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The third and final entry in Tom Hardy’s Venom movie series is promising a lot of things—one last ride for Eddie Brock and his violent, symbiotic friend, the arrival of some pretty major cosmic Marvel foes, and intriguing new co-stars. But most importantly above all, it’s promising and delivering on one thing in particular: Venom Horse. … Read more

It’s a shame that two of the best retro gaming consoles in recent years, the NES Classic Mini and the SNES Classic Mini, have been discontinued. Both feature great designs with a miniaturized look that’s true to the originals, silky performance, and strong game lineups of Nintendo’s greatest hits. You can still buy them online … Read more

1941 horror classic The Wolf Man gets a chilling reboot in director Leigh Whannell’s (2020’s The Invisible Man) Wolf Man. SEE ALSO: Best horror movies to watch tonight: Scary movies to celebrate Halloween Christopher Abbott (Sanctuary, Poor Things) stars as the titular Wolf Man — but before he undergoes his horrific transformation, he’s just San … Read more

Sean Baker’s film Anora won the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival — the latest in the director’s acclaimed narratives about sex workers that include Tangerine, The Florida Project, and Red Rocket. But Anora might be his most inviting, accessible work yet. Anora — or Ani, as she prefers — is a lap … Read more

Azar has facilitated over 100 billion video chats with its app, which randomly connects strangers around the globe. But until recently, the Seoul-based app — which shares a parent company, Match, with Tinder, Hinge, and OkCupid — hasn’t been available in the U.S. The U.S. market could be tough to crack. For millennials who grew … Read more

News Weekly (Image credit: Android Central) News Weekly is our column where we highlight and summarize some of the week’s top stories so you can catch up on the latest tech news. This is Android Central’s News Weekly, your go-to source for a concise roundup of the week’s most significant tech stories. This is where … Read more

Paul Jones / Android Authority Battery life — we can never have enough of it, and it’s arguably the single biggest metric that can make or break the best smartphones. While running for the charger by mid-afternoon is thankfully mostly a thing of the past, picking out a phone that is guaranteed to last a … Read more

Longtime Slashdot reader schwit1 shares an op-ed written by Michael R. Bloomberg, founder and majority owner of Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News, UN Special Envoy on Climate Ambition and Solutions, and chair of the Defense Innovation Board: There are government boondoggles, and then there’s NASA’s Artemis program. More than a half century … Read more

The first of a number of imminent Apple product updates arrived this week with the seventh-generation iPad mini, but what else is still in store and when can we expect to see them? On the software side, the public release of iOS 18.1 and related updates with the first Apple Intelligence features is drawing ever … Read more

As a writer of a certain age, I’ve lived a lot of life in Google Docs. It’s where my first drafts go, but it’s also where my crazy ideas, unhinged brainstorming, and research dumps go.  There’s so many conveniences about Google Docs that make it my go-to for word processing, but let’s be … Read more