Now that Batman v Superman has been set loose on the world, Warner Bros is ready to ratchet up the hype for its next DC Comics film: Suicide Squad. The latest trailer for the band of misfits and bad guys was released during the MTV Movie Awards tonight.

As we saw in the last trailer, from this past January, Suicide Squad will see baddies Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Killer Croc, Jared Leto’s Joker, and more released from prison and teamed up to apparently do the government’s bidding as a type of black-ops group. Separately they’re some of DC’s biggest villains, but together they’re let loose on something even worse, described in a press release as “an enigmatic, insuperable entity.” There’s the danger that the combination of volatile personalities might break the squad apart, but today’s clip shows the unsavory group getting along fairly well: drinking, fighting, and quipping alongside each other. On closer inspection, the trailer appears to show something else, too — Batman, or at least his Batmobile, sliding across the street shortly before the clip’s end.

Suicide Squad hits theaters on August 5th. According to reports, the movie is currently undergoing reshoots to make it have a slightly lighter, more comedic tone.

BlackBerry isn’t finished with the hardware business yet. CEO John Chen said this week in an interview with Abu Dhabi’s The National that two new BlackBerry smartphones are on the way: one with a physical keyboard, and another with a full touchscreen. Both will run Android.

But how will that be different than the Priv, the company’s first Android-powered smartphone? Since its launch late last year, it has failed to boost sales, which dropped to just 600,000 units last quarter.

Priv was “too high-end a product”

Chen now admits that the Priv was a misstep, telling the government-owned paper, “The fact that we came out with a high end phone [as our first Android device] was probably not as wise as it should have been.” He added that the $699 slider phone was “was too high-end a product,” noting that “a lot of enterprise customers have said to us: ‘I want to buy your phone, but $700 is a little too steep for me. I’m more interested in a $400 device.'” (The Priv’s price was recently dropped to $649.)

So the two new BlackBerry phones, which are rumored to be code-named the Rome and the Hamburg, will target a mid-level price point. BlackBerry executives are likely pushing for a sub-$500 price off-contract. And the company will keep pushing its marketing angle that it sells the only truly secure Android devices.

A set of very blurry images of new BlackBerry phones found on BlackBerry Central founder Dylan Habkirk’s BBM channel likely are renders of the two new devices, though the pictures don’t reveal much. No matter what they look like, these two smartphones will represent Chen’s last attempt at keeping BlackBerry as a hardware company: he’s previously targeted sales of 5 million phones per year in order to keep the unit profitable, and if he doesn’t get there soon, he’ll be pushed to abandon the effort.

Apple is turning to star power — once again — to sell its latest products. This time, it’s none other than NBA star Kobe Bryant and actor Michael B. Jordan demonstrating just what the company’s new Apple TV can do. The two are purportedly in Bryant’s trailer discussing a possible biopic on the legendary Laker, and Kobe wants to inspire the young actor with clips of himself in his prime. Jordan has a different idea for the role, however, and turns to The Curious Case of Benjamin Button to draw inspiration for playing Bryant as a man fighting off the ravages of time (Kobe has announced plans to retire at the end of this season).

Of course, it’s all just good fun in the name of selling Apple TVs and demonstrating the streamer’s Siri capabilities. And it’s just the latest Apple spot that highlights celebrities using its products: we’ve recently seen ads with the Cookie Monster, Taylor Swift, Aubrey Plaza, and Jamie Foxx, to name a few. If this ad has piqued your interest, be sure to check our review of the set-top box: it may not be “the future of TV,” as Apple claims, but it is a nice streamer.

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Blizzard has released the second in a series of four short animated videos ahead of the launch of multiplayer shooter Overwatch on May 24th. It’d be easy to write off the game — Blizzard’s first new property in nearly two decades — as just another arena shooter. But it’s far more than that: the studio is a master at building universes, and Blizzard wants Overwatch to be the beginning of an entirely new one. That’s the point of these slick videos, which flesh-out the game’s characters (or “heroes” in MOBA-speak).

The video tells us a bit more about Amélie LaCroix, known as the Widowmaker. She’s a French assassin, as you could probably guess, which means she’s the sniper class. That grappling hook you see in the video is also one of her abilities in the game, which is handy. In the animated short, called “Alive,” we learn Widowmaker’s backstory — without giving too much away, it seems she has a thing for spiders and she’s all about living for the kill. You can watch the video above, and the first short, “Recall,” about Winston, is embedded below. Two more such videos are expected before the game’s release on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on May 24th.