‘Splinter Cell’ main actor Tom Hardy worked closely with Ubisoft on the development of his character Sam Fisher. He admitted to being a gamer himself and revealed that he was a fan of the video games. He hinted that they would most likely begin shooting the film by 2016.

Reports say the movie won't be about killing another dog again and at this point, the plot of "John Wick 2" is becoming clear. Other movie details were also revealed.

LG Electronics has released its newest and top-notch smartphone in South Korea. The LG V10 is set to feature LG Gate and comes with UX 4.0+.

The BlackBerry Priv is rumored to be slated for release before the start of the holiday season. Blackberry’s CEO says that the Priv will determine the company’s future in the smartphone manufacturing business.

‘Indiana Jones 5’ is a planned addition to the popular action-adventure film series created by George Lucas. The sequel will reunite director Steven Spielberg and his leading man Harrison Ford, who plays the titular archaeologist and explorer Dr. Henry “Indiana” Jones. Spielberg admitted that if he had to choose one film of his to watch, he would choose ‘Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark’.

Apple updates its iMac with faster graphics cards and 4K display. The 2015 iMac is expected to launch on October 13 and be widely available on November, according to rumors.

The new Macbook Pro and Macbook Air are slated for a 2016 release to give way to Apple’s new iPad Pro. The Macbook Air, said to be the most inexpensive Apple laptop ever made, is much cheaper than the Microsoft Surface Pro at a price of $899.

Rocksteady Studios' Batman: Arkham Knight has been a fan favorite, even before the title was released. With it, mixed comments and emotions have stormed the web, with the tendency to make the game better from where it stands.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao's rematch is an ongoing rumor. Bob Arum, Top Rank's head and the latter's promoter has clarified that there are negotiations between both parties about the said rematch.

Google has rebuffed the accusation from a Motor Trend report that its Android Auto collects information to vehicles for advertising purposes. The search engine giant claims that they take their clients' privacy seriously.