Month: May 2022
Don’t Worry Darling’s mind-bending first trailer sees a 1950s utopia turn sinister
Audio player loading… Last week, director Olivia Wilde took to the stage during the Warner Bros. presentation at CinemaCon to present the first trailer for her upcoming thriller, Don’t Worry Darling, which stars Florence Pugh (Midsommar, Black Widow), Harry Styles (Dunkirk), Gemma Chan (Eternals), KiKi Layne (The Old Guard) and…
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Amazon Kindle will finally support EPUB books – but there’s a catch
Audio player loading… Amazon has very quietly announced that Kindle devices will finally support the EPUB format starting in late 2022 and expanding where owners can grab ebooks. However, there is a catch. Kindles won’t have native EPUB support. You will still need to send the file through your Send…
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Meta’s VR roadmap reportedly has four new headsets, with both high-end and cheaper Quest units
Last month we took a deep dive into Mark Zuckerberg’s grand metaverse plan, and some of the hardware Meta is working on to deliver it, in the form of Project Nazare augmented reality glasses. Now The Information reports on a roadmap for virtual reality hardware that runs through 2024 with…
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Rocket Lab catches falling rocket with a helicopter — then drops it in the ocean
Update May 2nd, 7:50PM ET: Shortly after launch, Rocket Lab’s Electron fell back to Earth and deployed its parachutes as planned. It then came into view of the company’s helicopter, which then successfully caught the rocket for a few brief moments. However, the helicopter pilot noticed “different load characteristics” that…
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Who Said It? Guess Which Celebs And Politicians Are All About Crypto And Which Can’t Stand It.
Everyone has an opinion on crypto these days, whether you love to hate on the apparent inanity of people selling JPGs of cartoon apes for hundreds of thousands of dollars or you insist on telling everyone you know that the blockchain is going to revolutionize money and end global poverty. …
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Ford says the F-150 Lightning is more powerful than it originally announced
Ford just started shipping its electric F-150 Lightning on April 26th, but it already has a surprise for soon-to-be owners: all versions of the truck will have higher horsepower than it originally announced, and the standard range model will have an even higher payload capacity, according to a press release…
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