Hasta La Gadget!

In an expected but triumphant win for Best Actor in a Supporting Role during the 89th Academy Awards, Mahershala Ali gave a humble speech, thanking those in his life who helped him achieve such a deserved feat.

“I want to thank my teachers, my professors,” the “Moonlight” actor began. “One thing they consistently told me […] was that it wasn’t about you. It’s not about you, it’s about these characters, you are a servant. You’re in service to these stories and these characters.” 

He went on to thank “Moonlight” director Barry Jenkins and the film’s cast and crew. He also nodded to his wife and daughter, who was born four days ago.

“I want to thank her for being such a soldier through this process, and carrying me through it all,” he said, in an elegant kickoff to the night.

Ali is the first Muslim actor to win an Oscar, a particularly notable achievement in 2017, when the White House has placed travel restrictions on individuals from several Muslim-majority nations. This win also makes Ali the fifth black actor to achieve a Supporting Actor Oscar. 

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[MWC 2017] It used to be that in the past, smartphone makers would try to do everything themselves, including developing software for use with the phone. Of course this isn’t always ideal, which is why in recent times we’re starting to see OEMs collaborate with developers to include apps on their phones.

Huawei is no stranger to collaborations and during MWC 2017 when they announced their new Huawei P10 and P10 Plus smartphones, GoPro also announced that they would be bundling their Quik mobile video editing app with the handsets. In fact it won’t be just limited to the P10 and P10 Plus, but pretty much all Huawei smartphones that are based on the Huawei EMUI 5.1 platform.

According to GoPro Founder and CEO, Nick Woodman, “The Quik app transforms your smartphone photos and videos into amazing edits with the press of a button. We’re excited to partner with Huawei to bring GoPro’s Quik app to HUAWEI P10 and HUAWEI P10 Plus devices, amongst others, providing them with a quick and easy way to share compelling stories on-the-go.”

Given that GoPro has a pretty good reputation and history with regards to videos, we guess it makes sense that their Quik app would be a useful app for editing videos on the go as well, so if you’re thinking of picking up a Huawei smartphone, then Quik is an app you can look forward to.

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We’re sure many of us have had brief moments of road rage, where someone suddenly cuts you off and you nearly get into an accident. However there might be a variety of reasons why people drive the way they do, it could be because there’s an emergency and they’re in a rush, but for the most part we’ll never know.

However this is where augmented reality is expected to help. Developed by Chao Wang and his colleagues at the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, the team has created an augmented reality app that aims to help reduce road rage by improving communications between drivers.

Like we said, sometimes there is a legit excuse as to why someone might be driving terribly, and with the app it will flash messages to the driver to let them know the reason why. For example if someone is rushing their wife who is in labor to the hospital, could you really stay mad at them for suddenly cutting into your lane?

The app will rely on your smartphone’s camera to scan for a purpose-designed sticker placed in the rear window of the car, which means that in order for this system to work all cars will need to participate in it. We’re not sure if this will actually catch on, but so far in a small trial that consisted of 30 people in a driving simulation, the results were pretty positive.

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Somewhere, Jacob Tremblay’s ridiculously attractive parents are plotting his red carpet return to reclaim the distinguished honor of cutest child actor in the game. 

This year, his competition is Sunny Pawar, who blew audiences away in “Lion” as a younger version of actor Dev Patel’s character. The 8-year-old star made his debut at the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday and the world proceeded to collectively “aww” as he ruled the red carpet. 

 He gifted us with this classic pose.

Look. At. The. Shoes. 

TFW you’re the cutest thing in the greater Los Angeles area. 

If you thought you were riding this Pawar train solo, we’re here to assure you that Twitter also had absolutely zero chill during his red carpet arrival. Let’s try and keep it together until the show starts, everyone, OK? 

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Emma Stone is up for Best Actress at the 2017 Oscars and in our minds, she’s already won best dressed. 

The 28-year-old actress looked like a golden goddess on the red carpet Sunday night, wowing in a shimmering Givenchy haute couture gown. Her gorgeous wavy hair, dark red lip and long gold earrings gave us major Old Hollywood vibes: 

The intricate bodice and beaded bottom half of her gown ensured the “La La Land” actress looked like the major star she is.

Vanessa Friedman of the New York Times pointed out why Stone’s dress, one of the last designed by Riccardo Tisci before he left Gucci, is potentially pretty historic: 

We love it whether or not she snags the Oscar! 

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