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- First U.S. coronavirus death confirmed in Washington state
- This is the last week to preorder Samsung’s Galaxy S20
- YouTube TV will keep streaming Fox RSNs and YES Network during negotiations with Sinclair
- 9 new trailers you should watch this week
- How to stop Spectrum junk mail
- Bob Iger got Disney into the streaming wars, so what happens once he’s gone?
- 1More True Wireless ANC headphones review: great features, not-so-great fit
| First U.S. coronavirus death confirmed in Washington state Posted: 29 Feb 2020 01:44 PM PST  A do not enter sign has been taped to the door at Bothell High School in Bothell, Washington. It is closed for disinfection after a family member of a staffer was put in quarantine for possible coronavirus | Photo by David Ryder/Getty Images A person in Washington state died after contracting the novel coronavirus, health authorities announced on Saturday. It is the first death attributed to the virus in the U.S. Officials also announced two new cases in Washington state linked to a long-term care facility, including the first confirmed case in a healthcare worker in the United States. "We are dealing with an emergency evolving situation," Amy Reynolds, of the Washington state health department, told the Associated Press. A spokesperson for EvergreenHealth Medical Center in King County, Washington confirmed to the AP that the patient died there. The patient who died was a man in his 50s with chronic underlying health conditions, Jeff Duchin, a health officer for Public... |
| This is the last week to preorder Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Posted: 29 Feb 2020 08:00 AM PST  Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Samsung's new Galaxy S20 series of phones will release this coming Friday, March 6th. This leaves you with a whole week to decide whether you want to preorder the S20, S20 Plus, or S20 Ultra. There's nothing wrong with waiting for release day before you make a decision. But if you're already planning on buying one, you'll get looped into some good preorder incentives if you commit this week. No matter which retailer you decide to preorder a phone through, running your receipt through the Shop Samsung app on iOS or Android will get you some gift card credit. Samsung will give S20 buyers a $100 voucher to use at its online store. The S20 Plus will net you a $150 gift card, and the S20 Ultra comes with a $200 credit. The best preorder... |
| YouTube TV will keep streaming Fox RSNs and YES Network during negotiations with Sinclair Posted: 29 Feb 2020 07:50 AM PST  Sports fans don't have to worry about their local teams disappearing from YouTube TV after all. Not yet, anyway. Last night, YouTube tweeted that it has agreed to a temporary extension with Sinclair Broadcast Group, which now owns many Fox-branded regional sports networks (RSNs) and the YES Network, to keep those channels in its lineup as the two sides hammer out a longer-term carriage agreement. Earlier in the week, YouTube TV emailed customers to notify them that the sports networks would likely be leaving the service on February 29th due to stalled talks on a renewal. "This is a reflection of the rising cost of sports content," the company said in a follow-up tweet. "You may have noticed several other TV services have also decided to... |
| 9 new trailers you should watch this week Posted: 29 Feb 2020 07:00 AM PST  Image: Amazon As the leader of The Verge's Pride & Prejudice (2005) fan group, I obviously went to go see Emma last weekend. It was great! The trailer made me worried that the film would be too stylized and stark, but I was actually really impressed at how it balanced those elements were while still telling the straight story. The film uses a lot of the stylized humor to set up its characters and world, then slowly fades it out as the drama ratchets up. Emma's father is constantly ridiculous, a key love interest is dressed down before he's built back up, and a secondary character is annoying to exaggerated lengths, nicely setting up how she later impacts the plot. Finding that balance between stylized humor and natural storytelling always seems... |
| How to stop Spectrum junk mail Posted: 29 Feb 2020 07:00 AM PST  Photo by Robert Alexander/Getty Images For years, I have been getting inundated with physical junk mail from my internet service provider (ISP), Charter Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable). In huge red capital letters, the envelopes are stamped "OPEN UPON RECEIPT" or "NOTICE" or "IMPORTANT ACCOUNT INFORMATION." I always open them, just in case there is a legitimate problem and my internet is about to be shut off. Every single time, I get duped. Instead of legitimate account notices, the mailers are ads trying to get me to upgrade my plan or buy more services from Spectrum. In addition to tree-killing paper mailers I can at least recycle, Spectrum often likes to mix in unrecyclable thick plastic cards. It's not like I can switch internet service providers to get away from... |
| Bob Iger got Disney into the streaming wars, so what happens once he’s gone? Posted: 29 Feb 2020 06:30 AM PST  Photo: Disney Between 2006 and now, Disney spent around $100 billion to become the unbeatable giant it is today, snapping up Pixar, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, BAMTech, and 21st Century Fox. While the acquisitions were made as the result of teamwork across a number of divisions, they were mostly led by two people: Bob Iger, who was CEO up until Tuesday, and Kevin Mayer, head of Disney's direct-to-consumer division and the man in charge of all things streaming. Now, with Iger preparing to leave by the end of 2021, all eyes are on what comes next for Mayer. Mayer helped develop Disney's current streaming landscape and was largely seen as the company's heir apparent. So it came as a surprise to many when Disney announced its parks head, Bob Chapek, would... |
| 1More True Wireless ANC headphones review: great features, not-so-great fit Posted: 29 Feb 2020 06:00 AM PST 1More's earbuds sound great, but the fit might not be for everyone |
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