A new Star Wars movie is reportedly in the works, and it has a director (updated)A new Star Wars movie is reportedly in the works, and it has a director (updated)

Update: The Exegol element of Deadline's story has been refuted by Borys Kit, who broke THR's report on the film. We've kept a few references to the planet in our story below just for clarity, but otherwise expect the movie to be set elsewhere. 

Original story: The existence of a new Star Wars movie has been reported by multiple outlets, and it's

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Apex Legends players can return to Kings Canyon this weekendApex Legends players can return to Kings Canyon this weekend

Respawn is taking Apex Legends players back in time this weekend by bringing back the game's original Kings Canyon map for a limited period. 

Apex Legends may only be just over a year old but across the game’s first two seasons we watched the Kings Canyon map evolve before it was replaced in October 2019 with a brand new map, World’s Edge, which is

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Bose Home Speaker deals offer big sound for less this weekendBose Home Speaker deals offer big sound for less this weekend

Bose speaker deals are a great way to save cash on usually expensive premium audio. Bose are renowned for their powerful sound, leading the charge in high-quality listening across their range of headphones and speaker systems. This weekend, you can save on one of the most impressive Bose speakers out there - the Bose Home Speaker 500. 

This Bose

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Android 11 could let you double-tap the back of your Pixel to launch appsAndroid 11 could let you double-tap the back of your Pixel to launch apps

The first Developer Preview of Android 11 continues to reveal new features that Google has in the pipeline for its mobile operating system – including a new gesture where you could double-tap the back of your Pixel phone to launch apps and actions.

The feature isn't properly enabled yet but has been spotted in the Android 11 code by XDA Developers.

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What Sony's history of backward compatibility tells us about PS5What Sony's history of backward compatibility tells us about PS5

So, the PS5 is on its way, and it’s going head-to-head with the equally next-gen Xbox Series X console. And while it’s tempting to look at the hefty PS4 sales figures as a sign that Sony’s dominance will continue, there is one area that the Xbox One clearly overtook, and that’s backward compatibility.

What’s that, you ask? Backward compatibility is

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Inventor of copy and paste dies at 74Inventor of copy and paste dies at 74

Computer scientist Larry Tesler, bets known for inventing the computer concepts of cut, copy and paste, has passed away at age 74.

Tesler was born in New York in 1945 and he studied computer science at Stanford. After graduation, he worked in the university's genetics and computer science departments before becoming a research assistant at the

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