Sentences with phrase «apparently confirmed release»
The rumours have at last been proven to be true, with a leak surfacing from Amazon Mexico comprising of the game's official name, an apparently confirmed release date, a box art image and several images of the game's visuals showcasing the game's many distinct locations such as the iconic Artisans homeworld.
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A university spokesperson tells ScienceInsider that the committee's report, apparently seen by at least one reporter, is not being released and could not confirm the claims made by the newspaper.
Well, the wait is over now, with Hidalgo, a slightly ridiculous film starring Viggo Mortensen about a horse race across Arabia in the late nineteenth century, apparently based on a true story (and Touchstone Pictures has also just issued a press release confirming that Father Christmas is real after all).
Speaking with a Japanese newspaper The Asahi Shimbun, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has apparently confirmed that the next Wii Zelda will release by the end of the year.
Wada apparently confirmed the implication that in his opinion, recent releases such as Final Fantasy XIII, XIII - 2 and XIV haven't met expectations of quality.
That information was apparently false, as Square Enix has announced that neither price nor release date have been officially confirmed.
Previously, The Investor reported Samsung is prepping the Galaxy X for production and eventual release in late 2018 or early 2019; something apparently confirmed by Samsung's president of mobile business, DJ Koh, according to ZDNet.
Apparently, HTC is the only OEM to confirm the release of the new Android Nougat onto its phones.
After Motorola confirmed that it plans to issue fast Android 5.0 Lollipop updates to some of its Android handsets and just after Samsung teased a Lollipop update for the Galaxy Note 4, one other company is apparently interested in bringing Android 5.0 to its 2014 flagship surprisingly quickly after Google releases it.
Both additions to Snapchat are apparently temporary in nature and have currently only been confirmed as available in the United States, with their first sightings being recorded on Thursday, the same day on which the Alphabet - owned company officially released its latest pair of handsets.
All we know for sure is that Huawei's CEO, Yu Chengdong, confirmed the device will be released in 2015, and the use of the Kirin 950 processor has apparently caused launch delays.