Marvel Studios announces its Phase 4 streaming, movie plans

Marvel Studios unleashed a giant avalanche of announcements at Disney's Investor Day presentation. The studio's head Kevin Feige shared the different plans for shows on Disney+ and its upcoming films for what is considered Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

While 2020 marks the first year Marvel Studios hasn't released anything since 2009, it will hit the ground running 2021 with WandaVision arriving on Disney+ on January 15. It'll be followed by the much-anticipated Falcon & the Winter Soldier dropping on March 19 after delays caused by COVID-19. You can see the trailer for that above and a new trailer for WandaVision below.

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Heineken launches #TheBestieGiftEver

I miss seeing my friends and I know they miss me too. Since we are not gathering this festive season to give a big "cheers" to the end of the year there are creative ways to see each other—and no Zoom involved. Heineken just launched their #TheBestieGiftEver campaign in Canada that will sure to bring some MUCH needed fun to holidaze. 

Heineken wants to give you the chance to send your bestie or loved one the best gift of all—YOU! Well, sorta.

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Google Assistant routines can now be placed on your homescreen

A new update to Google Assistant will allow you to put your routine shortcuts on your homescreen. According to 9to5Google, the feature is rolling out to more users. The option "Add Routines to your Home screen" will appear when you edit any routine. There will be a small pop-up that will show up when it happens for the first time. 

The move seems like a way to appease any complaints from Google moving the ability to trigger routines from the primary set of action buttons in the Home app to a more extensive menu. That redesign made it more troublesome to access these features. But with this new option, it will be much easier to get to the routines you need.

'Destiny 2' tries to curb cheating with SMS verification on PC

Source: Bungie

As Bungie preps for Destiny 2's crossplay support, the developer is rolling out SMS verification on the PC. It's a mandatory step for free-to-play gamers who want to play the game's Trials of Osiris, Competitive Crucible, and Iron Banner in player versus player modes. If you haven't done it yet, you'll need to verify your account before jumping into any of the modes.

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