‘South Park: Phone Destroyer’ comes to Android and iOS on November 9th

Ubisoft just announced its bringing its latest South Park game called South Park: Phone Destroyer to mobile devices on November 9^th. The game lets you play everything from cowboys, pirates, wizards, cyborgs, to gods with Cartman, Stan, Kenny, and Kyle. It brings together real-time strategy and over 80 collectible cards to help you “fight across town” as a now fully customizable New Kid. You’ll need to collect, upgrade, and master this deck of characters to unearth their full potential while on the game’s battlefield. There is a single-player campaign with 60 story-driven, dialogue-filled levels as well as real-time player versus player matches.

Source: Ubiblog

First impressions of iPhone X

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

New York, NY - It's been a whirlwind 24-hours with Apple's latest iPhone. The iPhone X, which begins shipping and appearing in stores on Friday, was previewed to a handful of media in Cupertino and here in New York. The iPhone X is as important to Apple as the original iPhone was simply because it is the realization of some of the company's ideals for the smartphone. Hit jump for my first impressions.

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BlackBerry Motion coming to Canada

TCL is launching the BlackBerry Motion which is an Android-powered BlackBerry smartphone focusing on privacy, security, the flexibility of Android and the durability that BlackBerry devices are known for. Coming on November 10, BlackBerry Motion comes to Bell, TELUS, Koodo and SakTel

The BlackBerry Motion features a 5.5-inch HD display, a larger 4,000 mAh battery capable of up to 32+ hours of use as well as QuickCharge 3.0 which can bring the battery to 50 per cent capacity in 40 minutes. In terms of design the BlackBerry Motion feels overbuilt and designed for the rigours of daily life. It has extra scratch resistant glass as well as IP67 water and dust resistance, a first for any BlackBerry-branded smartphone. The BlackBerry Motion is designed to appeal to users who want the benefits and security afforded by BlackBerry but with the flexibility of a touchscreen Android device. 

NASA comes out with its own spooky Halloween playlist made from sounds heard in space

While Alien reminds us that no one can hear us scream in space, that doesn’t mean it’s bereft of strange sounds. And we get to hear what radio bursts, solar wind, electromagnetic pulses, charged particle bursts, and the like sound like courtesy of NASA. The space agency compiled a SoundCloud playlist with over 20 different space sounds, including plasma waves, “the roar of Jupiter,” Saturn’s radio emissions, and many more. You can read explanations for some of the sounds in this link.