Month: August 2024
At Their Home Grand Slam, the American Players Take Care of Business
Coco Gauff, Ben Shelton and Brandon Nakashima delivered on expectations on the opening day.
Coco Gauff, Ben Shelton and Brandon Nakashima delivered on expectations on the opening day.
We Know More About Quarterbacks’ Arms Than Ever. Can Teams Take Advantage?
With a growing number of quarterbacks using biomechanics to guide training, teams are now figuring out how to implement the data.
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Welcome to Everton, the Premier League’s Most Miserable Club
Fan fury, financial chaos and terrible results have made an English soccer institution utterly joyless.
Fan fury, financial chaos and terrible results have made an English soccer institution utterly joyless.
Everything new on Netflix in September 2024
Here’s all the new movies and shows coming to Netflix in September and there’s a little something for everyone to enjoy.
As we head into the fall months and the colder nights approach, Netflix‘s list of September 2024 titles joining the platform offer us all an enticing night in. As one of the best streaming services, it’s no surprise that the selection of movies, TV shows, documentaries, comedy specials, and live events heading to Netflix are bountiful.
For September, we can look forward to an impressive list offering both brand new Netflix Original shows like a new season of Selling Sunset, plus the return of much-loved shows such as Entourage. And, when it comes to movies, your watchlist will be overflowing with the first three Jaws, coming-of-age classic Stand by Me, and iconic thriller American Gangster all on the roster for joining Netflix in September.
Despite being home to a back library full of the best Netflix movies and best Netflix shows, there’s always room for more on the streaming platform and September’s list of new movies and shows does not disappoint.
Everything new on Netflix in September 2024
Arriving on August 1
300 (movie)
5 Centimeters Per Second (movie)
Along Came Polly (movie)
BLUE GIANT (movie)
Diary of a Mad Black Woman (movie)
Dragnet (movie)
The Expendables (movie)
The Expendables 2 (movie)
The Expendables 3 (movie)
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (movie)
Field of Dreams (movie)
Jaws (movie)
Jaws 2 (movie)
Jaws 3 (movie)
Legends of the Fall (movie)
Magic Mike (movie)
Midnight Run (movie)
Paul Blart: Mall Cop (movie)
Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (movie)
Shark Tale (movie)
Sonic the Hedgehog (movie)
Stand by Me (movie)
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (movie)
Wipeout: Batch 3
Arriving on September 2
Call the Midwife season 13 (TV show)
Chestnut vs. Kobayashi: Unfinished Beef (live event, Netflix Original)
The Hughleys season 1-4 (TV show)
Arriving on September 3
Last One Standing season 3 (TV show, Netflix Original) just JP
Phil Wang: Wang in There, Baby! (comedy special, Netflix Original) just GB
Untold: Hope Solo vs. U.S. Soccer (documentary, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 4
Outlast season 2 (TV show, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 5
Apollo 13: Survival (documentary, Netflix Original) just GB
Caught in the Web: The Murders Behind Zona Divas (documentary, Netflix Original) just MX
The Perfect Couple (TV show, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 6
Disco, Ibiza, Locomia (movie, Netflix Original) just ES
Rebel Ridge (movie, Netflix Original)
Selling Sunset season 8 (TV show, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 7
Edge of Tomorrow (movie)
Arriving on September 9
Hot Wheels Let’s Race season 2 (TV show, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 10
Ahir Shah: Ends (comedy special, Netflix Original) just GB
Jack Whitehall: Fatherhood with My Father (comedy special, Netflix Original) just GB
Arriving on September 11
Boxer (movie, Netflix Original) just PL
The Circle season 7 (TV show, Netflix Original)
Technoboys (movie, Netflix Original) just MX
Arriving on September 12
Ángel Di María: Breaking Down the Wall (documentary, Netflix Original) just AR
Billionaire Island (TV show, Netflix Original) just NO
Black Mass (movie)
Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 (TV show, Netflix Original)
Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter (documentary, Netflix Original)
Midnight at the Pera Palace season 2 (TV show, Netflix Original) just TR
Arriving on September 13
Officer Black Belt (movie, Netflix Original) just KR
Sector 36 (movie, Netflix Original) just IN
Uglies (movie, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 15
Ancient Aliens season 8 (TV show)
Heels season 1-2 (TV show)
Intervention season 23 (TV show)
Arriving on September 16
30 for 30: Catholics vs. Convicts (documentary)
30 for 30: Pony Excess (documentary)
30 for 30: Rand University (documentary)
30 for 30: The U (documentary)
30 for 30: The U Part 2 (documentary)
American Gangster (movie)
CoComelon season 11 (TV show, Netflix Original)
Entourage (TV show)
Arriving on September 17
Culinary Class Wars (TV show, Netflix Original) just KR
Live from The Other Side with Tyler Henry (live event, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 18
Envious (TV show, Netflix Original) just AR
Lopez vs. Lopez season 2 (TV show)
What’s Next? The Future with Bill Gates (documentary, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 19
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story (TV show, Netflix Original)
The Queen of Villains (TV show, Netflix Original) just JP
Twilight of the Gods (TV show, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 20
His Three Daughters (movie, Netflix Original)
KLASS 95: The Power of Beauty (TV show, Netflix Original) just CO
Arriving on September 24
Penelope season 1 (TV show)
Arriving on September 26
A True Gentleman (movie, Netflix Original) just TR
Everything Calls for Salvation season 2 (TV show, Netflix Original) just IT
Nobody Wants This (TV show, Netflix Original)
Arriving on September 27
Lisabl: The Uprising (movie, Netflix Original) just NG
Rez Ball (movie, Netflix Original)
We Were Kings (TV show, Netflix Original) just MX
Will & Harper (documentary, Netflix Original)
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The Crypto Industry Loudly Defends Telegram’s Pavel Durov
When the messaging app’s founder, Pavel Durov, was arrested, he received a flood of support from a multitrillion-dollar industry that relies on it.
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Keep Track of Your Favorite Things With This Samsung SmartTag2 4-Pack at 40% Off
Android users can get a lot of use out of these excellent smart tags, now just $15 each.
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You can now customize PlayStation DualSense Edge controllers on PC
PC gamers who use Sony’s PlayStation DualSense Edge controllers can now customize them using an updated PlayStation Accessories app. This app used to be called “Firmware updater for DualSense wireless controller” (a really long name).
Users can still use the app to update the controller’s firmware, which is necessary to ensure flawless operation. But the app also now lets DualSense Edge users adjust trigger deadzones, change layouts, modify stick sensitivity and alter controller vibration intensity. Naturally, you can swap between custom profiles for specific games on your PC for convenience.
While you can customize Sony’s more flexible and expensive DualSense Edge wireless controller, it’s currently not possible to do so for the standard DualSense controller. However, you can still use the app to update the firmware of both models. You can update both controllers using a USB or Bluetooth connection.
On a related note, Sony has been increasingly focused on the PC market, as it has brought major titles to PC (including God of War, The Last of Us Part I, Marvel’s Spider-Man and Horizon Zero Dawn) in recent years. PS VR2 support has also been live since early August, provided you shell out for an adapter.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/playstation/you-can-now-customize-playstation-dualsense-edge-controllers-on-pc-151715163.html?src=rss
PC gamers who use Sony’s PlayStation DualSense Edge controllers can now customize them using an updated PlayStation Accessories app. This app used to be called “Firmware updater for DualSense wireless controller” (a really long name).
Users can still use the app to update the controller’s firmware, which is necessary to ensure flawless operation. But the app also now lets DualSense Edge users adjust trigger deadzones, change layouts, modify stick sensitivity and alter controller vibration intensity. Naturally, you can swap between custom profiles for specific games on your PC for convenience.
While you can customize Sony’s more flexible and expensive DualSense Edge wireless controller, it’s currently not possible to do so for the standard DualSense controller. However, you can still use the app to update the firmware of both models. You can update both controllers using a USB or Bluetooth connection.
On a related note, Sony has been increasingly focused on the PC market, as it has brought major titles to PC (including God of War, The Last of Us Part I, Marvel’s Spider-Man and Horizon Zero Dawn) in recent years. PS VR2 support has also been live since early August, provided you shell out for an adapter.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/playstation/you-can-now-customize-playstation-dualsense-edge-controllers-on-pc-151715163.html?src=rss
Google Pixel 9a leak hints at major design changes – but we’re not convinced
Apparent prototype images of the Google Pixel 9’s mid-range companion have surfaced in Vietnamese tech circles.
Images of the rumored Google Pixel 9a have supposedly surfaced online, showing squared edges and a new camera housing.
Android Authority reports that two images of a possible Pixel 9a prototype were shared to Vietnamese tech forum Tinthe on August 6, before being shared to X (formerly Twitter) by user ShrimpApplePro on August 26.
The images suggest that the as-yet-unannounced device will have squared edges, in contrast to the rounded design of the Google Pixel 9.
Additionally, the iconic bar design camera housing – first added to Pixel phones in 2021 – has seemingly been ditched on this prototype, with its designers instead opting for a glossy ring encircling two lenses (see the images below).
Pixel 9aSource: some random post on Facebook pic.twitter.com/y8jwaQM6Z8August 26, 2024
The rest of the phone’s construction seems fairly standard, with a button and volume rocker visible on the right edge and a SIM tray, USB-C port and speaker grille along the bottom. The flat screen sports a punch-hole for a front-facing camera.
The supposed Pixel 9a prototype is seen in black in these images, with ShrimpApplePro suggesting it will be released in four colors before the end of the year.
We’re not sure on this one
The Google Pixel 8a in white (Image credit: Peter Hoffmann)
As for the accuracy of this leak, the lack of detail and relatively major changes on show here make it hard to take too seriously.
For starters, Android Authority notes that the original caption on the images claimed that the device in question would launch on August 13 – aka the release date for the Pixel 9 lineup – which has now long passed.
What’s more, A-series Pixels have generally followed the design of their ‘parent’ flagships. Last year’s Pixel 8a, for instance, was essentially a plastic Pixel 8, with a near-identical silhouette.
The squared edges seen in the leaked images seem to be made of metal, though it’s hard to tell with the suboptimal lighting and resolution. It’s not out of the question that Google would switch back to metal for the A-series, but it would be odd to have a budget-conscious option lead on design changes, since Google tends to introduce major Pixel design changes at the flagship level.
The images show an altered Google logo on the back of the phone, but this is a known tactic that manufacturers use to confuse leakers.
Launching the Pixel 9a before the end of the year would also break Google tradition, as A-series phones – which are positioned as mid-range alternatives to Google’s flagship Pixel phones – are typically released mid-year. However, as 9to5Google suggests, the changes could be an intentional move to distinguish the A-series from the flagship Pixel lineup.
At this point, then, it’s too unclear to say anything definitive; it’ll be up to Google to confirm whether any additional Pixel 9 phones are on the way. For an idea of what a rumored Pixel 9a could offer, check out our Google Pixel 9 review and Google Pixel 8a review.
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