Jun 07
Jun 07
Women in both parties continue to win big in primary races all around the country.
Jun 07
Over the years, many people have decided to digitize their physical disc collection, selling off the discs and enjoying the free space that results. Personal movie collections, as with personal libraries, can grow large, sometimes reaching hundreds of units in size. One eBay seller has blown most of those personal movie libraries out of the water and is attempting to … Continue reading
Jun 07
Jun 07
Jun 07
It is clear that Apple envisions a future in which the Apple Watch can go above and beyond what fitness trackers can do, which is why it wasn’t surprising when we heard that Apple could be working on a glucose tracker for the wearable. However while we might be years away from such features, in the near future the Apple Watch could be getting better detection skills.
During one of Apple’s sessions at WWDC 2018, the company revealed a new API called Movement Disorder API. This is designed to help track movements that could be related to Parkinson’s, such as tremors while at rest, fidgeting, swaying, which could also be brought on by the medication that is used to suppress the tremors.
While going for regular checkups to monitor the progress of the disease is vital, doctors can only figure out so much based on what patients tell them, which can sometimes be inaccurate, over or under exaggerated. By allowing for continuous tracking, this will help provide doctors with more information which could let them see if the symptoms are getting better or worse in the patient, and whether the medication needs to be adjusted accordingly.
Apple has since piloted the new API in internal clinic studies and they expect to make the new API available with the second developer release of watchOS 5.
Apple Watch Could Soon Start Tracking Parkinson’s Disease , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jun 07
Just last week it was confirmed that there would be a brand new core Pokemon RPG that would be coming to the Nintendo Switch in 2019. However details about the game were scarce, but during a recent interview with Famitsu magazine, The Pokémon Company CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara spoke more about what’s to come.
While Ishihara does not mention anything too specific, he claims that this is a game that he’s hoping that when fans do play it, they’ll say that this is something that they’ve been waiting for. “We want to make Pokémon fans say ‘this is what I’ve been waiting for’ by delivering a brand-new product packed with gameplay elements and plenty of new Pokémon to encounter.”
He also adds that the game will be completely different from Pokemon Let’s Go (which for those unfamiliar are a series of Pokemon games that will be launched on the Switch later this year) and that it will not be an entry game. Ishihara also adds, “The game will give a good understanding of what an evolved Pokémon game looks like after it has continued to succeed the traditions of Game Freak.”
In any case there is no doubt that many are looking forward to seeing what the Pokemon RPG will be like, but it seems that we still have a bit of waiting to do, but hopefully we’ll have more details leading up to the official reveal.
Pokemon RPG For The Switch Will Be What Fans Have Been Waiting For , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jun 07
Unlike Touch ID in which users could register multiple fingerprints and even fingerprints of other users, Face ID was not designed that way. Even Apple claimed that Face ID was not designed to support multiple users presumably due to security reasons. However it seems that the upcoming iOS 12 update will change that.
While it was not mentioned by Apple during their presentation, it seems that users who have downloaded the beta have discovered this new feature. AppleInsider has also since confirmed that it works, where within iOS 12 there is a settings that allows users to add another face in Face ID.
However it should be noted that this doesn’t mean that Apple caved into the demands of its users, but rather this was designed so that users could provide an alternative look so that Face ID can recognize them. As AppleInsider notes, users with strong prescription glasses might run into issue with Face ID as their lenses might distort the laser dot pattern emitted by the TrueDepth camera.
By allowing users to provide an alternative look, it should help address the problem, although it has since been tested and noted that it works with completely different faces and also when the genders are not the same.
iOS 12 Lets Face ID Support Two Different Faces , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jun 07
After controversies over a used hotel mattress and salary bumps, Millan Hupp and Sarah Greenwalt will leave the agency.
Jun 07
Lawrence has been spotted out with art gallery director Cooke Maroney.
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