Here are 6 movies that blatantly re-used footage from other movies

This is a fun one. Screen Rant came up with a list of movies that shows how films have recycled and reused scenes from other movies. This isn’t an act of homage or done in inspiration, this is footage taken from one movie (sometimes shot for shot!) and used again in another movie and hoping that no one would notice. You get to see it all side-by-side.

Google confirms commitment to Chrome OS, says it’s ‘here to stay’

Despite what recent rumors may suggest, Google is still fully committed to Chrome OS, saying it’s here to stay. The recent reports claimed that Google would be folding Chrome OS into Android as early as 2017, and it now appears as though that may not be the case. While Google admits to working on ways to bring the best of the two together, it notes that this does not mean the plan is to…

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Google announced today that its photos upload and sharing service, Google Photos, has hit 100 million monthly active users. This comes just five months after the Google spun its photo service out of the confines of Google+ and into its own app. No matter how you slice it, that’s pretty impressive for 5 months. It doesn’t begin to approach Instagram’s 400 million monthly active users,…

14 Things You Can Do in Android Marshmallow That You Couldn’t Do in Lollipop

Whether you’ve put in an order for a Nexus 6P or you’re patiently waiting for Android version 6.0 to reach your Galaxy S6, you’ll want to know what Marshmallow can do for you. It’s not a dramatic leap forward for Google’s mobile OS, but there are still a number of useful new features you’re going to want to know about.

10 more really fun movie mistakes that made it into the final version of the movie

People screw up. And in movies, you’d expect that when someone screws up that those scenes would just be played for laughs as outtakes or on a blooper reel. But sometimes everything else about the scene is so good and the screw up is so unexpectedly perfect for the movie that the directors include the screw up in the final film.