A full 30 minutes per episode? Who’s got time for that? Lucky for us, Netflix is taking a page out of the podcasting playbook and testing a new feature that will let users play video back at 1.5x, saving ten minutes per episode and two full hours per season.

Though the Samsung Galaxy Fold broke almost immediately, TCL hopes to one up its handset rival with a trifold phone. What could possibly go wrong with an extra point of failure?

And I hope to one day own a secret supervillain lair located in a skull-shaped South Pacific Island. Looks like both Bethesda and I are going to be disappointed.

More than three dozen mainstream music festivals announced this week that they will not utilize facial recognition technology at their events. Blast, that was our last best hope to tell the Kaelees from the Kaeleighs, the Kaeleys, and the Kaelis. Now we’re going to have to go back to differentiating them by the size of their Pharrell Williams hats.

Verizon’s 5G system can’t even cover the entirety of the Chase Center but that’s not stopping the company from rolling out the new mobile standard to 15 cities across the US. That’s a bold strategy, Cotton.

Bethesda started the microtransactions controversy on consoles with horse armor, and since 2006 it has extended to every annual sports game, Battlefield V, and anything you can squeeze a loot box system into. In just the latest controversy for Fallout 76, the company has made a decision to add an item to the game that players feel comes far to close to being “pay to win.” Once Patch 8 rolls out later today, players will be able to use “repair kits” to patch up their damaged or worn out weapons and armor instead of relying on other resources that take time and effort to gather.

While Improved Repair Kits that give your items even more power will only be available in rare drops, the basic repair kits that instantly restore an item to 100 percent health have to be bought using the game’s currency, Atoms. You can get that through gameplay, but you can also buy it with real money. As Kotaku points out, players who drop cash can not only avoid the grind of collecting materials or Atoms, they could also potentially have the edge in PvP fights by instantly fixing key weapons or armor in their Pip-Boy and continuing on almost indefinitely.