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Whenever you purchase a brand new smartphone, there are normally two accessories that should never be negotiated or given a pass: the screen protector as well as a protective case. Many modern day smartphones, even from the mid-range segment, happen to feature a full aluminum body that is nice to look at, but all too slippery when handled. A protective case not only provides an adequate amount of grip, but it will also help prevent unwanted scratches or worse damage when knocked or dropped. The Soundflow is a special proposition where it not only functions as a smartphone case, it also doubles up as a wireless earbuds carrier and charger.

The Soundflow is best described as a protective phone case that has a built-in battery while hosting a pair of wireless earbuds, providing the best of everything in a simple package. Compatible with the iPhone 6 or newer, the Pixel 2 or newer, and the Galaxy S8 or newer, the Soundflow is the first of its kind in the world. Featuring high fidelity graphene, the wireless earbuds deliver ambient noise cancellation so that you can obtain maximum enjoyment from your music no matter where you go.

The Soundflow case carries enough charge to offer up to 200 hours of listening via the wireless earbuds, meaning you do not have to juice it up every single day. Knowing that most people who use wireless earbuds lead an active lifestyle, the Soundflow wireless earbuds are rated to be sweat, rain and dust proof. With a twist-to-lock secure fit, you can be sure that losing this pair of wireless earbuds is the least of your concern, and it provides a stable connection via Bluetooth 5.0. Dual microphones provide an avenue for hands-free calls, and on a full charge, the wireless earbuds deliver up to 8 hours of listening pleasure.

Expect the Soundflow smartcase to retail for $99 a pop.

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Right now Blizzard’s Warcraft franchise pretty much lives on through World of Warcraft. Due to it being an MMORPG, it gives Blizzard the opportunity of adding new content and expanding on the Warcraft universe, versus the original Warcraft RTS which was pretty much limited to just one story per game.

Unfortunately it seems that it is precisely this kind of setup that Blizzard has right now which is why Warcraft 4 is not on the company’s radar right now. Speaking to GameSpot, Blizzard senior producer Pete Stilwell confirmed that the company has no plans for a Warcraft 4 right now, although he does not rule out the possibility that it could come in the future.

According to Stilwell, “I mean, I wouldn’t rule anything out, but we don’t have any plans around [Warcraft IV] at this point. Getting [Warcraft III: Reforged] right, I think, is our priority first and foremost.” At BlizzCon 2018 over the weekend, Blizzard announced Warcraft 3: Reforged which is basically a remaster of the original Warcraft 3 game and its expansion, where it will be given new graphics and updated multiplayer features.

Granted it’s not Warcraft 4 that many gamers might have been hoping for, but we suppose at the very least Blizzard isn’t completely done with the RTS game. Plus given the updated graphics, we are actually looking forward to playing some custom games, and hopefully some classics such as Cube, Wintermaul, and Footman Wars will see a return with a more modern look to them.

Blizzard Has No Plans For Warcraft 4 At The Moment , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

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Blizzard’s World of Warcraft MMORPG was launched after Warcraft 3, and so pretty much all the events of the MMORPG more or less take place after Warcraft 3, which helped set the tone and introduced us to the journey where Arthas, a righteous paladin and through a series of actions and decisions, ended up being the Lich King.

Now World of Warcraft has more or less grown into its own thing, and it seems that Blizzard will be taking some of what they’ve learnt and created and apply it to Warcraft 3: Reforged. This is according to a report from Kotaku where during an interview with executive producer Chris Sigaty and QA lead Nicholas Louie at BlizzCon 2018, it was revealed that Warcraft 3: Reforged would be making some references to the World of Warcraft game.

An example would be in The Culling mission, where it shows Arthas making the decision to purge the entire city of Stratholme with its plague-struck citizens. Stratholme eventually became one of the dungeons in World of Warcraft, and so in Warcraft 3: Reforged, the area was redesigned to mimic the dungeon’s layout.

Louie notes that these references will also be made to characters in the game. “We’re also looking to flesh out characters that… we were unaware they were gonna blow up. Characters like Sylvanas [Windrunner] and Jaina [Proudmoore]. In the events of Warcraft III, they’re not these huge, pivotal characters. It’s important to us that we bring them into parity with their presence in WoW in terms of importance. Their characterization time, their big character moments.”

Warcraft 3: Reforged will be a remaster of the original Warcraft 3 and its expansion. It is set for a release next year. Blizzard had also previously confirmed that they do not have plans for a Warcraft 4 at the moment, which means that Warcraft 3: Reforged is as close as we can get to playing the RTS again.

Warcraft 3: Reforged Will Include Some World Of Warcraft References , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.