Samsung leaks Galaxy S20 images on European online site

We're a week away from the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, and the company seems to have accidentally leaked the Galaxy S20 on one of its official online stores in Europe. 

WinFuture spotted the listing, which has since been taken down, along with one of the new cases you can buy for the phone. The photos show an almost bezel-less display with a hole-punch at the top center for the camera and a rectangular camera module at the back. It also all but confirms that Samsung is skipping S11 for the S20 branding. 

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Apple releases new trailer for 'Mythic Quest'

Apple is teasing its upcoming comedy series Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet through a new trailer that shows both footage and a behind-the-scenes look. The two-minute-long teaser video gives us a better glimpse of what to expect from the Apple TV Plus-exclusive show. Mythic Quest revolves around the story of the developers behind the titular multiplayer video game. The show is written by Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day, who are known for their work on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. McElhenney stars as the fictional video game company's creative director. Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet drops on Apple TV Plus on February 7. 

Source: iDownload Blog 

Disney earns rights to show in theatres, stream Broadway hit 'Hamilton'

In what's possibly the biggest finished film acquisition, Disney reportedly outbid its competition to earn the rights to release the critically-acclaimed Broadway hit Hamilton in cinemas and on its streaming service. Disney supposedly paid US$75 million for worldwide rights to the official recording of the original two-hour, 40-minute show with the original cast. The show was recorded two weeks before the original cast left. 

Hamilton will continue its traditional theatrical run before it hits Disney+. As for the cinematic release, the schedule is set for the fall of 2021. According to Tommy Kail, director of the stage play and the film, the movie version will be composed of clips from three live performances and some setup shots without the audience to achieve multiple angles that will guarantee the filmgoers a great experience.  

Source: Deadline 

Samsung Galaxy S20 series rumoured to offer simultaneous shooting using all cameras

What the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is expected to look like

Samsung is all set to launch the Galaxy S20 series next week on February 11. There doesn't seem to be much that's been kept secret at this point. But now we learn a new feature rumoured to be coming to its cameras. According to XDA Developers' Max Weinbach, the Galaxy S20 series can take photos and videos simultaneously using the main, ultra-wide, and telephoto cameras. The feature will reportedly be called Quick Take, which will let you go into the gallery app after you take the three photos and choose from there which ones you want to keep. 

The Galaxy S20 will also reportedly get a feature called Single Take, which combines the images captured from the three cameras into short videos. Using the three cameras at the same time isn't a novel feature. LG has done something similar before with the V40's Triple Shot.

Source: GSMArena