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 Ahead of the season two premiere of hit TV show Severance, Apple is marketing the show with a fun Severance pop-up at the Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
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It's been almost a year since the ACP expired, and experts say it probably won't make a comeback anytime soon.
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I've been cooking meal kits nonstop for five years and have learned how to make a subscription work hard for me. These are the biggest mistakes people make when choosing and cooking meal kits.
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Sony has revealed a first proper look at Until Dawn, the movie adaptation of Supermassive's choose-your-own-adventure horror game. Rather than offering up a teaser or a trailer, the company has opted to unleash more of a vignette, with the film's writer and director explaining how their project differs from the game.
As mentioned during Sony's CES 2025 keynote last week, Until Dawn has a new story and different characters from the original work. Director David F. Sandberg (Lights Out, Shazam!) says the film has "sort of the same tone, the same vibe, but it expands on the universe."
In the game, the characters' fates are determined by your narrative choices, many of which lead to grisly deaths for them. There will be something similar at play here, as things start over and the characters get to try again after everything goes to hell, Sandberg explained. "Every time they come back to life, it's like they're in a new horror genre," the director added. "To survive, they have to make it until dawn."
It's an interesting attempt to replicate the structure of a video game, in which you can just start over if things aren't going your way. That said, the premise does make Until Dawn sound a little like the very fun
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It's looking more and more like the rumored ultra-thin iPhone we've been hearing about for the last few months will get Apple's "Air" branding. In the Power On newsletter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the iPhone 17 lineup will feature a new model that could be called the iPhone 17 Air, and it'll be roughly 2 millimeters thinner than any other model we've seen yet. "It will have a base-level A19 chip and a single-lens camera system," Gurman notes, and will serve "as a testing ground for future technologies, including ones that could allow for foldable devices." That and the upcoming new iPhone SE will use Apple's first in-house modem, according to Gurman.
We're also likely to see upgrades to the entry-level iPad that will make it compatible with Apple Intelligence. Gurman reports that the next generation of iPad will get the A17 Pro chip and 8 GB of memory. That news should come in the spring along with the iPhone SE and new iPad Air models, according to Gurman.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/mobile/this-year-could-bring-the-iphone-air-and-an-entry-leve
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