joining the cast for the second season. Two cast members coming back include Hamilton’s Renée Elise Goldsberry as revolutionary leader Quellcrist Falconer and Chris Conner as the AI hotel manager Poe. They will be joined by the new Takeshi Kovacs, played by Anthony Mackie, who you might know as Falcon from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Speaking of Marvel, Simone Missick, who plays Misty Knight in the now-cancelled Marvel television universe on Netflix, will be joining the cast as a highly-skilled bounty hunter named Trepp. Daredevil's Dina Shihabi will play Dig 301, an obsolete AI program that focused on archaeology projects. Torben Liebrecht will play Colonel Carrera, a leader of the Protectorate Special Forces. And James Saito will play Tanaseda Hideki, a Yakuza boss who has personal history with Takeshi. Altered Carbon is based on books by Richard K. Morgan and is helmed by Laeta Kalogdris and Alison Schapker. There is no word yet about the second season's release date.
Source: io9
Friday, February 22, 2019 at 9:20AM 
We can argue about the exorbitant price, the limited availability at launch, and how no one really needs the Samsung Galaxy Fold but that would diminish what Samsung has accomplished in giving the world an entirely new Foldables category.
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
While Samsung’s most recent Unpacked event focused mainly on their rather iterative update to the Galaxy S line with multiple Galaxy S10 handsets raising the bar (and the price) of what Samsung flagship smartphones can offer, this moment clearly belonged to the all-new Samsung Galaxy Fold.
Being the first folding smartphone from a leading manufacturer (and available in April 2019), the Galaxy Fold puts Samsung in the driver’s seat of an entirely new product category, one that, if developed properly, might eclipse smartphones and tablets in terms of future-facing functionality.
