‘Magic: The Gathering’ to get a movie, gets a writer from ‘Game of Thrones’

We’re getting one more game turned movie in the future in the form of Magic: The Gathering. Fox said the script is only in its first draft at the moment and there is no director yet but it has gained a writer from the Game of Thrones named Bryan Cogman. While his name isn’t that familiar to some, he has been working on the show since season one. He has written “The Laws of Gods and Men” episode where Tyrion Lannister was on trial.

Source: The Verge

BMW and Mini make it easy to record on-road adventures with your GoPro

BMW and Mini have made it easier to integrate your GoPro with your car. The action cam now works with BMW’s infotainment system. It lets you configure the camera, choose from the pre-set modes, and start and stop recordings right on the in-car system’s screen.

There are a few requirements though. It only works on 2012 or newer BMW and Mini models that come with BMW Apps or Mini Connected option. You can only use Wi-Fi-connected GoPro a.k.a. HERO3+ and you would need to connect to an iPhone 4 or later to the car via USB because this will be the only way to communicate with the entertainment suite using GoPro’s iOS app.

Source: Engadget

Logitech Type-S for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S coming to market

Samsung Galaxy Tab S users looking to expand their device's functionality can consider the newly released Logitech Type-S, a thin and light protective keyboard case for the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5-inch. Featuring a built-in Bluetooth®-enabled keyboard with an optimized layout, well-spaced keys and versatile viewing positions, this keyboard case gives you added functionality and protection for your Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5-inch.

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Twitter lets you embed tweets in iOS and Android apps

Twitter looks to be testing a new feature for its mobile apps—the ability to embed tweets within tweets. Yes, there is a certain Inception-like quality to it but we believe this is a way for you to share your thoughts about the tweet instead of “RT-ing” a certain tweet. All you need to do is drop the URL link of the tweet in your compose window and the embedded tweet will appear once you publish it.

Source: The Next Web