Star Wars

Otterbox has released three new cases based on Disney's Solo: A Star Wars Story which hits theaters on May 25th. The Symmetry Series cases feature three Solo-inspired designs including the "Millennium Falcon," "Chewbacca" and "All or Nothing."

Symmetry Series cases protect against bumps and drops while offering a "slim and sleek" design, according to Otterbox. Each case includes one-piece construction molded out of synthetic rubber and polycarbonate. The cases also feature a raised, beveled edge to protect your touchscreen from scratches, and open access to all ports and buttons. Otterbox also claims that its Symmetry cases offer easy installation, and slide effortlessly in and out of pockets and purses thanks to its slim design.

The hunt for Star Wars characters will kick off at 12:01 a.m. PDT (3.01 a.m. ET) on Sept. 1 in over 20,000 retail locations across 30 different countries, according to Reuters. The new Disney-sponsored promotion will allow fans of the Sci-Fi franchise to interact with different Star Wars characters, such as Rey or Chewbacca, at different retail locations across the US.

The event, to get people in stores to purchase upcoming Last Jedi merchandise, will use augmented reality technology to display Star Wars characters at participating retail locations, like Apple, Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy and more. Shoppers will be able to take photos or videos of the characters using their smartphone cameras and share them on social media. 5 new characters and collectible data chips will be introduced every day.

Shockingly, even with its hundreds of product tie-ins Disney did not release an official Force Awakens app, but they did release the entire soundtrack to iTunes. Star Wars fans can listen to all 23 songs from the new movie while they are driving to the theater to watch Luke, Leia and Han reunite for maybe the very last time. Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is available on iTunes for $11.99.

Disney has released another Star Wars mobile game for iOS devices. Star Wars - Heroes Path is a stealth/puzzle title that is being compared to Hitman Go. The game takes place during A New Hope and allows players to play as Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, and Obi-Wan Kenobi. The basic idea of the game is to sneak your character past Stormtroopers without being seen.

The entire collection of Star Wars films will be available digitally for the first time starting tomorrow. The global release includes never before seen special features including Star Wars: Discoveries from the Inside and Conversations.

Apple fans can get the six-chapter bundle directly from iTunes in HD or standard definition. Of course, individual films can also be purchased. The complete list of movies includes Episodes 1-6, spanning from 1977 to the latest release in 2005.