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Top Marvel Movies To Look Forward To In 2018

DC Comics and Marvel is the iOS vs Android of cinema. While Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy is still one of the best superhero franchise ever made, Marvel has enjoyed more success as a collective film franchise. 2018, for Marvel at least, looks very exciting and one of the  releases   is just around the corner. Let’s take a look at the top Marvel films that we are extremely excited for! Avengers: Infinity War Release date:  April 27th, 2018 Cast:  Rober Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johanson, Chadwick Boseman The third part of this epic superhero franchise, the Avengers unites a lot of the famous superheroes from MCU as well as the comics. The recent success of Black Panther meant that the anticipation around the film is even more. This time around, the Avengers will unite to fight Thanos as he attempts to take all the six infinity stones. The film will have appearances from the Guardians of the Galaxy ...

Why You Should Subscribe to Netflix This Year? | 7 Reasons

1. Netflix’ Original Content Over thei past few years, we’ve seen Netflix shift away from licensed content to producing its own content. Remember when Netflix dropped half of its catalog to free up funds? A reasonable move, considering how much Netflix spends on original content. To be fair, the original TV series on Netflix are a little hit and miss. For every  Narcos ,  Stranger Things , and  Mindhunter , you get duds like  The Get Down ,  Gypsy , and  Hemlock Grove . The original movies are way better in general, including masterpieces like  Beasts of No Nation  and  Mudbound , with the occasional eye-rollers like  Death Note  and  The Discovery . But hit and miss content is okay. The fact that Netflix experiments with ideas and stories that Hollywood won’t touch? That alone is worth the price of admission. And the amount of exclusive content on Netflix is only going to skyrocket in the years t...

Meltdown and Spectre: what you need to know

Overview If you’ve been keeping up with computer news over the last few days, you might have heard about Meltdown and Spectre, and you might be wondering what they are and what they can do. Basically, Meltdown and Spectre are the names for multiple new vulnerabilities discovered and reported for numerous processors. Meltdown is a vulnerability for Intel processors while Spectre can be used to attack nearly all processor types. The potential danger of an attack using these vulnerabilities includes being able to read “secured” memory belonging to a process. This can do things like reveal personally identifiable information, banking information, and of course usernames and passwords. For Meltdown, an actual malicious process needs to be running on the system to interact, while Spectre can be launched from the browser using a script. Microsoft, Google, Mozilla, and other vendors have been releasing patches all day to help protect users from this vulnerability. Some of th...

6 Gift Ideas for Android Users

Buying gifts, even for your close friends and family, is not easy. You might gift them a book they may never read. Or a gift voucher that they may never use. But if they’re an Android fan or an Android power user, you can drastically narrow down the options for some awesome holiday gifts they’re bound to love. 1. Google Home ($49 – $129) Last Christmas  was all about the Amazon Echo , and we have a feeling that this one will be all about Google Home. Or at least it can be for your friend who already  uses Google Assistant on their Android phone . utting up a Google Assistant-enabled smart speaker in the living room or the kitchen can be super helpful. The full-size Google Home is a bit expensive, but you can gift them the new smaller and cheaper Google Home mini. It has the same features, just in a smaller package, with smaller speakers. Google Home can do a lot. It will play music for you, answer all your questions, play trivia games,  talk to...

How to Add Multiple Stops to Your Uber?

Uber now lets riders add multiple stops to a single ride. This may be a standard feature of ordinary cab rides, but it has proven to be a long time coming for Uber and other ride-sharing services. Lyft added the option in 2016, and Uber has now finally caught up with its biggest competitor. Love it or hate it, Uber is changing the way many of us get from A to B, especially in big cities. However, Uber is far from perfect, and despite its many advantages over regular taxis, it also has its disadvantages. One of which is the inflexibility of the drivers. But things are improving… How to Add Multiple Stops to Your Uber Uber has been testing  allowing riders to add multiple stops to their journey  since May 2017. And now it’s finally ready to roll out worldwide  on Android  and  on iOS . It has already gone live in various big cities, and should be rolled out to everyone over the next few weeks. You’ll know when you have the option by the addi...

The Simplest Uber Hack to Book Cabs From Your Computer

Uber is a worldwide phenomenon today, changing the taxi and local commute experience. And it can be even better if you use these awesome apps. We’re not going to get into whether Uber is threatening traditional taxi services or the recent controversy in the U.K. We also aren’t getting into whether Uber is the best or not. This article is about those who use Uber and want to improve their rides. Needless to say, it’s best if you already have an Uber account to use these apps. If you don’t, you might need to register with the official Uber app for your phone. Download:  Uber for  Android  (Free) or  iOS  (Free) 1.  m.uber.com  (Web): Book Uber on Any Computer Uber is primarily an app that you have to use on your phone. Only then do you get to book a cab to wherever you are. But there’s a simple hack to use it on your computer. Just go to the Uber Mobile site. Yup, by simply visiting  m.uber.com , you’ll be ...

Top Smartphone Deals On Amazon Sale That Won’t Break The Bank

Another Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale is here and as always, NOOBIE TECH brings you the top tech deals on smartphones right now. Honor 8 Pro Competitively priced, great performance, big battery, and a dual-camera setup, the Honor 8 Pro was launched as a competitor of the OnePlus 5. The Honor 8 Pro has 5.7 inch 2560 x 1440 px display which is ideal for media consumption via VR. The Honor 8 Pro has 128 GB of storage along with 6GB of RAM. The Honor 8 Pro runs on the Kirin 960 chipset which is an octa-core chip – four high-performance Cortex A73 cores clocked at 2.4GHz and four low-power Cortex A53 cores clocked at 1.8Ghz. The phone also has a large 4000 mAh battery and fast charge capabilities, with long battery modes built into Honor’s user interface. The camera setup consists of two cameras, 12+12 MP shooters, where one is a monochrome camera while the other is RGB. The front camera is an 8 MP shooter with an f/2.0 aperture. Bu...

6 Internet Safety Games To Help Kids Become Cyber Smart

Today’s  children are growing up in a digital age , exposing them to all the wonders and dangers that the internet brings. It’s important to educate children about online safety: content, scams, and the people who inhabit it. What better way to do that then through games? Many children love video games and parents should know about them too. We’re going to detail some free games that educate children on the modern dangers of being online, while letting them have some fun at the same time too. If you have your own game recommendation, please let us know in the comments. 1.  How Cybersmart Are You? This is a quiz provided by the Australian government, led by a young cartoon girl called Sam. She’ll talk children through the quiz, with text and voice. It’s brief, with 11 questions total, but covers a whole range of topics like emails, passwords, the dangerous of online advertisements, and unsettling videos. One of the nice bits about this quiz is that ea...