‘Scoob!’ is the next big movie going straight to video on-demand

While Trolls is only available as a $20 rental, Warner will make this animated feature available for 48-hour rental at a price of $20, or purchase for $25, in the US and Canada starting on May… Originally posted here: ‘Scoob!’ is the next big movie going straight to video on-demand

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Fandango is buying Vudu’s video service from Walmart

Fandango isn’t exactly selling many movie tickets right now, as almost all theaters (save for some drive-ins) are closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Streaming, on the other hand, is… See original here: Fandango is buying Vudu’s video service from Walmart

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Bad WiFi forces pro darts players out of at-home matches

Anderson shared a screenshot of a speed test he conducted at his house. To put into context just how slow his internet is, average fixed broadband speeds in the UK are 67Mbps down and 20Mbps up,… Original post: Bad WiFi forces pro darts players out of at-home matches

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The Morning After: Ray tracing makes ‘Minecraft’ look like a new game

Congratulations, you made it through another week. Beyond recapping some of the key stories from the last few days, make sure you don’t miss some of the new stories that hit on Friday, like our… See the original post: The Morning After: Ray tracing makes ‘Minecraft’ look like a new game

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Formula E team fills the sports void with online marble races

Formula E is delivering more than realistic race simulations to fill the gap in broadcasts left by the temporary shutdown of conventional sports. The Envision Virgin Racing team has teamed up with… See the original post: Formula E team fills the sports void with online marble races

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