Sep 30, 2016

Samsung Pay starts service in Russia


Samsung Pay mobile payment service is expanding to Russia today. The service is now supported by Alfa-Bank Banking Group, VTB24, MTS Bank, Raiffeisen Bank, and Russian Standard Bank.


The service now operates in 9 countries – South Korea, US, China, Spain, Singapore, Australia, Puerto Rico, Brazil and Russia.


By the end of the year, Samsung is expected to launch Samsung Pay in the UK, Malaysia, Canada, Hong Kong and Thailand. In 2017, people in Turkey will be able to use the service, too.


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Samsung Pay starts service in Russia

Exclusive: Watch the first clip from the 'LEGO Jurassic World' short film


Last week, NBCUniversal and the LEGO Group unveiled the first trailer for LEGO Jurassic World: The Indominus Escape, a 24-minute animated short that will debut in five installments on YouTube each day next week before being included as part of a Jurassic World DVD bundle on Oct. 18. Even cooler? A clip from each installment will debut exclusively on Mashable before airing on YouTube.


In the first clip (above), rugged dinosaur trainer Owen Grady (Chris Pratt) shows the hybrid dinosaurs who the alpha of the pack is.


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Exclusive: Watch the first clip from the 'LEGO Jurassic World' short film

Pixel and Pixel XL vs Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P: Size comparison


Seems like the upcoming Google Pixel and Pixel XL phones are making the news every day. So much specs info, so many renders and allegedly real photos of the devices have leaked already, that it would only be normal to assume that we already know most of the details. Everything from the internals, to the screen sizes, to the software these phones will allegedly run seems to be set in stone in the minds of many. But do we really know all there is to know about the Google Pixel and Pixel XL? No, we don’t. Among other things, we don’t even know for certain how big the screen … – Source



Pixel and Pixel XL vs Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P: Size comparison

Oculus apps allegedly cause overheating, battery drain on recently updated Galaxy smartphones


It looks like owners of the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy S7, and Galaxy S7 edge have been complaining of battery drain and overheating problems since a recent update was pushed to their handsets. A Reddit user alleged that their phone discharged down to 86% in just 15 minutes of very minimal use, with the screen getting uncomfortably hot. An hour of no use at all later, the device stood at 57% battery charge. Needless to say, that’s a very rapid deterioration of battery life that’s not to be taken lightly.


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Oculus apps allegedly cause overheating, battery drain on recently updated Galaxy smartphones

Things you didn’t know about the classic Superman and Batman films


Since there’s no sign that Superman and Batman will leave the movie spotlight anytime soon, it seems only right to look back on the classic characters’ heroic (and, in some cases, infamous) movie histories.


Our CineFix series, Things You Didn’t Know, digs through the old Richard Donner Superman films and the Tim Burton Batman films on a fact-finding mission worthy of a Daily Planet reporter.


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‘Star Trek’ was filmed in a brewery, and other little-knowns


The release of Star Trek Beyond marked 50 years of Star Trek staying firmly at the front of the science fiction pack.


So our CineFix series, Things You Didn’t Know, went exploring where no man has gone before—and found some little-known facts about the newest series of Star Trek movies (including Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness, too).


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Nate Parker newly defiant over rape case as alleged victim’s sister calls him ‘sinister'


Nate Parker has again become defiant over the discussion of a rape charge that he believes is eclipsing the importance of his forthcoming film Birth of a Nation.


In an interview with 60 Minutes airing Sunday, Parker declines to apologize to the alleged victim, who died by suicide in 2012. He also suggests that she was untruthful about the incident.


SEE ALSO: When men set a powerful example by talking about rape


“I was falsely accused … I went to court … I was vindicated,” he says. “I feel terrible that this woman isn’t here … Her family had to deal with that, but as I sit here, an apology is — no.” …


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Nate Parker newly defiant over rape case as alleged victim’s sister calls him ‘sinister'

Misfits win the 'Overwatch' Open European finals and head to grand finals


Rogue and Misfits went head-to-head in the Overwatch Open European finals, duking it out in an exciting best-of-five match for a spot in the grand finals.


SEE ALSO: The best plays from the ‘Overwatch’ Open North American finals


Misfits ended up on top, taking the match 3-2, sticking it out through close rounds, trading maps the whole way. Rogue played well but weren’t able to pull it off in map five, going down with a strong fight.


The whole series was full of great plays and close wins. Here’s how it went down.


Map 1: King’s Row


Starting out on King’s Row, Rogue began on defense. They played carefully, not wanting to over-extend, and it worked out for them for awhile. Misfits pushed into the final stage of the map but a nano-boosted Reaper was ready for them with a death blossom. …


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Misfits win the 'Overwatch' Open European finals and head to grand finals

So Caroline Kraft from 'Mean Girls' is gorgeous IRL


No Mean Girls fan will ever forget the first time they heard Cady Heron proudly declare “The limit does not exist!” in the math competition scene.


But no one remembers the moment more clearly than the fictional Caroline Kraft, whose team lost to Cady in that tie-breaking round.


Flash forward to 12 years after Mean Girls came out, and we are somehow only just discovering what Caroline Kraft, a.k.a. Clare Preuss, looks like in real life.


SEE ALSO: 7 things you didn’t know about ‘Mean Girls’


Here’s a refresher on her 2004 swagger.



Here’s what Preuss looked like in 2004, the same year Mean Girls was released. …


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So Caroline Kraft from 'Mean Girls' is gorgeous IRL

LeEco Le Pro 3 sells half a million units in just 15 seconds


While this week’s major China-based flagship launch has been all about the Xiaomi Mi 5s duo, LeEco beat its compatriot to the draw with the recent Le Pro 3. Like the Xiaomi models, it gets the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 under the hood along with plenty of RAM, and is also remarkably cheap for what it offers. While Xiaomi can boast an impressive 3 million registrations for the Mi 5s and Mi 5s Pro, LeEco’s apparently managed half a million cold, hard sales in just 15 seconds.
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LeEco Le Pro 3 sells half a million units in just 15 seconds

Front launches a mobile app for its inbox for teams


Front has been around for three years, but the startup is only releasing a mobile app now. If you’re a Front user, it brings all the features from the desktop version to your phone so that you can manage emails and other communication protocols in multiplayer mode. Front’s basic premise is quite simple. With Front, you can collaborate, comment, assign and reply to those pesky… Read More


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Front launches a mobile app for its inbox for teams