Apple and Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson make ‘movie’ for Siri

In this weird modern world, we have celebrities who are willing to call a 3 minute and 46 second ad as the “biggest, coolest, sexiest, funnest movie ever.” This is how Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson describes the new ad with Apple called The Rock x Siri: Dominate The Day. It’s basically a four-minute gag showing off how hard The Rock works with the help of Siri, who always seems to be respond without fail to his queries and requests. Now, we wish Siri would actually be that accurate in real life.

Here’s a look at upcoming ‘Justice League’ with new trailer from SDCC

At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, DC and Warner Bros. gives us a longer look at the upcoming Justice League movie. It shows plenty of action as the five heroes get together and deal with the world’s issues after Superman’s death in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. The trailer gives us a look at the film’s villain Steppenwolf. We get a bit of humor too from Flash and Alfred, perhaps DC and Warner Bros.’ answer to the criticism about Batman v. Superman’s gloomier tone. There have been hints of Superman appearing in the film but we don’t know, of course, how this is going to come about. Justice League is set to hit theatres on November 17^th.

Source: SlashGear

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Google remedies Android Auto issue that won’t let users read or reply to messages

One of the newest issues Google had to address with Android Auto is a core feature people would use the car platform for: being able to read and reply to messages. The bigger problem, though, was being able to reply to messages. When users tried to reply to a message from any app using Android Auto, the system would say that “I don’t know how to do that yet” or “I’m sorry, I can’t help you with that right now.” And it wasn’t a problem isolated to a device or car model or even Android/Google/Android Auto app versions. Thankfully, the issue has finally been resolved. Google advises to update the Google app but there was also a fix in a server-side update.

Source: Android Police