Fast and Furious fans have wanted #JusticeForHan and it looks like they may get it. After the record-breaking box office opening of F. Gary Gray’s The Fate of the Furious, it is no surprise that Universal is looking ahead to the future of the franchise and where the final two installments could go. However, there is one big question looming over the series, “Is Han Seoul-Oh still alive?” Sun Kang’s character was spectacularly killed in a car crash at the end of 2006’s Tokyo Drift, while the convoluted timeline revealed in of Furious 7 that Jason Statham’s Deckard Shaw was the cause of the accident....

We are always surprised when writers suddenly realize they have hours and hours of unreleased Steve Jobs interviews that they forgot about so long after his passing. Fast Company’s Brent Schlender has such a trove from Jobs’ NeXT (and Pixar) years. With that, check out the whole article here, which is summarized below (Illustrations by George Columbo). GREAT TECHNOLOGY IS INVISIBLE June 1995 “The thing that I really love about Pixar is that it’s exactly like the LaserWriter....

The latest Summer Heat promotion in FIFA 20 keeps on bringing more and more opportunities for the players. This, they’re here with 4 new objective that has the potential of getting you the 95 rated card that features Ibrahimovic. With the introduction of this cool new card in the game, along with it comes certain objectives/challenges that are open for players to complete. In this guide today, we’ll take you through everything regarding the Summer Heat Ibrahimovic card in FIFA 20....

Facebook continues to add new capabilities to its Messenger app today with the launch of a new video calling feature. A new video icon at the top of conversation threads will initiate a call, allowing participants to communicate across platforms over Wi-Fi or LTE connections. The addition puts Facebook in competition with Apple’s FaceTime, Microsoft’s Skype, and other similar services. Interestingly, web-based video chat has been available on the desktop for some time, and was previously powered by Skype....

Facebook today announced it’s rolling out a new feature for its Messenger chat app that will let users book a car through Uber. The feature, it said, expands on other “integrations” it’s added recently outside of the app’s core chat functionality, like the ability to send money or use the app for customer support. Here’s how it works. In the latest version of the Messenger mobile app, you’ll find a “Transportation” option under the menu in conversations....

Ever since the iPhone 4’s launch in the Middle East we have reported on several development regarding a FaceTime “ban.” The first indicator of such “ban” was an odd change on some of Apple’s Middle Eastern iPhone websites. Next DU, a Middle Eastern carrier, announced FaceTime would not be available in the Middle East and the reason “is out of their control.” After this Apple created a support document that shows which countries do not allow for FaceTime calling....

In a Good Boys deleted scene, Lucas (Keith L. Williams) calls customer support as the kids try to access an adult entertainment website. Released in theaters this past summer, Good Boys was the latest raunchy comedy to adapt the Superbad premise, this time placing the focus on a group of middle-school aged boys who are invited to a kissing party by the coolest kid in their class. The only problem is the three friends, Lucas, Max (Jacob Tremblay), and Thor (Brady Noon), don’t know how to kiss - so they embark on a wild journey that sees them skip school, accidentally carry drugs, and much more....

Apple Support has responded to a report of an exploding iPhone X – occurring immediately after being upgraded to iOS 12.1 – by stating that this is ‘definitely not expected behavior’ … Apple offered its response on Twitter. Gadgets360 reached out to Rahel Mohamad, who filed the report. The upgrade is almost certainly just coincidental. Mohamad says he was using the bundled Apple charger and cable to charge the phone, though the explosion took place after it was removed from charge....

It’s that time of year again where hospitals, clinics, and stores start advertising flu vaccines. As we transition into the winter flu season, no doubt you “health minded” groovyReaders would like to know the Flu Trends in your area. Google Flu Trends was launched November 2008 as a collaboration of searches related to “the flu” and the location and geographic area they originated. Over the past year they have upped the game, and Thursday morning 16 additional countries have been added to the flu tracking program which now covers a whopping 37 languages....

Facebook is now beginning a broader rollout of Dark Mode support on iOS. This comes 5 months after Facebook confirmed its plans to roll out Dark Mode support for iOS, and over a year after Dark Mode came to the iPhone with iOS 13. Now, Facebook has confirmed in collaboration with Jane Manchun Wong that it is now publicly testing Dark Mode support on iPhone. This doesn’t necessarily mean the feature is available to everyone, but it does signal that it’s coming to a wider percentage of the user base now....

Facebook has always preferred Android devices for their lite version of Facebook, which is obvious as Android is the most popular device used overseas, mainly where data is available in high rates and the consumer’s still are using their old devices. So, obviously, it’s sensible. Now, Facebook is planning to bring the lite version for the iOS devices. According to reports in the lite version will be packed with a lot of features....

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald revealed that Albus Dumbledore apparently had another sibling that even he did not know about: Aurelius Dumbledore. Aurelius appears to be the youngest member of the Dumbledore family, being around 15 years younger than Albus’s late younger sister, Ariana. Aurelius had previously been one of the highlights of 2016’s Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them, where he was known as Credence Barebone, the Obscurial wizard who lived in an abusive foster home in New York City....

While there has been lots of talks about regulating Facebook and the tech industry as a whole, there’s so far been no real action. Now Facebook’s cofounder, Chris Hughes has published an opinion piece today in The New York Times, making the case for why Facebook needs to be broken up. But beyond that, he believes we need a new government agency to handle the growing tech regulation issues. Read on for the five main reasons Facebook’s cofounder believes the platform needs to be broken up....

Facebook today presented the Messenger API for Instagram, WhatsApp Business API, Login Connect with Messenger, and more during its F8 Refresh developers conference. Going back to its roots, Facebook bet on a “true developer” conference by offering more technical content geared toward developers. Mark Zuckerberg welcomed the community while Konstantinos Papamiltiadis, VP of platform partnerships, conducted the event as the keynote speaker. Here are the main features unveiled during the conference:...

Facebook has its own lineup of smart devices called “Portal,” which are basically tablets or “Smart Displays” designed to be used at home on a table or desk. In addition, there’s also the Oculus VR platform, which is owned by Facebook. As reported by the Verge, Facebook today announced that Oculus Quest users can now have a hands-free experience when using the voice command “Hey Facebook.” For instance, commands such as “Hey Facebook, take a screenshot” or “Hey Facebook, show me who’s online” are now available for users....

The opening cinematic for the hotly anticipated Final Fantasy 7 Remake has arrived, courtesy of Square Enix, and it’s equal parts nostalgic and impressive for longtime fans of the franchise. This from-the-ground-up remake of the classic PlayStation title is one that fans have been waiting a very long time to see realized after the game was first announced during PlayStation’s E3 2015 press conference. It may have taken almost five years since being announced, but the project is now in its final stages of development – seemingly ready to arrive as a timed PS4 exclusive on April 10, 2020....

Just when you’d think we had the The Fast Saga all figured out, the latest film has brought up a bunch of questions to do with the series. F9 has interest around it at great lengths, owing to the three-year gap between sequels. Fans have had multiple queries they’d loved to have resolved, and the hope is that F9 will indeed go about in answering these questions. In order to bring the matter up to speed, we’ve put together 10 questions that have proven to be the most popular ones, with the hope that the burning curiosity around these does get resolved in F9....

Well, that doesn’t apply in the social media world. Even though you always help customers better understand your brand through content and storytelling, the first impression they get of your company will always be visual. Between logos, website layouts or your Facebook cover photo, it’s the images that lay the foundation for your online reputation. That’s why having the right Facebook cover photo size lets you demonstrate your personality, brand story and even purpose as a company....

In March, Facebook announced new ways to manage and control the News Feed with a Feed Filter Bar, better explanation about suggested posts, and the ability to control what and with whom you share a post. Now, the company is incorporating more feedback into News Feed ranking. Starting this spring, Facebook is expanding its work to use direct feedback from people who use its social media to understand the content people find most valuable....

With the upcoming Wastelanders update, Bethesda will finally get around to addressing one of the primary complaints surrounding Fallout 76: a lack of human NPCs. While the lack of humans in Appalachia made sense at the start, with the Scorched plague ravaging the area and driving those who remained human elsewhere, new info about the Fallout 76 Wastelanders update explains how people will fit into the game now that a vaccine exists for the plague....