• ‘The Winds of Winter’ Release Date Rumors: GRRM Says His Death Will Render TWoW Unfinished

  Will George RR Martin ever finish “The Winds of Winter” or more correctly, will he still be around to actually complete the seven-volume “A Song of Ice and Fire” novel? That’s exactly the plan, according to GRRM, adding not only that ASOIAF will see publication but also 30 more books in the remaining years of his storied life.

  

• Warriors-Cavaliers NBA Finals 2018 Repeat Face Off Will Not Come Easy – Here’s Why

  Unless a major upheaval happens, next is expected to see a repeat of the NBA Finals 2017. The usual suspects – the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers – will tussle for the fourth time with missions of their own. The Warriors will gun for third win on their epic Finals series with Cavs, and the latter will attempt to equalize.

  

• NBA 2017 Trade Rumors: Paul George Kills Talks of Imminent Transfer to Lakers, Cavaliers

  Despite his seeming dissatisfaction with the Indiana Pacers and the burning desire to win an NBA ring, Paul George dismissed the talks of his imminent transfer to another team, purportedly any of the Los Angeles Lakers or the NBA Finals 2017 runner up Cleveland Cavaliers. “I’m a Pacer,” George declared this week.

  

• Android or iPhone, All Mobile Device Requires Weekly Reboot and Here’s Why

  For mobile devices to continue working as they should, they require some form maintenance like recharging to keep the power juice flowing and rebooting. The latter is advised for iPhone and Android handsets at least once a week and users will certainly reap the immediate benefits.

  

• Wimbledon 2017: Rafael Nadal Guns for No. 1, Championships Win After French Open Conquest

  Rafael Nadal wining his 10th French Open will not stop him from chasing history. The next stop is All England Club where the world No. 2 hopes to get his third Grand Slam title on grass court. Then by the end of the year, the Spaniard can very well aim for No. 1 but he needs to get past Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and his chief nemesis – Roger Federer.