An explainer for the ending of Netflix’s “Apex,” starring Charlize Theron and Taron Egerton.
“Ceasing of Kindle for PC App: Possible Compatibility Concerns with Its Successor”
discontinuing support for older Kindle devices. Even if you possess one of these gadgets, you will still be able to utilize it post the cutoff date — just refrain from deregistering or performing a factory reset on them. Nevertheless, this will not apply to other Kindle programs also slated for termination.
Recently, Amazon “refreshed” the Kindle app for PC to display a notification whenever users launch the software. As reported by Good e-Reader, this pop-up alerts users that the Kindle app will conclude on June 30, 2026. Similar to most programs facing a shutdown date, downloading the program will not be possible after the cutoff. But here’s the twist: Unlike the soon-to-be-deprecated physical Kindle devices, even if you install the Kindle app on your PC before June 30, you will not be permitted to use the program starting July 1. Say what you will about the trend of video games getting delisted, but at least you can still (usually) play them as long as they exist on your device. Sure, you must pay for them upfront, and Kindle for PC is a free app, but the point still holds.
If you appreciated using Kindle on your PC, not all is lost … somewhat. Good e-Reader contacted Amazon and discovered that the company is currently crafting a replacement app that should launch later this month. However, here comes the additional twist of the knife: This unnamed app will exclusively operate with Windows 11, and it will only be available for download from the Microsoft Store. If you’re still on Windows 10 (which Microsoft ceased supporting last year), you’re out of luck.
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Five Sci-Fi Films with Initially Conceived Different Conclusions
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Some of the top science fiction films did not initially turn out that way. A creative blunder here and there, and tales of futuristic worlds, apocalyptic landscapes, or distant galaxies might have concluded in a vastly different manner, failing to achieve the recognition we’ve grown fond of. Keeping that in mind, we’ve compiled a fascinating collection of sci-fi films that nearly found themselves on an alternate path entirely. This is the type that could have resulted in them not becoming the beloved hits or cult favorites we acknowledge them as, but instead box-office failures that could not reverse time.
Several films in this compilation came close to wrapping up on more optimistic notes than what we experienced, or with dark and definitive conclusions that audiences found hard to grapple with initially. A number of them are certainly better suited for the film’s DVD extras, or for fans searching YouTube to glimpse what might have been. In the rarest occurrences, an ending that was discarded years ago even re-emerged and returned to the official narrative of the film it was cut from. To kick things off, we’re revisiting the ’90s and an exceedingly brighter conclusion to a grim sci-fi film.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
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Two College Students Secure $5.1 Million Pre-Seed Funding for AI Social Network on iMessage
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Guide to Viewing Major League Baseball Matches on Apple TV Every Friday
**MLB Friday Doubleheader on Apple TV: How to Subscribe and Watch**
Major League Baseball (MLB) returns to Apple TV this season, and fans can anticipate an exhilarating Friday night doubleheader. On April 24, Apple TV will broadcast two captivating matchups:
– **7:15 p.m. ET** – Philadelphia Phillies at Atlanta Braves
– **10:15 p.m. ET** – Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles Dodgers
To view these games, you can sign up for Apple TV [here](https://tv.apple.com/channel/tvs.sbd.4000?itscg=30200&itsct=tv%5C_box%5C_link&at=1000l3cvR). The subscription fee is **$12.99/month** and provides access to all MLB Friday Night Baseball games, along with other sports such as Formula 1 and Major League Soccer. Subscribers also benefit from a range of popular TV shows and films, including *F1: The Movie* and *Ted Lasso*.
The Apple TV app is compatible with a multitude of platforms, allowing you to enjoy the content without needing an Apple device. You can watch on:
– Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Sony, VIZIO, TCL, etc.)
– Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices
– Chromecast with Google TV
– PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles
– Any iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV 4K device, Vision Pro
– By accessing tv.apple.com
Furthermore, Apple TV subscribers can acquire Peacock for just **$2/month**, which grants access to numerous additional MLB games and various other sports.
For a detailed schedule of forthcoming MLB games on Apple TV, explore the overview [here](https://9to5mac.com/2026/03/11/major-league-baseball-on-apple-tv-returns-soon-heres-whats-coming/).
Apple TV is priced at **$12.99 per month**, or you may choose a reduced rate via the [Apple One bundle](http://one.apple.com/?at=1000l3cvR&itscg=30200).
