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If you're like us who are in need of some measure of good hope that things "will be okay" after Avengers: Infinity War, then anything related to Avengers 4 ought to do the trick, right? Interestingly, Marvel still has one other film slated to launch before we see the aftermath of #TheSnappening, and Good Lord did they finally give…
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Scientists have recently managed to create a material stronger than spider silk. Why, the scientific community just considers spider silk as the strongest bio-based material known to man. What exactly does this mean for the rest of the scientific community? How will this material change fields such as medicine and engineering? And of course, for…
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Last night or early morning for most of us, Blizzard dropped major announcements for (almost) all of their games. We have new maps, servers, heroes, and so much more! We have them listed down here, so go read it and watch the videos while I go watch the Overwatch World Cup. Betting on South Korea to…
Read MoreJust a few months ago, we saw the release of AMD's Ryzen CPU line up with the Ryzen 7 and 5, with Ryzen 3 coming in the near future. Now we have new buzz in the CPU scene, with Intel officially announcing its X299 enthusiast platform featuring the Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X processors. But oddly enough, the…
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The press conferences of E3 2017 are all done and the What's a Geek team reflects on the games that caught everyone's eye. This year's E3 doesn't feel as heavy hitting as E3 2016, but that doesn't mean the conference is devoid of exciting content. There are plenty of new surprises, returning franchises, and established…
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FOX & National Geographic bring history to life with the launch of an original, fully scripted mini-series event exploring the ‘man behind the mind’ – Albert Einstein. Genius premieres in the Philippines on Wednesday, April 26 at 8PM on National Geographic.
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