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My last term break was mostly spent rotting in bed and streaming film after film on Netflix with little to no breaks in between. Surely my overstimulated brain couldn’t maintain focus for long, and often I stared blankly at the screen with little attention to the plot. And then, it hit me: all these productions…

Apple’s plans for the Vision Pro are shifting again as Meta’s lightweight VR glasses shape the expectations of future VR headsets.

One of the best things that can be said about the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the way that the filmmakers have been able to seed specific ideas in films that get paid off later on down the road. Obviously, the most famous example of this is the post-credits scene at the end of Iron Man,…

The first LEGO PlayStation console set is nearly here, and a closer look at its hidden details and functionality has been unveiled.

Ranbir Kapoor has finally arrived in the world of ‘Love & War’, and the first look is anything but calm. There is a blood-stained sleeve, a bullet mark on his shirt and an intense stare. The actor’s first official poster from Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s much-awaited film has set the tone for the epic drama.

After a few leaks, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally revealed the company’s next-generation Meta VR Glasses at its Connect event tonight. Arriving in Spring 2027, they look like oversized sunglasses (similar to display frames from Xreal and other), paired with an external power and computing pod, like the Apple Vision Pro. The Meta VR Glasses…

The central image of Koreeda Hirokazu’s Look Back references its title in an unexpectedly literal sense. A young girl sits in her room at her desk, working by hand on manga illustrations. Later in the film, this same image repeats: the young woman seated at a kitchen counter; in a school classroom; then as an…

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The Euphoria actor debuted some unexpected new facial hair during a date with Kendall Jenner.

The jump from Full High Definition (full HD) to Ultra High Definition (UHD) is truly enormous. In a 4K UHD display the number of pixels has been doubled on each axis of the grid, from 1920×1080 to 3840×2160. This means going from 2,073,600 pixels to 8,294,400 pixels, which quadruples the amount of fine detail that’s possible…