In a nutshell: Square Enix has unexpectedly launched a remastered version of The Last Remnant on Android and iOS. It’s great news for fans of the title and perhaps better news for those bummed over the recently announced delay of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Remastered Edition.

The Last Remnant is a role-playing game that was originally released by Square Enix on the Xbox 360 in late 2008 before finding its way to Windows PC a few months later. Square Enix reportedly had a variant for the

Highly anticipated: Think you’ve seen every Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker teaser and trailer the Internet has to offer? Maybe… or maybe you haven’t yet viewed Amazon’s exclusive special look that’s “hidden” on the site?

Fortunately, gaining access to the nearly two-minute-long behind-the-scenes clip is easy enough . On the web or in the Amazon app, simply type #TheRiseofSkywalker into the search bar and run the query. If you have a Fire

What just happened? If you own an iPhone, you have probably been frustrated at one time or another that you cannot share your Live Photos with others unless they have an iPhone as well. Twitter is changing that today with a new feature that allows you to post your Live Photos as GIFs.

There are apps that can convert Apple’s special Live Photo image format into an animated GIF, but Twitter announced Wednesday that it is making it easy by doing the conversion natively. It really could not be more simple.

What just happened? Sling TV, the over-the-top Internet television service from Dish Network, is now more flexible than ever. The provider this week has enabled its Cloud DVR service on ESPN channels, allowing viewers to record the action on these Disney-owned channels for the first time.

Up to this point, trying to record ESPN programming would prompt a notification saying that it simply wasn’t allowed.

The newfound freedom is applicable across ESPN, ESPN2, ACC Network, SEC Network, ESPN Bases

Cutting corners: Stingrays are nothing new, but their use by law enforcement is still shrouded in secrecy, even after numerous attempts to regulate them. Civil right advocates have long called for more transparency on the matter, but after seeing how difficult it is to get access to public records pertaining to the use of cell site simulators by CBP and ICE, the American Civil Liberties Union are suing the two government agencies in an effort to bring that information to light.

Privacy seems to be at a premium these days, and even

Why it matters: NASA is keen on returning astronauts to the Moon within the next five years, a project it sees as a stepping stone in eventually getting humans to Mars. Even with the logistics of long-distance space travel worked out, scientists will need to carefully consider where they want to land on Mars as this could be the difference between a mission’s success and failure.

For a manned mission to Mars to have any chance of long-term success, astronauts will need to be able to harvest some

Something to look forward to: Remember when ultrawide gaming monitors used to be prohibitively expensive? That’s certainly not the case anymore. If you’re after a 34-inch 21:9 display with a high refresh-rate, AOC has a couple of products you might want to consider.

The CU34G2 and CU34G2X do share a lot of specs: 3440 x 1440 resolution, 300 nits max brightness, 15

Why it matters: For unleashing creativity across all ages, it's hard to beat Lego, the latest proof of which is given by Daniel West, creator of the Universal LEGO Sorting Machine. Combining AI, Lego bricks, motors and a Raspberry Pi, among other things, his creation is able to sort every Lego piece the company has ever made into 18 different buckets depending upon their category, hence the use of 'Universal' in the name.

Are you sick of sorting Legos? West was, apparently