Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 7:00PM Gearbox Software just launched Borderlands 3 at Pax East, showing off the many guns as well as new and old faces coming to the game. There are different locations including a swamp, city, and desert. There isn’t a specific release date yet but Gearbox promises to release more details on April 3rd. Check out the trailer above to see what you can expect from the game
Source: Engadget
Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 6:44PM 
Earlier this week, Apple launched the updated version of its Apple TV app (among other new features). Now, the said app is available officially through the company’s beta program through public beta versions iOS 12.3 and tvOS 12.3. This version brings the new Apple TV channels feature, which lets you subscribe directly to your favorite premium channels. The beta version supports Showtime, Starz, The Smithsonian Channel, and Tastemade. There is also a new For You section that recommends you things to watch based on your watch history. What’s missing at the moment is the new ad-free Apple TV+ streaming service, which houses the company’s original content. We’re expected to hear more about that in the fall.
Source: Engadget
Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 6:38PM 
Online gaming marketplace GOG.com gets re-released versions of Warcraft: Orcs & Humans and Warcraft 2: Tides of Darkness. This is the first time the games are going to be available digitally. Both of these real-time strategy games first came out in the mid-nineties. The first game is configured for today’s operating systems. While Warcraft 2 is available in its vanilla version or in an enhanced high-res version with bug fixes. Tides of Darkness also comes with the Beyond the Dark Portal expansion pack. You can get Orcs & Humans for Windows and Mac for US$5.99 (around CA$8), and Tides of Darkness for Windows for US$9.99 (around CA$13), both on GOG.com.
Source: Engadget
Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 10:48AM
For couples or roommates who want to save a bit on their Spotify subscription, the streaming service is testing out a new plan. It’s called Premium Duo and it offers two Premium subscriptions for 12.49 euro per month. The catch for this subscription plan is you need to provide an address to make sure you and the person you’re sharing a plan with live in the same place. On top of the discounted price, you both get an auto-generated playlist called Duo Mix based on your listening habits. The playlist has “Chill” and “Upbeat” options to let you switch between songs with different tempos. You’re also allowed to share your playlists with your Duo partner. This feature is currently being tested in Colombia, Chile, Denmark, Poland, and Ireland. Spotify hasn’t given any sign yet if it’s bringing it outside those markets.
Source: The Verge
