'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew' live-action series to come to Disney+ in 2023

The live-action Star Wars universe continues to expand on Disney+ with the upcoming Star Wars: Skeleton Crew series. It'll star Jude Law, and it tells a "coming-of-age tale" with "kids" also in the story. We don't know yet who they are, though. Jon Watts will direct the series alongside Chris Ford, who previously collaborated on Spider-Man: Homecoming. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew will be produced by Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni. It's expected to come to the streaming service in 2023.

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Sony, Netflix reportedly working on 'Horizon Zero Dawn' series

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We might see another Sony game turned into a television series. The company is reportedly working with Netflix to develop a Horizon Zero Dawn series. The report came out the same day Sony Pictures presented its 2022 business segment briefing. However, this series wasn't mentioned in the presentation document.

This adaptation will join many of the series and movies Sony is currently developing, including a God of War series coming to Amazon Prime and the Gran Turismo series in development. There is also a Ghost Tsushima movie coming out, a Twisted Metal series, and The Last of Us series. That last series is expected to debut on HBO sometime in 2023. It stars Pedro Pascal (The Mandalorian) and Bella Ramsey (Game of Thrones) and is being created by Craig Mazin (Chernobyl).

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Google Pixel Foldable might be delayed to 2023

We heard a lot about different hardware during Google's recent I/O conference. But one gadget the company didn't bring up is its rumoured foldable. Reports claim that the device is still in the works. Ars Technica pointed out the "isPixel2022Fodable detection flag was spotted in the Google Camera app alongside flags for other Pixel devices. 

New reports are claiming the foldable is delayed for another year. This new 2023 target schedule marks the second time the rumoured foldable has been postponed. It was initially supposed to come out last year with a release alongside Android 12L or 12.1, a tablet and foldables-focused version of Android. But it looks like the company ran into trouble making the hardware.

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Niantic debuts Campfire AR messaging app for its titles

Niantic wants its users to stay within its ecosystem and chat with others playing the same games. And so, the company debuted a new social AR app called Campfire. This will let you converse with other Niantic games' users in the simplest terms. You can do things like organize for events, find new locations, and share content with other players. The company built it entirely for augmented reality. It's already live for Ingress, and it'll be coming to titles like Pokemon Go in the summer.

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