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Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Feb. 13.
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The Dutch team host the seven-time European champions in the first leg of this playoff in Rotterdam.
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After years of waiting, the Apple TV app is finally available natively on Android devices. This version was "built from the ground up" to take advantage of the Android operating system and is currently ready for download from the Google Play Store. It was designed for smartphones, tablets and foldables.
This is a full version of the app, with all of the stuff Apple users have come to expect. There's a feature for picking up a show where you left off and a tool for downloading content to watch offline. It works via Wi-Fi or cellular.
The app allows access to Apple TV content, so you can finally watch the absolute boatload of original shows the platform pumps out. It's a veritable cornucopia of sci-fi goodness, with hit shows like Severance, Silo and For All Mankind. The platform also airs non-genre fare like Ted Lasso, Shrinking and Slow Horses. New users get a free seven-day trial to the platform. Otherwise, pricing is the same as always and folks can sign up for subscriptions via Google Play.
The app even grants access to MLS Season Pass content, just in time for Major League Soccer's 2025 season. Sports fans can also c
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Other than a Days Gone remaster, Sony's first State of Play stream of the year was fairly light on first-party games. At least that was the case until the very end of the showcase.
The company announced the long-awaited next game from Returnal developer Housemarque. The third-person action title is called Saros, and it stars the always-delightful Rahul Kohli. The actor plays Arjun Devraj, "a powerful Soltari Enforcer searching for answers on a lost off-world colony," per the trailer's YouTube description.
The clip shows Arjun waking up on a beach with a gun by his side. "Every time the sun dies, madness reigns," he says as an ominous eclipse occurs. Moments later, a giant being with eight arms and a broken, pointy headpiece emerges from the depths. The creature summons balls of fire in its hands as Arjun readies himself to battle it.
Housemarque/PlayStation Studios
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Engineers developed an engine prototype which could reach unprecedented speeds, cutting down interplanetary travel time.
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Later that day, you miss a parcel, the driver has left it "somewhere safe" but you can't find it. No problem, your new camera will have picked it up. So, you go to check the footage, but the sensor triggered too late and the recording ended too early. You still have no idea where the package is. It's not ideal.
Eventually, you find it, but it's pretty irritating that your camera couldn't help. So, you decide to activate the always-on continuous recording mode. Then, the reality sets in. Your storage is completely full after just a few hours, and your battery is almost dead too.
It doesn't have to be like this, the latest cameras from EZVIZ feature a breakthrough technology called AOV (always-on video) and it solves all of these issues. It continuously records all day, can detect motion detection from further away than traditional PIR sensors and also offers super long battery life.
When you use an EZVIZ AOV camera, you can view a high-speed timelapse of your property at the end of each day, while important events are automatically picked out and played back at normal speed. This means you never miss a crucial moment, but you still get small manageable file sizes and ultra-long battery life.
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