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Somehow, another wave of Baby Yoda toys based on Disney Plus' The Mandalorian has been revealed, and among them is arguably the biggest treat yet: a Baby Yoda Lego minifigure. He comes with the $129.99 Razor Crest set, the ship commanded by the titular Mandalorian. And yes, he's adorable.

The set is a pretty elaborate thing, and it comes with minifigures of Greef Karga and IG-11 from the show. Fans of The Mandalorian, though, may be wondering where Gina Carano's Cara Dune and Nick Nolte's Kuiil are. Hey, maybe they'll turn up in a future set. It's unclear if this set includes Baby Yoda's broth bowl. 

Check out the full set below, which starts shipping from September 2020: 

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Somehow, that's not the only Baby Yoda on the way in Lego form. You'll be able to pick these two up in stores this August, too, as the Baby Yoda merch train lurches into full force (no pun intended):

Baby Yoda is unstoppable

The Mandalorian also took over Good Morning America in the US today, as Baby Yoda wares were shown off for the whole of America (who happen to be watching TV in the morning) to enjoy. The entire thing might remind you of that Simpsons episode with Funzo, but the talking Baby Yoda toy does look kind of cute.

Anyway, enjoy all of this until the internet turns on Baby Yoda later this year, as is the inevitable fate of all memes. 

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The best gaming laptops are the only way to go if you want a portable that will help you top the score boards. Once you have one of these laptops in your arsenal, not only will you enjoy the most immersive gaming experience, but you’ll also have an edge over your rivals.

That’s because gaming laptops are closing the performance gap between them and the best gaming PCs. The best gaming laptops, especially, are packed with the latest mobile versions of cutting-edge internals, from Intel Coffee Lake Refresh and Ice Lake processors to Nvidia Turing and AMD Navi graphics cards. They’re also armed with speedy SSDs for maximum performance.

There’s no PC game that the best gaming laptops can’t handle. So whether you’re a casual gamer who plays in your spare time or a competitive pro who needs the most powerful internals, there’s no better investment. Lucky for you, we’ve gathered the best gaming laptops on the market for every budget and need, each of which we tested and reviewed ourselves.

Best gaming laptops 2020 at a glance

1. Alienware Area-51m – the best gaming laptop
2. Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX701 – the best thin and powerful gaming laptop
3. MSI GS65 Stealth – the most aesthetic gaming laptop
4. Razer Blade – the most portable gaming laptop
5. Lenovo Legion Y740 – the most accessible gaming laptop
6. Alienware m17 (2019) – the future-proof gaming laptop
7. MSI GT75 Titan – the thiccest gaming laptop
8. Asus ROG Strix GL502 – the most stylish gaming laptop
9. Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX531GX – the slimmest gaming laptop
10. Origin Evo16-S – the best mix of portability and power in a gaming laptop

Best gaming laptops 2020

If you fell head over heels upon seeing the Alienware Area-51m’s stunning yet quirky white chassis, you’re not alone. And, if you happen to shell out that couple of thousand dollars based on looks alone, we’d be the last people to judge. Anyway, you’ll be happy to know that it wasn’t all for naught, as this gaming laptop – or rather, the best among the best gaming laptops of 2020 – packs a hefty punch, gaming-wise. This is so far the most powerful gaming laptop on the market currently, and you won’t be able to help but be impressed. Its comfy keyboard and VR readiness are just cherries on top.

Read the full review: Alienware Area-51m

These days, the best gaming laptop manufacturers are scrambling to craft the thinnest gaming laptop packing raw power. Right now, the one that might be leading the charge is the Asus ROG Zephyrus GX701. At just 0.7 inches thick, this beast of a laptop boasts an Intel Coffee Lake Core i7 chip, Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Max-Q graphics and 16GB of RAM. That means you can play any PC game under the sun on Ultra, and also take it with you wherever you go – ideal for travelers with a penchant for gaming. Plus, it’s packed with RGB lighting that’ll dazzle just about anyone.

Read the full review: Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX701 

Play some of the best PC games on the move and very discreetly with the MSI GS65 Stealth, which might just be the gaming laptop of your dreams if you’re a traveler. Coming in at just 0.69 inches thick and packing impressive internals like Intel Coffee Lake processors and Nvidia GeForce GTX 10-series – refreshed with RTX 20-series graphics at CES – the MSI GS65 Stealth packs a punch in its very thing package. There’s nothing you won’t be able to throw at this thing that’ll slow it down. And, thanks to the smart aesthetic, you’ll be able to lug this beefy rig everywhere you go, making it among the best gaming laptops to hit the streets. 

Read the full review: MSI GS65 Stealth 

For several years now, the Razer Blade has constantly been named one of the best gaming laptops on the market. For good reason, since it rocks some powerful components and boasts a stunning display in its elegant chassis. That’s true for the 2019 model as well, which now rocks up to an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080. That is, frankly, a ton of power for a laptop with this thin. If that’s not enough graphics power for you, you can use the Razer Core for future expansion. Make no mistake: it is pricey; but it might be worth it if style and power are equally important to you.

Read the full review: Razer Blade

The Lenovo Legion Y740 packs a lot of muscles inside its stylish yet accessible chassis, combining a very high refresh rate, Nvidia Turing graphics and a powerful processor with a gloriously effective thermal cooling, a nifty cable management system and a number of applications to make it truly yours. It’s as close to a complete package as you can get, wrapped in a beautiful chassis that you’d be proud to show off to friends and strangers. It still has the remnants of that gaming aesthetic, but it’s made classy so that you could be gaming in public without anyone knowing. Despite its shortcomings – unfortunate keyboard and webcam placement, as well as its subpar battery life – it’s still one of the best gaming laptops to date.

Read the full review: Lenovo Legion Y740

Dell has reinvented its flagship gaming brand. The Alienware m17 (2019) touts more powerful internals and a bold new design you won’t see on any other gaming laptop of its caliber. This Alienware gaming laptop looks good inside and out, so you can have the most immersive gaming experience of your life and look good while gaming, whether you’re at home on your couch or at a cafe. That’s not all; it’s impressively portable as well, with a thin and light chassis that’s ideal for gaming on the go. This is a well-rounded gaming laptop that is worth every penny you spend on it, though you will be spending a hefty amount.

Read the full review: Alienware m17 (2019)

Some gaming laptops just don’t pull any punches, allowing you to run any game you can think of on Ultra without breaking a sweat – and the MSI GT75 Titan is an excellent example. It’s the king of desktop replacements, fitted with 6-core Intel Coffee Lake processors, plenty of RAM and powerful Nvidia Pascal graphics. Aptly named, this is indeed a titan, and is neither portable nor cafe-friendly. However, if raw power is what you’re after, this is the best gaming laptop for you. Just be prepared to shell out the silver.

Read the full review: MSI GT75 Titan

It may not have the most original or innovative design, trading in the usual black and red aesthetic for one that makes you feel like its Halloween all year round (no complaints here, but some might find it particularly unattractive). Yet, Asus ROG Strix GL502 is still one of the best laptops when it comes to gaming in 1080p. In fact, during our tests, we were able to crank the settings all the way up in Overwatch without ever dipping below 60fps. It doesn’t offer the longest battery life, but there’s an easy fix – just have your charger on hand at all times. Rounding it all out are the display, power and onboard sound system, all of which more than make up for that middling battery life.

Read the full review: Asus ROG Strix GL502

• This product is only available in the US and UK at the time of this writing. Australian readers: check out a fine alternative in the Alienware 17 R5

Thin like an Ultrabook, yet powerful like a gaming laptop should, and with a very effective cooling system to boot, the Asus Zephyrus S GX531GX is one of the best gaming laptops we’ve gotten our hands on in 2020. It packs an 8th-generation Intel Core i7 backed by Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Max-Q graphics and up to 24GB RAM, which means that this beast should take you a long way in gaming, whether you’re a casual gamer or a pro. We’re massive fans, though probably not of that price tag. This pricey powerhouse is not for the shallow-pocketed, but with premium components come a premium price. Only invest if you’ve got the tenders.

Read the full review: Asus Zephyrus S GX531GX

There’s definitely a lot to love about the Origin Evo16-S. This gaming laptop doesn’t just swagger with more than enough power to handle most AAA games without frame drops or stuttering, which is already a reason on its own to buy it. It also keeps all that power in a chassis that’s particularly thin and light for a gaming laptop. And, it boasts better than average battery life to boot, which is always a nice welcome when you’ve got a gaming laptop. It’s got its share of shortcomings, sure: we’d like to see a more vibrant display and better sounding speakers. Plus, it isn’t exactly the most affordable gaming laptop out there. However, if you’ve got a bit of money to spare, you’ll have an amazing gaming experience on the go with the Origin Evo16-S.

Read the full review: Origin Evo16-S

Choosing the best gaming laptop

When choosing the best gaming laptop for you, there are a few things you must take into account.

First and foremost, the most crucial thing to consider in the best gaming laptops is how well they play the latest games. When creating this list, not only do we delve deep into the specifications of each gaming laptop to see if they are up to snuff, but we also run benchmarks on each one to check out the raw performance.

Benchmarks only tell part of the story however. So, we also make sure we play a number of the latest games on each laptop to see just how well they perform. It's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it.

Display, sound quality, keyboard, trackpad and the overall design of the laptop matter as well, so these are definitely things you’d want to check out before hitting that buy button.

In fact, if the device scores highly in all these areas, it has a good chance of making it to our best gaming laptops 2020 list. That means you can buy any of the best gaming laptops in this list in full confidence that you're getting a killer gaming device that will last you for years to come.

Gabe Carey, Bill Thomas and Michelle Rae Uy have also contributed to this article

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Both Olympiacos and Arsenal come into tonight match off the back of emphatic 4-0 wins in their domestic leagues. So if it's goals you're hoping for, we'll help you discover how to get an Olympiacos vs Arsenal live stream – no matter where in the world you are.

After a series of draws, the Gunners notched up an impressive Premier League win over Newcastle that moved them within six points of a Champions League spot.

Similarly, tonight's home side warmed up for their Europa League clash with a convincing win over bottom-of-the-table Panionios to maintain their two-point lead at the top of the Greek Super League.

It's honours even for these sides in terms of recent meetings, with both having won four of their previous eight encounters against each other. The most recent fixture at the Stadio Georgios Karaiskakis involving the two teams was a 2015 3-0 win for the Gunners which saw Olivier Giroud bag a hat-trick. Only Hector Bellerín and Mesut
Özil remain from the Arsenal team that played that night.

Olympiacos have not lost at home at all this season apart for a 3-2 defeat to Bayern Munich in October in the Champions League, and will be a tough nut to crack for Mikel Arteta's side.

Read on to find out how to watch what looks set to be well-matched Europa League clash, no matter where you are in the world, with TechRadar's guide to getting a Olympiacos vs Arsenal live stream.

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Use a VPN to watch Europa League football when away from home

Scroll down to find out your football viewing options in some of the major Europa League watching countries around the world. And if you're out of the country for this game week and are worried that you won't catch the game, don't sweat. With the option of using a VPN service, you can tune into those fixtures no matter where you are in the world. And best of all, it's really easy to do.

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When the original TicWatch Pro was released in 2018 we called it 'the best smartwatch you've never heard of'. A year and a half later, Mobvoi is releasing an upgraded version called the TicWatch Pro 2020.

This new smartwatch comes with a few improved features from the older device, but it doesn't seem to be a vastly different smartwatch.

The main change is that the new TicWatch Pro 2020 has 1GB RAM, twice that of its predecessor which should mean the device is a lot snappier. We didn't mind the lower RAM in the original device, but it's hard to argue against a processing upgrade.

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The design of the new TicWatch Pro 2020 is also a little different, with new 'military standard 810G durability'. This, according to Mobvoi, helps it withstand extreme temperatures, hard hits as well as water and dust. Expect a much more rugged device if you opt for the 2020 version.

Those seem to be the two big changes from the 2018 TicWatch Pro for the 2020 model, and the rest seems largely the same. 

The battery life (which we called 'mediocre' in our review) is likely to be similar as it's the same tech as before, there's a 1.39-inch AMOLED screen and it also has a stainless steel body.

The new TicWatch Pro 2020 is available immediately, and you can pick it up from the Mobvoi website as well as Amazon. It costs £222.99 (roughly £290, AU$430), that is almost the same as the original TicWatch Pro at $249.99 / £219.99 / AU$369.99.

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Microsoft has announced that there will be more Mixed Reality Dev Days for 2020, and not just in the US, but in a couple of other countries too.

Specifically, these events will take place in Redmond, Washington on May 16 and 17 (just before Microsoft’s Build conference), and there will also be events in Germany and Japan. The dates for these European and Asian tours are yet to be confirmed, as are the venues.

Last year, Microsoft also held these Dev Days in May, except only at Redmond (which is where Microsoft’s HQ is based). The idea is to give developers a chance to network, and benefit from various sessions, which in 2019 included a crash course on eye-tracking, as well as sessions on HoloLens 2 (as you’d expect) and developing AR apps among many others.

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One developer on Twitter asked if Microsoft would bring the event to France, and the Mixed Reality team hinted that further expansion may be in the cards: “Last year we did the event just in Redmond. This year we decided to do a single event in Europe and Asia as well. We want to take baby steps in growing the event, make sure we get it right, and then we will work on expanding further.”

Headset headwinds

This shows that Microsoft is still keen on pushing Mixed Reality, even if – outside of HoloLens 2 – the actual hardware appears to be dwindling away before our eyes.

If you look at the Windows Mixed Reality headsets which are now sold on the Microsoft Store, there is now only one model offered, at least in the UK and US (when there used to be a number of headsets from different manufacturers on sale). And indeed in the US, the listed Samsung HMD Odyssey+ is out of stock (at the time of writing), so you can’t actually buy one at all.

Further note that Microsoft appears to be taking a cautious approach to VR on console, as we heard recently when Phil Spencer confirmed that the Xbox Series X will not support VR at launch.

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Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord will be out in early access form on Steam and the Epic Games Store come March 31.

TaleWorlds has just announced the release date of the highly anticipated sequel to Mount & Blade: Warband, which was launched back in 2010 (it was a standalone expansion that followed the original Mount & Blade game which emerged in 2008). Bannerlord is one of our most anticipated PC games of 2020, by the way.

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Getting a piece of the early access action will set you back $49.99/€49.99/£39.99 (around AU$77) and as mentioned you’ll be able to purchase Bannerlord through Steam or the Epic Games Store, or directly via the TaleWorlds website.

So what can you expect after waiting a decade for the latest instalment of the medieval combat-driven RPG? Much better graphics, for starters, with a more fleshed-out fighting system, and the introduction of siege warfare, as well as the addition of diplomacy and barter.

In fact, Bannerlord will offer a full simulated economy, where the prices of goods vary according to supply and demand, as well as a weapon crafting system.

Promises, promises…

It’s easy to make such promises, of course, and another thing to make sure that all these different cogs whirr seamlessly together to make a convincing medieval world – but at least you’ll soon be able to take the plunge and discover the reality of how Bannerlord is shaping up.

And of course help to hone the game, because as the developer notes: “TaleWorlds feels that the time has come to bring players on-board through an Early Access release to work alongside the studio in bringing Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord to completion.

“TaleWorlds are more than familiar with this type of release after helping to pioneer Early Access as a release method with their original title, Mount & Blade, and are confident that this approach is of great value to the quality of the final product.”

We’ll hear more info on how the early access will work closer to the launch date, the developer promises.

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Spoilers follow. 

We're on the barren planet Vergessen, in a facility called The Seven Domes, and a man in a Starfleet uniform is being brutally operated on by an unknown party. His eye is removed, and we see that it's cybernetic – revealing that he was, at one time, assimilated by the Borg. It's clear from the flippant tone of the 'doctor' that this operation is being performed against the man's will. Suddenly, Seven of Nine appears. She kills everyone in the room, then weeps over the man on the table. "I'm so sorry, my child." she says as she mercy kills him.

It's 13 years later, the present day, and in Stardust City bar, a dishevelled Bruce Maddox sits in a booth. A woman approaches and he tells her that his facility was destroyed by the Tal Shiar, and that he doesn't know how he'll ever repay her loan. She offers him a drink and he accepts, choking and collapsing after taking a sip. Aboard the La Sirena, Seven of Nine and Picard meet in his holo-study and discuss his mission to find Soji. On the bridge, Raffi and Rios talk about Seven, noting that she used to be a Borg, and Dr. Jurati smiles as she watches a home video of her and Bruce Maddox baking cookies. Seems they were an item.

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Finally arriving at Freecloud, the crew of the La Sirena hatches a plan to extract Bruce Maddox from the clutches of Jay, the woman who poisoned his drink – and the head of a powerful Stardust City crime syndicate. Seems Jay is interested in Borg implants, especially if they're in a living body, and Seven agrees to pretend to be traded for Maddox. The crew beams down to the city in disguise, and Picard – wearing an eyepatch and sounding like Werner Herzog – presents Seven to Jay, who recognises her. Elsewhere in Stardust City, Raffi locates her estranged son, Gabriel, who doesn't want her back in his life.

Back at the exchange, Seven suddenly grabs Jay by the neck and tells Picard to take Maddox and go. It's revealed that Jay was the one responsible for mutilating Seven's friend in the intro flashback, and many other former Borg, to harvest their parts. She's here to settle a score. Picard tells Seven there's no solace in revenge, and after a scuffle they all beam back to the La Sirena with Maddox. Seven says her goodbyes to Picard, but beams back to Stardust City and confronts Jay. Despite Picard thinking there's a place for mercy in the galaxy, Seven disagrees and violently kills her old enemy.

In the sickbay of the La Sirena, Maddox is in bad shape. He tells Picard that Soji is aboard the Artifact – the Borg cube captured by the Romulans – and that he sent her and Dahj to find out the truth about an anti-synth conspiracy involving Starfleet. He says this is the same group that is now hunting Soji, and that they're hiding something about the ban on synths. Then, in the show's most shocking moment so far, Jurati cuts off Maddox's life support and kills him. "I wish you knew what I know." she says to him, her eyes filling with tears.

Verdict: Picard is really hitting its stride now, and I loved seeing the Blade Runner-esque Stardust City. Usually when we visit planets in Star Trek, it's clearly just a forest outside Los Angeles, or a cardboard set. But now with a modern TV budget, we're seeing the Trek universe as we never have before. This was a great caper episode, and we enjoyed the more light-hearted tone – at least until that grim ending.

Extra data

• In this episode Seven of Nine is revealed to be a member of the Fenris Rangers, an independent group of peacekeepers trying to maintain law and order in the Neutral Zone – including, with increasing difficulty, the troubled planet Vashti, which we visited last week.
• Brian Brophy played Bruce Maddox in Next Generation episode The Measure of a Man, but sadly not in Picard. He's now played by jobbing TV actor John Ales, who recently appeared alongside Bryan Cranston in cancelled Amazon crime drama Sneaky Pete.
• Seven of Nine mentions the USS Voyager, a Federation starship that, while it was lost in the Delta Quadrant, liberated her from the Borg Collective. She returned to the Alpha Quadrant aboard Voyager and lived on Earth, before later joining the Fenris Rangers.

Star Trek: Picard is available to watch on CBS All Access every Thursday in the US, and every Friday on Amazon Prime Video internationally.

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Mac users will soon get the benefit of karaoke-style time-synced lyrics to accompany Apple Music songs, as the feature has been spotted in the latest beta of macOS.

Previously, only plaintext lyrics were available with macOS, and real-time lyrics synced to the song playing were only enjoyed by iPhone, iPad or Apple TV users. But with the macOS 10.15.4 beta, the feature has arrived on the Mac desktop.

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As spotted by 9 to 5 Mac (via an eagle-eyed reader, Mike Xu, on Twitter), the release notes for the beta confirm that real-time lyrics have been added: “The Music app now supports time-synced lyrics for Apple Music subscribers.”

Waxing lyrical

So that means that all those running the latest version of macOS (Catalina) will get this when the public release is pushed out, hopefully in March (unless the functionality is dropped from macOS between now and then, although that seems very unlikely).

Those using the beta version of macOS can check out the new feature by clicking on the quotation mark button (top-right of the interface) in the Music app, which displays the lyrics (although not every song supports real-time lyrics – but newer releases should).

Apple doesn’t rely on third-parties for its lyrics, incidentally, preferring to transcribe them itself.

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Netflix has revealed everything new that's coming to the service in the US in March 2020, and there are some clear highlights in there. On the originals front, you can look forward to new seasons of Ozark and the animated hit series Castlevania (one of the best anime around).

Unless the date gets revealed after the fact, then, it looks like we won't be seeing The Umbrella Academy season 2 this month, even though the streaming service has started teasing the show's return with a series of character posters. 

When it comes to classic movies, too, this month has plenty of new additions to get excited about. Scorsese crime epic Goodfellas lands in March, a strong companion piece to the streaming service's big-budget original The Irishman. The Shawshank Redemption, There Will Be Blood, Silver Linings Playbook and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy are also among the highlights. Don't sleep on Killing Them Softly, either, a superb Brad Pitt crime picture with a great supporting performance from the late James Gandolfini.

Meanwhile, Netflix is also losing a few favorites. Black Panther leaves on March 3, joining Disney Plus in March instead. Zodiac (March 3), Men in Black (March 14), Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, the Kill Bill movies and the last two The Lords of the Rings movies (all March 30) are only around for a few more weeks, too. 

Looks like we'll have to shake up our best Netflix movies list again, then. Here's what's new on Netflix in March 2020:

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March 1

• Go! Go! Cory Carson: Season 2
• Always a Bridesmaid
• Beyond the Mat
• Cop Out
• Corpse Bride
• Donnie Brasco
• Freedom Writers
• Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
• GoodFellas
• Haywire
• He's Just Not That Into You
• Hook
• Hugo
• Kung Fu Panda 2
• Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
• Life as We Know It
• Looney Tunes: Back in Action
• Outbreak
• Resident Evil: Apocalypse
• Resident Evil: Extinction
• Richie Rich
• Semi-Pro
• Sleepover
• Space Jam
• The Gift
• The Interview
• The Shawshank Redemption
• The Story of God with Morgan Freeman: S3
• There Will Be Blood
• Tootsie
• Valentine's Day
• Velvet Colección: Grand Finale
• ZZ Top: That Little Ol’ Band from Texas

March 3

• Taylor Tomlinson: Quarter-Life Crisis

March 4

• Lil Peep: Everybody's Everything

March 5

• Castlevania: Season 3 
• Mighty Little Bheem: Festival of Colors 

March 6

• Guilty 
• I am Jonas 
• Paradise PD: Part 2 
• The Protector: Season 3 
• Spenser Confidential 
• Twin Murders: The Silence of the White City 
• Ugly Delicious: Season 2

March 8

• Sitara: Let Girls Dream

March 10

• Carmen Sandiego: To Steal or Not to Steal 
• Marc Maron: End Times Fun 

March 11

• The Circle Brazil 
• Dirty Money: Season 2 
• Last Ferry
• On My Block: Season 3 
• Summer Night

March 12

• Hospital Playlist

March 13

• 100 Humans
• BEASTARS
• Bloodride 
• Elite: Season 3 
• Go Karts
• Kingdom: Season 2 
• Lost Girls 
• The Valhalla Murders 
• Women of the Night 

March 15

• Aftermath

March 16

• The Boss Baby: Back in Business: Season 3 
• Search Party
• Silver Linings Playbook
• Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
• The Young Messiah

March 17

• Bert Kreischer: Hey Big Boy 
• All American: Season 2
• Black Lightning: Season 3
• Shaun the Sheep: Adventures from Mossy Bottom

March 18

• Lu Over the Wall

March 19

• Altered Carbon: Resleeved
• Feel Good

March 20

• A Life of Speed: The Juan Manuel Fangio Story 
• Archibald's Next Big Thing: Season 2 
• Buddi 
• Dino Girl Gauko: Season 2 
• Greenhouse Academy: Season 4 
• The Letter for the King 
• Maska 
• The Platform 
• Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker 
• Ultras 
• Tiger King 

March 23

• Levante 

March 25

• Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution 
• Curtiz
• The Occupant (Hogar) 
• Signs (Netflix Original)
• YooHoo to the Rescue: Season 3 

March 26

• 7SEEDS: Part 2 
• Blood Father
• Unorthodox 

March 27

• Car Masters: Rust to Riches: Season 2 
• The Decline 
• Dragons: Rescue Riders: Hunt for the Golden Dragon 
• Il processo 
• Killing Them Softly
• Ozark: Season 3 
• There's Something in the Water
• True: Wuzzle Wegg Day 
• Uncorked 

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A patent from Chinese smartphone brand Oppo has stoked rumors that it's about to launch two new true wireless earbud models – one that resembles the Apple AirPods, and one that looks like the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus. 

The patent, which was spotted by 91Mobiles, describes two different earbud models; the first sporting long earbud stems and silicone tips like the AirPods Pro. 

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Images within the patent suggest that the new true wireless earbuds will feature buttons or touch-sensitive housings, that could allow you to control your music playback, take calls, and summon your smartphone's voice assistant.

A microphone on the stem could potentially be used for active noise cancellation, though it may just enable you to make phone calls with the earbuds. A proximity sensor on the buds themselves could also allow for an auto play/pause feature, stopping your music automatically when you remove them from your ears.

Competition for Samsung?

The second true wireless earbuds model included in the patent are a little more reminiscent of the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus, with a more compact stem-less design. Neither patent reveal a charging case for the buds.

While the new wireless earbuds could be launched as a follow-up to the Oppo Enco Free, it's important to note that a patent doesn't always translate to an actual product release – for now, we'll have to keep an eye out for any announcements from the company. 

Either way, Oppo's past earbuds have been a little hit and miss, to say the least. We recently reviewed the Oppo Enco Q1 Wireless Noise Cancelling headphones, and while we liked the design and 22-hour battery life, we weren't exactly enamored with the sound quality on offer.  

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