From the testy Republican town hall meetings to the discovery of seven planets that could sustain life, a lot happened over the past week.
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Chris McKay talks about why Nightwing needs his own movie. There’s more talk about the next X-Men film. The screenwriter of Arrival talks up the future of Valiant’s comic book movies. Plus, new footage from Power Rangers, and fantastic new posters for Twin Peaks and The Flash. It’s time for Spoilers!
It seems that drones have come almost full circle. Originally created more for industrial and military purposes, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), or drones as they are more popularly called, have become a hobbyist product that came in all sizes and prices. With that market almost saturated, drone makers like DJI have turned their attention to even bigger customers. The DJI … Continue reading
Huawei’s Watch 2 is getting a limited edition run, courtesy of Porsche Design. While we’ve already strapped on the company’s basic Android Wear sequel, the VIP version was behind glass in a corner of one of many Huawei booths here at MWC. (This compa…
In May 2014, Piotr Delgado “The Mexican Runner” Kusielczuk wanted a new challenge. His Super Castlevania IV speed runs were leaving him burned out and he wanted to tackle something different for the entertainment of his Twitch followers. Friends sugg…
Host Jimmy Kimmel’s Oscar-version of “Mean Tweets” on Sunday hit A-listers such as Emma Stone and Samuel L. Jackson hard. Many of the barbs from haters on Twitter were of the schoolyard variety, so they were downright mean.
And on a night of Hollywood self-congratulation (and chaos), mean can be funny.
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Live streaming these days is pretty common, and given how widespread virtual reality is becoming, soon streaming in VR will become pretty commonplace, especially when you consider that there are quite a few affordable VR headsets out there in the market today. This is why it doesn’t come as a surprise that Ricoh has something for would-be streamers.
The company has recently announced the Ricoh R Developer kit. This is a camera that can capture video footage in 360-degree format, but unlike its other 360-degree products, this camera can livestream 2K footage at 30fps, which is actually very watchable and it can even stitch together the footage in real time as it takes place.
Now obviously to stream live you’ll need some kind of power and the camera will need constant AC power if you want to stream continuously. It can output video through HDMI or USB, and will also be able to record video onto a microSD card, but if you plan to capture footage in 2K then you’ll want to invest in a high capacity card.
The Ricoh R Developer kit is currently priced at $500 and is available for pre-order via Ricoh’s website. It won’t be available in all countries just yet so you’ll have to check the list to see if your country is listed.
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[MWC 2017] We know that not everyone needs a projector, but in case you do, maybe you’re the type that does a lot of presentations on the road, or maybe you attend a fair amount of parties and would like a big screen to showcase movies or videos on, then that’s where portable projectors come in handy.
At MWC 2017, Sony has taken the wraps off its own projector in the form of the Sony Xperia Touch, and if you were curious about why it falls under Sony’s Xperia lineup, it is because this is an Android-powered projector that kind of doubles up as a tablet at the same time. This is because the Xperia Touch can project onto pretty much any surface and transforms that surface into a touch screen.
This means that you can pull up websites or videos and be able to control them as if you were touching the screen itself. Given that it runs on Android, it also means that it has access to the Google Play Store which also means that you’ll be able to download all kinds of apps, such as games, and play them on pretty much any surface too.
Unfortunately the Sony Xperia Touch does not come cheap. The project is currently priced at a whopping $1,600 and is expected to be launched in Europe sometime this Spring. No word on whether Sony will be launching the Xperia Touch stateside yet.
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It isn’t surprising to see some manufacturers reveal more than one device at the MWC 2017. In fact, Sony just unveiled four. Alcatel doesn’t have as much nor as expensive, but at least one of them is just as flamboyant. Alcatel might claim that the U5 is the most affordable 5-inch 4G phone or that the A3 is the is … Continue reading
Huawei may have said almost all that can be said about its new P10 and P10 Plus darlings, but it has remained silent on the P10 Plus. Yes, apparently there is a more wallet-friendly version of the new Huawei flagship but one that shares very few things in common with it. Proof of the Huawei P10 Lite’s existence comes via … Continue reading
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