Monday, June 15, 2015 at 11:55PM 
Google heard your complaints about the new Chrome bookmark manager and did something about it. So, Chrome now gets back the classic version. According to Google’s Sarah Dee, she wrote on the company’s product forums that they were bringing the old one back. Those who weren’t exactly turned off by the new look can still get it as a Chrome extension.
Source: Lifehacker Australia
Monday, June 15, 2015 at 11:47PM It’s E3 time so it means we’re getting a lot of really flashy trailers from upcoming titles. No stranger to this is Ubisoft and the new trailer for Assassin’s Creed Syndicate. It’s not very indicative of what game play will be like but that’s usually how trailers at E3 are. We see Jacob and his crew, The Rooks, jump between stagecoaches and run across rooftops. It looks very cinematic and dramatic. We will get to see more game play hopefully before the October 23rd release of the game.
Source: Kotaku
Sunday, June 14, 2015 at 9:03PM 
If you’ve been keeping your eye out for the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider, the aggressively-styled two-seater finally gets a sticker price on it. And yes, it’ll cost you a lot. When it comes to the US and Canada this summer, the 4C Spider retails for US$63,900 plus a $1,595 destination fee on top of that. If you want the hardtop sibling that’s slightly less expensive, the 4C Coupe’s price starts at $53,900.
For these two cars you will be getting a 1.75-liter, all-aluminum, direct-injection, turbocharged engine with Alfa TCT twin-clutch transmission. The 4C Spider comes with a carbon fiber windshield, soft-top roof with a hard-top option made out of carbon fiber as well. You can also opt to get a center-mounted exhaust with carbon fiber surround. You also have the option to have the interiors fitted with black leather-trimmed bucket seats with yellow accent stitching.
Source: SlashGear
Sunday, June 14, 2015 at 8:59PM 
It looks like the world has been more than ready for the comeback of our favorite dinosaurs. Colin Trevorrow’s Jurassic World has grossed US$204.6 million in North America and another $307.2 million overseas, helping it garner a total of $511.8 million in the opening weekend. The film has shattered the worldwide debut records previously held by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, which was at $483.2 million. This makes Jurassic World the first film to break the half billion dollar mark during the opening weekend.
Source: Hollywood Reporter | Via: io9
