New ‘Dark Souls’ game rumoured to be coming in 2016

Dark Souls 3 is expected to come out next year, if we’re to base it off the leaked official image IGN obtained. Rumours of the next Dark Souls game have been circulating these past few days and having images like this just fan the flames. It’s said the game will be unveiled at E3 next week. It’s said it’ll launch early 2016 for PC, Microsoft Xbox One, and Sony PlayStation 4. We have a few days until E3 starts to fully confirm if this new Dark Souls game is really coming.

Source: IGN | Via: Engadget

Android Auto to come to most 2016 Cadillac models coming out later this year

Most of the upcoming 2016 Cadillac models will be getting support for Android Auto a bit after the launch. According to General Motors, the support for Google’s car ecosystem will be part of the improvement of Cadillac’s CUE system. The new Cadillac cars will begin arriving summer of this year. There’s no list which cars will be getting Android Auto but the current-gen SRX and the base trim ATS won’t be getting it. The former because its nearing the end of its production life and the latter if you didn’t include the option for the CUE system.

Those who want to take advantage of Android Auto would need an Android device running Android 5.0 Lollipop or higher. And you’ll need to have the Android Auto app.

Source: Android Police

Google Play Books hits 1 billion mark for Android app installations

While it’s not exactly as great a feat as WhatsApp and Facebook crossing the one billion line, Google Play Books is only the ninth app to hit this installs mark. This app, like other Google apps, has the advantage of coming pre-installed on most Android devices. But it’s good to know that people are still looking for ways to read books on their devices. The other Google apps that have hit the one billion mark include Games, Movies, Music, and Newsstand.

Source: Android Police

Square to unveil Apple Pay-compatible wireless reader in the fall

Square will be unveiling a new version of its card reader this fall that will accept Apple Pay. Announced at Apple’s WWDC event, the battery-powered wireless reader will also work with EMV chip cards and other services (possibly support for Android Pay at a later date). The new reader will work with Square Stand for businesses as well. Square is offering 250,000 of the wireless readers for free, or you can already preorder it for US$49, plus a $49 card processing credit.

Source: Square | Via: The Next Web