Watch the Season Premiere of Apple’s New ‘Planet of the Apps’ Series

“Planet of the Apps” premiered on Apple Music last night, and Apple has now made the first episode available to watch online for a limited time.

The season premiere featured the developers of Pair, Twist, and Companion, who each pitched their apps to influencers Gary Vaynerchuk, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Alba, and will.i.am. The apps which make it to the final round of the show will receive up to $10 million in funding and featured placement in the App Store.

The overall theme of the show is comparable to Shark Tank, but with more of a reality TV spin like The Voice. The developers appear at the top of an escalator, make a brief pitch about their apps, receive an initial “green” or “red” light from the judges, and then come down and share more details about their apps.

Planet of the Apps, hosted by Beats 1 radio DJ Zane Lowe, will be released on a weekly basis through Apple Music.

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Strange Brigade is a ’30s monster adventure that could steal E3 2017

Rebellion has announced Strange Brigade, a new game from the same development team as Sniper Elite 4 and Zombie Army Trilogy, that could be the surprise hit of E3 2017.

We’ll be going hands-on with the game at the trade show in Los Angeles next week, but for now Rebellion has provided a trailer to see the sort of thing on offer.

It is set in the 1930s, around the sort of mummy and monster movies of the era, also evoking the action-adventure styles of Indiana Jones and, in some ways, Tomb Raider.

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We’re not sure about the actual gameplay yet – that will come during our hands-on – but you play one of the four members of the Strange Brigade in up to four-player co-op. You can even play solo as you take on the undead and “mythological menaces”. A giant, dead Egyptian queen is one of the major foes, as you can see in the trailer.

Each of the heroic characters has an arsenal of weapons and tactics to use, plus unique superpowers to tackle the ghoulies and ghasts.

Strange Brigade is “coming soon” for PS4, Xbox One and PC. We’ll find out more next week.

Rebellion will also show Rogue Trooper Redux during E3 and we’re hoping to catch up with company head Jason Kingsley for more gossip on the Judge Dredd: Mega-City One TV series and more.

Apple is taking its secret iPhone repair machines to 25 countries

Apple is further loosening its grip on tricky iPhone repairs and allowing owners to get their devices fixed at a place other than the Apple Store, Reuters reports. According to the news agency, the company intends to install its fabled “Horizon” machines in about 400 external repair centers across 25 countries by the end of the year in order to reduce waiting times for screen replacements and other iPhone-related issues.

The pilot has been running for roughly a year, with a small number of outlets across the world installing the machines inside their stores. One of the first big name retailers on board was Best Buy, which has a Horizon machine in one of its Miami stores. It will soon add another to its outlet in Sunnyvale, California, which is just around the corner from Apple’s current Cupertino headquarters. The retailer has long sold and offered authorized repairs of Apple products, including iPhones, but hasn’t been able to handle more complex issues because it didn’t have access to a Horizon machine.

Over the past few years, Apple has outfitted stores with automated machines that can verify successful iPhone display repairs on complex technologies like 3D Touch and home button malfunctions. Only the Horizon machine is capable of telling a repaired iPhone to recognize a new fingerprint sensor. Smaller stores are allowed to handle most repairs, but without this digital handshake, the device can’t be unlocked. Apple has strived to keep its tech a secret, mainly due to its unique design, but has confirmed its existence as part of an expanded rollout.

The expansion comes as eight US states push for new “right to repair” bills that will allow mom-and-pop repair stores to get in on the action. Apple has lobbied against the legislation — as has Verizon, Toyota, Lexmark and the Consumer Technology Association (which represents electronics manufacturers) — and the company insists that the change hasn’t come about as a result of increased political pressure.

Apple says it will put machines in around 200 of Apple’s 4,800 authorized service centers over the next few months, including places like Colombia, Norway and South Korea where it doesn’t have a retail presence. It hopes to have doubled that by the time 2018 rolls around.

Source: Reuters

‘Dissidia NT’ brings ridiculous ‘Final Fantasy’ brawls to PS4

After making its transition from Sony’s PSP to arcades, Square Enix’s Dissidia series is coming back to PlayStation. While it’s on the PS4 and not handheld this time around, it should ensure that that the battlers will look their best. Dissidia pits over 30 years of Final Fantasy heroes and villains against each other in a something more resembling a fighting title than an RPG. That said, you’ll see all your damage shown in numbers, there are spells, summons, equipment, items and the rest. It’s all still very Final Fantasy-esque.

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT includes 20 characters, and will have the same three-man squad sysyem that appeared in arcades a few years back. At launch — which is pegged for December 31st 2017 (whoops, Amazon) — there will be ten battle arenas to generally smash your rivals into, as well as a new story mode written by Kazushige Nojima, who penned stories for both major Final Fantasy titles and Kingdom Hearts 2. Square Enix has also tapped Team Ninja (NT in reverse?) to help ensure the battle system works like it should — or something better than the chaos that Dissidia battles often descended into.

The last home console version went as far as adding characters from Final Fantasy XIV, but Dissidia NT (NT doesn’t stand for anything in particular, according to the company’s recent livestream) will also tap into the series latest title. Yep, FFXV’s Noctis is apparently already signed up, but we’re still waiting to hear if the rest of his crew got a call. We’re told there will be something playable at Square Enix’s presence at E3 — that’s just next week. Expect more on this very soon.

Via: Gematsu

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Tesla gives a shadowy tease of the Model Y crossover SUV

It’ll take a few more years before Tesla officially launches the Model Y, but we now kinda, sorta know what it could look like. The automaker has given us a first look at the upcoming mass market crossover EV during its annual shareholders meeting. It’s pretty dark and doesn’t really show a lot of details, but you’ll probably notice the glaring lack of mirrors in the design. We don’t know if Tesla truly believes it won’t need mirrors when it becomes available by 2019 and beyond or if the design still isn’t complete. All we know at this point is that it won’t be based on the Model 3 platform, because Tesla chief Elon Musk wants to reduce the wiring needed by the company’s vehicles.

At the shareholders meeting, Musk said Tesla actually made a mistake deriving Model X from the Model S platform. “It would have been better to just design an SUV the way an SUV should be designed. Design a sedan, the way a sedan should be designed. Otherwise, you would just try to shoehorn something that doesn’t make sense,” he said. The decision also gives Tesla the chance to use new and better manufacturing techniques for the SUV that will allow the automaker to drop capital expenditures between Model 3 and Model Y by a factor of two.

In addition to dropping a shadowy photo of its upcoming SUV, the company has also assured everyone that it’s on track to begin Model 3 production in July. Its configurator will go live then, as well, starting with the simplest options like the car’s color and the wheels. Other more complex options like dual motors will be available later. If you put down a deposit for the $35,000 electric sedan right now, you might get it as soon as the end of the year.

Finally, Musk has hinted at a big announcement when Tesla unveils its electric semi truck later this year. He wouldn’t reveal much other than suggesting that “there’s more than [they’re] saying here” and recommending people to tune in.

Source: The Wall Street Journal, Jalopnik

TrackR Launches New ‘Pixel’ Bluetooth Tracker With User-Replaceable Battery

Following a debut earlier this year at CES, TrackR’s new Bluetooth item tracker, called “TrackR pixel,” is now available to purchase on the company’s website. The pixel has a few upgraded features over the TrackR bravo, the previous iteration of the company’s Bluetooth trackers, including a longer range, louder ring, an LED light for when an item is lost in the dark, more color options, and a cheaper price point at $24.99.

Similar to other Bluetooth trackers, the TrackR pixel allows users to attach the small device — which is about the size of a quarter — to items of value or interest that might get easily lost on a day-to-day basis, like keys, wallets, bags, or even pets. Once TrackR pixel is synced to the iOS TrackR app [Direct Link], users can ping and light up the TrackR to relocate their lost items. Conversely, a button on the TrackR itself can be pressed to make a user’s smartphone ring loudly, even on silent.

“Our goal is for people to no longer need to remember where all their items are located. Instead, technology should keep track of where our things are for us and our families,” said Chris Herbert, CEO and Co-Founder of TrackR.

“TrackR pixel is a step towards that future with its small and light design, built-in LED light, over one year battery life, and expansive Bluetooth range, making it one of the most versatile and easy-to-use tracking devices out there. Plus, it’s backed by the TrackR Crowd Locate network, which helps our customers find more than two million items worldwide each day.”

If a missing item is out of the range of the user’s nearby vicinity, TrackR’s Crowd Locate Network is activated, sourcing anonymous updates of their TrackR’s last known location whenever another TrackR user passes within range of it. TrackR said that this Network receives more than 360,000,000 individual item updates per month. There’s also a Family Sharing feature that lets family members share items with one another, using their own personal network of phones to more easily find items like car keys around the house.

Additionally, TrackR mentioned that Amazon Alexa integration will allow Echo users to easily ask TrackR to ping their missing devices. Like the company’s previous Bluetooth trackers, TrackR pixel uses a replaceable coin cell battery, letting users easily replace the battery when it dies without having to purchase an all-new TrackR. The device is powered by, and can be replaced with, any CR2016 lithium coin battery.

TrackR pixel is available today in black, white, gray, navy blue, red, purple, pink, aqua, and a web exclusive TrackR green on the company’s website. Prices start at $24.99 for a 1-pack, $99.99 for a 4-pack, $124.99 for an 8-pack (regular $199.99), and $149.99 for a 12-pack (regular $299.99). The company said that TrackR pixel will be launching soon in U.S. Best Buy stores as well.

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iPhone’s Volume Slider No Longer Covers Videos in iOS 11

iPhone users can finally cross one item off their wishlists: the volume slider no longer covers videos in iOS 11.

iOS 11 volume HUD screenshot shared by Twitter user Devon T.‏
Now, when a user adjusts the volume while watching a video, a much smaller volume HUD appears in the top-right corner of the screen.

While the change is small, the user interface tweak was highly requested by many iPhone users for several years. On iOS 10 and earlier, the volume HUD intrusively pops up in the center of the screen for a few seconds after the volume is adjusted, unnecessarily covering the video content until it disappears.

iOS 10 volume HUD screenshot shared by Twitter user Justin L.
Some third-party apps such as YouTube already had their own smaller volume HUD, and now the look is universal across iOS 11, as part of Apple’s broader improvements to the native video player on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Apple introduced iOS 11 at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. The first beta was seeded to registered developers later that day, to be followed by a public beta in late June. iOS 11 will be available as a free software update for all compatible iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch models around September.
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Apple recommends but won’t force two-factor authentication on High Sierra

Why it matters to you

Two-factor authentication might not be mandatory on iOS and MacOS, but it’s still a very good idea.

Although language in an email Apple sent out to MacOS users seemed to suggest that two-factor authentication would become the default security setting for the new version of the operating system, the company has now denied that that’s the case. While it still recommends users make use of the additional security offered by such a system, it will only enable it automatically for those who already used it on the previous version of the OS.

Following an email from Apple that did the rounds earlier this week, which stated that if users met certain “basic requirements,” that they would be “automatically updated to use two-factor authentication,” many publications reported that Apple was forcing the standard on people. However, Apple has now clarified that those “requirements” included already having opted in for two-factor authentication.

While it’s still a smart choice to add a second layer of digital defense to your Apple ID, and it’s something that Apple would recommend using, it won’t force it down customers’ throats. Mashable corrected its original story after discussing it with Apple, though the fruity firm has made it clear that users already running two-factor authentication can expect to receive an update and improved version as and when they upgrade to MacOS High Sierra or iOS 11 betas.

If you’re not running two-factor authentication on your various accounts and services now, it’s a good idea to consider it. While it can mean jumping through another hoop to access your digital accounts, it’s a very powerful feature in protecting your identity, finances, and personal information. It means that instead of only requiring a password to login to something, you’ll need that and a secondary authentication system — something else to prove you’re you.

Think of it like a bank card and pin code, though more commonly now with online services, it can mean a text to your chosen mobile number, an email to your personal account or a notification on an application you can run separately.

For more tips on how to improve your own digital security, have a look through our guide that we put together following some of the breaches to online services in 2016. It could go a long way toward protecting you and yours online.

OnePlus 5 rumor roundup

Everything we know about the OnePlus 5.

Update June 7, 2017: This post has been updated with the latest rumors of what to expect with the OnePlus 5, including new renders of the device.

OnePlus has had a pretty good year, what with the success of its OnePlus 3 and 3T phones and some massive overhauls internally that, against all odds, led to improvements to its Oxygen OS software, with more frequent updates.

Now we’re seeing the first signs that a sequel is in the company’s future and that OnePlus is skipping the “4” name altogether and readying flagship successor, the OnePlus 5. Here’s everything we know so far.

What will it be called?

After previously confirming the OnePlus 5 name to Android Central, OnePlus has since started to use the moniker on its website and in promotional materials. This one’s official.

Why would OnePlus skip the OnePlus 4 name? One thought is because in Chinese culture, the number four is considered bad luck when attached to a product. And besides, the OnePlus 3T is sort of a fourth OnePlus phone, so there’s that angle, too.

When will it be available?

The OnePlus 5 will be unveiled on June 20, as OnePlus announced an online launch event for that day at 12:00 p.m. ET. This is just a week later than the OnePlus 3 launched last year.

OnePlus has planned nearly a dozen pop-up events on both June 20 and 21 to let fans get an early look at the phone and even buy one on site. We don’t yet know if online sales will open on launch day, but considering the company’s previous launches it would make sense to at least take pre-orders right after launch.

What are the specs?

The specs of the OnePlus 5 aren’t clear just yet, but there are a few elements we know and a couple others, based on leaks, we can pretty accurately guess.

Here’s what we know so far:

I wouldn’t be so sure about an 8GB RAM version for North America.

Breaking it down a little more, there are a few variables to keep in mind. We know that the phone will launch with a Snapdragon 835 processor, because of course it will — OnePlus’ CEO even confirmed it. OnePlus has launched all four of its flagships with that year’s canonical Qualcomm SoC, and this year will likely be no exception. The OnePlus 3 had 6GB of RAM, so you can expect that same number in the OnePlus 5; it also came standard with 64GB of internal storage, so you can expect that, too. I wouldn’t put too much credence in the idea that it will ship with 128GB standard, nor that it will come with 8GB of RAM. We’re not there yet, and OnePlus gains little from offering those in a base configuration.

We’ve heard that there may be an 8GB/128GB variant of the OnePlus 5 for China, specifically, which makes a lot of sense since that country is obsessed with maxing out what’s possible in a phone, but I wouldn’t count on it coming to North America. It’s possible OnePlus will, instead, offer a 6GB/128GB or even a 6GB/256GB model in North America for $50 or so more.

On the screen front, we’re hearing that OnePlus will keep its 5.5-inch display size and that, while the screen will do away with as much of the top and bottom bezels as possible, it will keep the front fingerprint sensor, and may also maintain the OnePlus 3 series’ 1080p resolution. From a battery-saving perspective, it would make sense to keep the OnePlus 5 at 1080p, especially if the AMOLED panel used is of very high quality — even devices like the Huawei Mate 9 have fantastic screens despite relatively low pixel densities — but given that most competing phones have upgraded to 2560×1440 or an equivalent QHD resolution at various aspect ratios, it would make sense for OnePlus to do the same.

A dual camera setup on the OnePlus 5 could be its most exciting feature.

At either resolution, we’ll likely see the OnePlus 5 support Google’s Daydream VR platform, which will make for another popular handset in the category.

Finally, another big upgrade is to the battery. While the OnePlus 3T already saw an improved capacity, from 3,000mAh to 3,400mAh, the OnePlus 5 is expected to pack a 3,580 to 3,600mAh cell. That could translate, along with the more-efficient Snapdragon 835, to much better battery life.

What about performance?

Pete Lau, OnePlus’ CEO said in a blog post that the phone will not only run a Snapdragon 835, the fastest chip on the market to date, but it will also be optimized for touch latency and RAM management, two areas where the OnePlus 3 and 3T were heavily criticized. He said this in a post on the company’s forums:

But choosing the right components is only the first step. You also have to optimize performance to create the best user experience. When we began developing the OnePlus 5, we envisioned a smartphone with flawlessly smooth performance. To illustrate how we made it happen, we’d like to share a bit about our process.

One of the main areas we wanted to improve was touch latency. Our engineers tested why scrolling occasionally differed between phones. There wasn’t a lot of precedent for them to work with – no benchmarks, no industry case studies to learn from. So we used a special high-speed camera to track screen movements and measure input speeds. As a result, apps respond quickly to your touch for a seamless user experience.

We also wanted to improve the overall feeling of smoothness. To achieve this, our engineers added a feature to OxygenOS to better manage the way your apps perform. The apps you use most are ready to go when you turn on the OnePlus 5. Apps you rarely use are deprioritized and kept from affecting performance.

That’s really good news, considering that even now, after a few updates, the OnePlus 3 and 3T have excellent touch latency and, while still not great, much improved RAM management.

A few odds and ends

• Despite rumors to the contrary, there’s no reason to think that OnePlus will drop the headphone jack from this year’s unit.
• We haven’t heard whether OnePlus will add waterproofing to this year’s flagship, but the company would be doing itself a huge disservice by going another year without it.
• Wireless charging? Not likely, since it looks like OnePlus will stick with a metal back again.
• Renders show that OnePlus is likely to keep its physical mute switch on the side of the phone.
• Dual speakers? Not this year.
• Removable battery? gtfo.

What will it look like?

As mentioned above, the OnePlus 5 is probably not going to look too different from its predecessor — don’t expect the same jump that we saw from the OnePlus 2 to the OnePlus 3. Instead, you can be sure that OnePlus is going to go out of its way to shrink the phone as much as possible without sacrificing usability. Front-facing fingerprint sensor? Definitely, but you’ll probably also see space-savings elsewhere on the device.

Our most reputable look at the phone, shown above, comes from Android Police and shows a more rounded look, with dual cameras on the back and a more pronounced “2.5D” glass front. It’s hard to get a sense of scale from the render, though.

So it will have a fingerprint sensor on the front?

Yep, the company’s CEO confirmed as much to GizChina in an interview, which means that it will still likely have a 16:9 aspect ratio and optional capacitive buttons on either side of it.

Have you heard anything about the camera?

The camera on the OnePlus 5 is expected to be cameras. OnePlus is expected to be adopting the dual camera trend, with two identical 12-megapixel rear sensors. It’s unclear at this point whether the lenses will be of different focal lengths, but either way you can expect some cool camera tricks and an overall improved photo taking experience.

What would be cool is to see a OnePlus 5 with the same wide-angle lens as the LG G6, since I think a lot more people would be interested in that than the “telephoto” distance of something like the iPhone 7 Plus. An improved front-facing camera, likely with auto focus, is also in the cards.

We do know that OnePlus is teaming up with popular camera benchmark company, DxO, to optimize and “enhance” its cameras.

We’re happy to announce that we have teamed up with DxO to enhance your photography experience with our upcoming flagship, the OnePlus 5. DxO is perhaps most well-known for creating the defining photography benchmark, the DxOMark. They’ve got years of imaging experience and expertise, both for professional cameras and for smartphones.

Working alongside DxO, we’re confident the OnePlus 5 will be capable of capturing some of the clearest photos around.

What about the software?

Expect another iteration of Oxygen OS on the OnePlus 5, launched with a slightly updated version of what we currently have on the OnePlus 3 and 3T, running Android 7.1.2. The phone will launch long before Android O is public.

Oxygen OS has turned into quite the capable piece of Android software, and while it’s unclear whether the OnePlus 5 will have any distinctive hardware elements that change up the software experience, what is clear is the company’s desire to keep Android as simple and fast as possible, while relegating the gimmicks to the background.

And software updates?

OnePlus doesn’t have a great track record of maintaining updates for longer than a year or so — the OnePlus 2 still doesn’t have Nougat despite a number of promises — but the OnePlus 3 and 3T are still getting regular updates well into their lifespans, and after a somewhat close call on a promise to get Android 7.0 by the end of 2016, the phones are now seeing new software regularly.

In other words, we don’t know. Hopefully, OnePlus will keep the OnePlus 5 updated long into its lifespan, but we have more confidence in its ability to do just that than we did a year ago.

What will it cost?

Judging from the minor price bump between the OnePlus 3 and 3T, coupled with rising component costs throughout the world, the OnePlus 5 may cost somewhere between $449 and $499, which puts it creepingly close, but still a step below, the flagships that it’s competing against. At $399, the OnePlus 3 was a serious contender for “amazingly cheap”; at $439, the OnePlus 3T is just “inexpensive.” A OnePlus 5 at $469 or so would be close to “Should I spend the extra money on another phone?” Still approachable, and maybe even affordable, but losing its pricing edge.

Color me impressed!

Oh right, colors! Almost forgot! OnePlus has teased four color options for the OnePlus 5, including black, red, gold and what looks to be a multi-colored gradient extravaganza. Fun!

Will I still be able to buy a OnePlus 3T for a little bit less?

Nope! The OnePlus 5 will completely replace the 3T, according to the company. Too bad, since we really like the OnePlus 3T and think it could be a great buy at $100 less than its current $439 price tag. But you also have to understand that OnePlus is interested in getting people up to date with its latest hardware.

Anything else?

We’ll have lots more on the OnePlus 5 when it’s unveiled in “early summer,” which is getting here sooner than later! In the meantime, check out our OnePlus 3T coverage and let us know what you want in OnePlus’s new flagship!

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Xbox One S HDR games list: All the games you can play in HDR

The Xbox One S has been around for a year now, coming before Sony refreshed its PS4 line with the slimmer standard and PS4 Pro models. And it has offered HDR gaming from the off, beating both of those to the punch by several months.

However, developers seem to be slower on the uptake as their PlayStation counterparts. There don’t seem to be as many high dynamic range-friendly games for Xbox as there are for PS4. Or so you might have thought.

There are actually plenty of HDR games, beyond Gears of War 4 and Forza Horizon 3, and many more are promised – with patches for existing games already available or coming.

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If you have an Xbox One S then, and a compatible TV, there are a fair few titles that make the most of it. Here’s our handy guide on the list of HDR games and how to get them to work.

Looking for games that support HDR on Xbox One S (+ your capable TV) ? Head to the store and scroll down to HDR Gaming for a list of titles pic.twitter.com/y8ZoHDcGHE

— Larry Hryb ???? (@majornelson) May 30, 2017

How to switch on HDR on Xbox One S

HDR is actually on by default on the Xbox One S. If you have your TV set up successfully, your games console should detect HDR mode and play them with the increased colour gamut and contrast as expected.

If it isn’t, that could be down to a few different things.

First, check that your TV is compliant with HDR10 – the format needed for Xbox One S compatibility. There are several HDR standards, but HDR10 is by far the most common so it’s very likely your 4K HDR telly supports it.

Then check the input on your TV you use for Xbox. Most HDR TVs require you – for reasons that baffle us – to switch on the HDR (or Deep Colour, as it is sometimes called) mode for each compatible HDMI port after purchase. This will be found in the settings of your individual set.

Finally, check that the HDR mode is enacted on your console, just in case. Go to Settings > All Settings, choose Display & Sound > Video Output and choose Advanced Video Settings. Check that both the Allow 4K and Allow HDR options are ticked.

Please remember, HDR is only available on Xbox One S – it is not possible to play games in HDR on an older, standard Xbox One.

• Xbox One S vs Xbox One: What’s the difference?

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The Xbox One S HDR games list (as of 7 June 2017)

You can see all the HDR-compatible games at the bottom of the Xbox Games Store on your console, just scroll down. Alternatively, here is the complete list of games with HDR graphics currently available. Microsoft has promised more to come.

• Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
• Final Fantasy XV
• Forza Horizon 3
• Gears of War 4
• Halo Wars 2
• Hitman
• Injustice 2
• Mass Effect: Andromeda
• NBA 2K17
• Resident Evil 7: biohazard
• Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3
• The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited
• Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands
• World of Tanks

It is also claimed that Pure Chess and Warframe are HDR-compatible, but are not listed on the HDR section of the store. Battlefield 1 and ReCore are soon to be added, according to reports.