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We all know about the upcoming Super Mario movie, as the cast for that movie was revealed several months ago. While this is a movie based on Nintendo properties, it’s being produced by a third-party studio, Illumination Entertainment. But Nintendo bought its own animation studio for future projects But Nintendo bought its own animation studio for future projects It looks like, even before the Super Mario movie is out, Nintendo is looking to dive into the world of cinema....

This all started back in January 2020 when Sonos sued Google alleging that the latter stole its patented multiroom speaker technology. The company claimed Google got access to the technology through an earlier Play Music partnership and used it on its smart speakers without appropriate licensing. Sonos filed two lawsuits against the internet giant, alleging violations of other patents as well. It then followed with another lawsuit in September 2020, alleging that Google’s entire Chromecast and Nest lineup infringe on its five audio patents....

The stable version of Chrome 94 on mobile changes the tab group situation The stable version of Chrome 94 on mobile changes the tab group situation Chrome users on mobile have been lamenting Google’s decision to include the tab groups in the mobile version. When you access your tabs on mobile, instead of getting a vertical scrolling list of your tabs, they’re all separated into groups. With the latest update, the tab groups are still here, but Google is making them less “in your face....

T-Mobile how has 5G in three more states T-Mobile how has 5G in three more states If you look at any map that shows a carrier’s signal coverage, you’ll see a trend: most states in the central United States have little to no coverage at all. This goes especially for 5G coverage. Right now, T-Mobile covers more of the nation, but for a while, Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio were left in the dust....

According to internal documents revealed by TMO.Report, T-Mobile will launch a new support policy that will require users to pay a unified “Device Connection Charge”. It will be a one-time $35 (plus applicable taxes) charge, which users would have to pay when activating a new device with T-Mobile or adding an existing device to the network. T-Mobile subsequently confirmed the reports saying the charge would apply to all new mobile broadband devices....