‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2’ now out on Digital HD

Ahead of its Blu-Ray and DVD release, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 is now out for Digital HD download from a number of sources. If you’re a fan of Katniss Everdeen and would like to relive the final movie of the series, you can download it from iTunes, Google Play Store, Sony Entertainment Network, Cineplex Store, and Microsoft Store. Prices range from $22.99 to as high as $27.99, depending on where you buy or rent it.

Facebook bug makes it easy for anyone to hack into your account

If you were diligent enough or a really crafty hacker, you could get into anyone’s Facebook account. A recently discovered bug allowed people to keep guessing someone’s Facebook password until they gained access. Sites usually give users only a handful of attempts before locking the account to make sure unauthorized people can’t get in. Unfortunately, this bug has a work around for it. And it’ll let hackers use computer programs to keep trying a variety of passcodes until they can get in and do things like change the password and access personal details.

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‘Game of Thrones’ Season 6 trailer heads off into unknown territory

This shall be the first season of Game of Thrones where we are all like Jon Snow and that we know nothing. The show is treading unknown territory as season 6 will be the first season that isn’t following George R.R. Martin’s epic A Song of Ice and Fire series as the author has yet to finish the sixth book, The Winds of Winter. So, whether you’ve read the books or not, we’re all entering new territory when the show premieres on HBO on April 24^th. Mimicking the state of the show, we also see a lot of uncertainty and doubt from some headstrong characters in the show in this trailer. Will you be watching the new season?

Source: SlashGear

Toyota recalls 33,264 more cars in Canada over airbag defects

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Toyota recalls an additional 33,264 vehicles in Canada over issues with the frontal airbags. According to the Canadian government, the latest recall by Toyota of its vehicles pushes up the total in the country to 400,214 cars since 2013. Toyota has announced it’s expanding the recall of the defective Takata Corp airbag parts around the world. It’s said that the inflators in these airbags can activate with too much force, which could send potentially deadly metal shards into the passenger compartment. The total recall worldwide so far is at 15,314,000 Toyota cars.

Source: Reuters