Here's the first trailer for 'Wonder Woman 1984'

While it's still many months away, we finally get our first look at the sequel to Warner Brothers hit and DC superhero Wonder Woman. This full trailer for Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman 1984 gives us our first look at Gal Gadot as she reprises her role as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman as well as co-star Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, who also makes a return from the first film. The trailer gives us our first look at Kristen Wiig as archaeologist Cheetah and Pedro Pascal as Maxwell Lord. 

We're also given our first look at Wonder Woman's badass Golden Eagle Armor, which first came from DC Elseworlds story, "Kingdom Come," written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Alex Ross. The trailer shows us what Diana has in store for her, but it doesn't give away too much. Unfortunately, we have to wait until June 2020 to find out.

Amazon teases 'The Boys' Season 2

Amazon is bringing The Boys back, and it's looking as bloody as ever. The second season will be hitting Amazon Prime Video in 2020, but the company won't say when. The trailer shows us all of the major players at the end of the last season are back. And the show will not hold back on the gore. We don't expect the show to hold back on the bloodshed nor on the difficult subjects it tackled during the first season.

Google Maps wants to make it safer to walk the streets at night

Lines of code found within Google Maps suggest that the app might get a new feature that will show well-lit streets at night. XDA Developers found the code within the Android version of Maps. Some lines mention: 'LAYER_SAFETY">Lighting' as well as "Yellow lines show streets with good lighting." A few of the other lines of code mention how streets with no lighting or poor lighting will be coloured, too. There are mentions that this feature won't be available in all regions and for all zoom levels within the app. But it's a useful one; we hope Google rolls out soon.

Google Assistant can now save your lists, notes to apps like Keep

When it first launched, Google Assistant would save the notes you made to Keep. But the company took this feature away, and then saved your lists inside Assistant itself. But looking for said lists would require some digging. Thankfully, Google is bringing the feature back. You can now set which app your note will be saved in. You can pick Keep, Any.do, AnyList, or Bring. You will need to head into Assistant settings > Services > Notes & Lists, and then select the app of your choice. We hope Google adds more apps down the line. The feature is available in English for all Assistant-enabled devices globally.

Source: Android Police