Sunday
Oct252015

‘Sherlock’ Victorian special gets title and release date

Just like a typical Sherlock Holmes mystery, the Victorian-set Sherlock special has been shrouded in, well, mystery. That is until now. The 90-minute special gets a new trailer (as seen above) and is called Sherlock: The Abominable Bride. It’ll be coming to the US via PBS and BBC One in the UK on January 1, 2016. There will also be a theatrical release of the film in select venues around the world.

The one-off special is set in 1890s London and it has been co-written by the series creators Steven Moffatt and Mark Gatiss; who are also now working on the fourth series of Sherlock. BBC One tweeted that the new series will start shooting next spring and it takes the duo into “deeper and darker water than ever before,” according to Gatiss.

Source: BBC One | Via: CNET

Sunday
Oct252015

New iPhone 6S ad focuses on camera and features Stephen Curry

The latest iPhone 6S ads are here and each focuses on a new feature. The one above is titled 'The Camera' and shows how various improvements in the user interface as well as with 3D Touch and Live Photos (plus 4K video recording), make the iPhone 6S one of leading cameras in the market today. Big surprise at the end. the Golden State Warriors' superstar and current NBA MVP Stephen Curry show off some moves which are captured by the iPhone 6S.
Saturday
Oct242015

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 10/18-10/24

Saturday
Oct242015

Leaked screenshots show what Apple Music might look like on Android

Apple’s foray into Android universe is its first streaming music service, Apple Music. We might be getting a look at what the service might be like courtesy of screenshots posted by German site MobileGeeks. The leaked screenshots show things like the dynamic radio stations that the Beats app currently has, individual music downloads, and curated playlists. A look at the Settings menu shows that you might be able to set downloads to happen only through Wi-Fi and you can event set a limit to local storage used by the app. You see some Android Material Design UI in there mixed with some old Beats Music DNA, which is the predecessor of Apple Music.

Source: MobileGeeks | Via: Android Police