Will Smith hosts original Snapchat series from home

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Like many celebrities, Will Smith is turning to social media to express himself while he self isolates. He partnered with Snapchat for a 12-episode original series called Will From Home. He will be connecting with friends, family, and celebrity guests who are staying at home as well. The first guest was model and TV personality, Tyra Banks. New episodes will appear on the social network on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

According to Sean Mills, Snapchat's head of original content, the show came about after discussions between the company and Smith's production company, Westbrook Media, discussed how the constraints of the global shutdown give way for "new forms of creativity and new ways to tell stories." And while Snapchat is stepping up with more content related to COVID-19 updates, the social network finds an uptick of interest in entertainment-related content. Smith's new show fits right into this category.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

How to sign up for 'Resident Evil: Resistance' beta on PS4

Resident Evil 3 video game has been released on April 3rd. The game is developed by Capcom and is already available on PlayStation 4. This is a single-player or multiplayer survival horror game, a remake after Resident Evil 3: Nemesis from 20 years ago and is set in a worldwide zombie apocalypse.

The game has an online multiplayer mode, Resident Evil: Resistance. The action involves five players:Four survivors against a mastermind which creates traps, enemies, deadly creatures and other hazards. The villain can manipulate the environment and control bioweapons, all this to study the survivors’ escape attempts for an evil research. Thus, the players have to work together to complete their objectives.

The multiplayer mode has been developed externally by NeoBards Entertainment. The demo of the game was released on March 19, and then the beta went public on March 31. So, how to download the Resident Evil: Resistance beta on PS4? Here are the steps:

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Microsoft Editor takes on Grammarly

Microsoft has its answer to Grammarly. The company recently introduced Microsoft Editor, its AI-powered writing assistant, which supports 20+ languages. It works as a browser add-on on both Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. If you don't want to spend to use Microsoft Editor, there is a free version that offers basic features like checking spelling and basic grammar on Word, Outlook.com, and anywhere else on the web. 

Now, if you have a Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscription, you are offered more advanced grammar and style refinement suggestions that help you with things like clarity, use of formal language, conciseness, and vocabulary suggestions, among other things. The add-on is already available on the said app stores, so if you want to give it a try, you can do that right now.

Source: MSPowerUser

Next Samsung Galaxy Buds might look like beans

Yay or nay for the new Samsung Galaxy Buds design? (Render: WinFuture)

Samsung might be taking an unusual route for the design of the next Galaxy Buds wireless earphones. As shared by WinFuture's Roland Quandt, the new look fits its "bean" codename. Quandt claims Samsung is studying the idea of having these wireless earbuds sport a kidney bean-like shape. It's still in the evaluation phase, so this might not be the final design. It's certainly pushing the look into more hearing aid territory.

The renders we've seen so far show a more compact design, with the rubber tips visible on the Galaxy Buds+ already gone. According to Quandt, the Beans are 2.8cm long, with the lower part of the bean resting in the ear canal and the upper part filling the earcup.

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