Dec 16
Dec 16
OWC Thunderbolt 3 dock review
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Like it or not, we’re still in the thick of a USB-C hate-storm. Most recently, a notable iOS developer slammed the most current iteration of the MacBook Pro in part for eliminating all but a few of the same kind of port. It’s a bold move by Apple and others, but one that hasn’t been widely lauded. But, for a … Continue reading
Dec 16
Alyssa Milano Educates Matt Damon After His Horrid Response To Sexual Misconduct
Posted in: Today's Chili“The tumor is being cut out right now with no anesthesia,” the actress tweets. “Please send flowers.”
Dec 16
Now that PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has launched in Early Access on Xbox One, its next milestone is an official retail release out of beta on the PC. That’s expected to happen next week, but players who can’t wait have a few new tweaks to try out…
Dec 16
As you might have heard, Disney has recently announced their plans to acquire Fox for a whopping $52 billion. This has huge implications in the entertainment industry, naturally, but for comic book fans, this also has implications that we’re sure many are wondering about, which includes the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool.
For those unfamiliar, Marvel had previously sold the movie rights to those franchises to Fox back in the day before the Marvel Cinematic Universe came about, which explains why the MCU has never featured any of those characters. However with the acquisition of Fox, Disney has confirmed what we’re sure many comic book lovers have been waiting to hear, which is that the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool will be folded into the MCU.
According to a report from Deadline, it quotes Disney’s CEO Bob Iger as saying, “We’re also looking forward to expanding the Marvel cinematic universe to include X-Men, Fantastic Four and Deadpool and reuniting all of the Star Wars movies ever made under one roof, which opens new opportunities for that franchise.”
Iger had also previously stated that Disney does plan to keep Deadpool R-rated as they believe that it works, and that it will be fine as long as they let people know beforehand. However when and how Disney/Marvel plan to bring those franchises back into the MCU remains to be seen, but it might be a while considering that there are still quite a few Marvel movies in the works. Now if only Disney could somehow wrest control back of Spider-Man from Sony, that’d be great.
Disney Confirms X-Men, Fantastic Four, Deadpool Will Be Part Of The MCU , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Dec 16
Rep. Adam Schiff said he’s worried the GOP plans to end the House Russia probe.
Posted in: Today's Chili Dec 16
Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump From Rolling Back Birth Control Coverage
Posted in: Today's ChiliIt “cannot be right” that a government entity “imposes its own version of morality on each of us,” the judge said.
Dec 16
Chemotherapy has a lot of terrible side effects and that’s partly because the drugs being used to fight cancer also attack healthy cells. Figuring out a way to deliver drugs to tumors without affecting healthy tissue is a challenge and a problem that…
Dec 16
As you might have heard, Disney has recently announced their plans to acquire Fox for a whopping $52 billion. This has huge implications in the entertainment industry, naturally, but for comic book fans, this also has implications that we’re sure many are wondering about, which includes the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool.
For those unfamiliar, Marvel had previously sold the movie rights to those franchises to Fox back in the day before the Marvel Cinematic Universe came about, which explains why the MCU has never featured any of those characters. However with the acquisition of Fox, Disney has confirmed what we’re sure many comic book lovers have been waiting to hear, which is that the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool will be folded into the MCU.
According to a report from Deadline, it quotes Disney’s CEO Bob Iger as saying, “We’re also looking forward to expanding the Marvel cinematic universe to include X-Men, Fantastic Four and Deadpool and reuniting all of the Star Wars movies ever made under one roof, which opens new opportunities for that franchise.”
Iger had also previously stated that Disney does plan to keep Deadpool R-rated as they believe that it works, and that it will be fine as long as they let people know beforehand. However when and how Disney/Marvel plan to bring those franchises back into the MCU remains to be seen, but it might be a while considering that there are still quite a few Marvel movies in the works. Now if only Disney could somehow wrest control back of Spider-Man from Sony, that’d be great.
Disney Confirms X-Men, Fantastic Four, Deadpool Will Be Part Of The MCU , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Dec 16
In case the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 wasn’t expensive enough, over in Korea, Samsung has unveiled (via GSMArena) a special version of the handset. Dubbed the Samsung Galaxy Note8 X 99 AVANT, this is basically a collaboration between Samsung and artist Han Seung-Woo, in which a specially design Note 8 handset has been made.
In case it wasn’t obvious, the “99” in the name is basically saying that there will only be 99 units of the handset made, which means that this is an extremely limited-run product. The design of the handset itself is the same and will be offered in a midnight black finish, but what makes this release special is a tiger-inspired case that you can use with the phone, and a separate print (69 x 45cm) that you can hang in your home.
The contents of the phone will also feature special wallpapers based on the artwork of the artist, along with specific icons that have been created just for this version of the handset. Other than that, the hardware of the phone remains unchanged, although it appears that it will only be offered in the 256GB variant.
As for pricing, the handset will retail for 1,991,000 won, which when converted is roughly $1,800, which is around double of that of the regular Note 8. Samsung isn’t the first to release special editions of its flagship because just last week, LG unveiled their own special version in the LG Signature Edition, which is basically the LG V30 made from special materials that is also priced around $1,800.
The Samsung Galaxy Note8 X 99 AVANT Will Cost You $1,800 , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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