Apple has updated its App Store policy for pre-orders, allowing developers to offer their apps up to half a year before they’re officially released. In a post on its Developer portal, the tech giant has announced that developers can “let customers pr…
The Los Angeles City Fire Department has debuted the first robotic firefighting vehicle in the United States and used it on its first day in service. The robot is made by Textron: Howe & Howe Technologies and is called the Thermite RS3. The robot is compact and has a low center of gravity along with a wide chassis and is … Continue reading
Sony recently released a firmware update for the PS4 today that bumps it up to version 8.0. Users who updated their console were suddenly notified that voice chats may be recorded for moderation. Naturally the idea of your voice chats being recorded did not sit well with many who felt that this was a little invasive.
Sony has since updated its blog to clarify what the feature actually does, and it seems to be more about moderation and dealing with harassers and toxic gamers rather than spying on users.
According to Sony, “Voice chat recording for moderation is a feature that will be available on PS5 when it launches, and will enable users to record their voice chats on PS5 and submit them for moderation review. The pop up you’re seeing on PS4 right now is to let you know that when you participate in a chat with a PS5 user (post-launch), they may submit those recordings from their PS5 console to SIE.”
While we have seen various developers allow gamers to report other players for toxic behavior, this has to be the first time we’re seeing a company allow users to record voice chats and send it over for moderation natively. We’re not sure if this will encourage gamers to behave, or if it could actually result in less players using the voice chat feature.
PS5 Owners Will Be Able To Record Voice Chats And Send It To Sony For Moderation
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Autumn promises crisp breezes, crunchy leaves and new iPhones, but this year we had to wait a bit longer than usual to get a glimpse at Apple’s latest smartphones. The company’s keynote earlier this week brought four new iPhone 12 models along with a…
Autumn promises crisp breezes, crunchy leaves and new iPhones, but this year we had to wait a bit longer than usual to get a glimpse at Apple’s latest smartphones. The company’s keynote earlier this week brought four new iPhone 12 models along with a…
Normally, we’d ask you to wait for your favorite consumer tech team to review the new iPhones before handing Apple your money. But we get it. Sometimes you just need to upgrade your phone as soon as possible.
Back in August, DJI took the wraps off its smartphone gimbal in the form of the DJI Osmo Mobile 4. However, if you’d prefer using a dedicated camera to shoot your photos or videos and are still in the market for a gimbal, you’ll be pleased to learn that DJI has since announced a couple of new Ronin gimbals in the form of the RS 2 and the RSC 2.
The company had actually teased the launch of these gimbals last month, and it looks like they are finally here. So what’s the difference between the two models? Weight and portability. With the Ronin RS 2, this gimbal is aimed more towards users who might have heavier cameras or lens attachments.
The RS 2 can support cameras and lenses weighing up to 10lbs and offers up to 12 hours of battery life. As for the RSC 2, this is aimed at smaller cameras with payloads of up to 6.6lbs, so if your rig uses particularly heavy or big lenses, then perhaps the RS 2 will be the better choice. Similar to the RS 2, the RSC 2 will also offer up to 12 hours of battery life.
For those who are interested, the DJI Ronin RS 2 will be priced starting at $849 while the DJI Ronin RSC 2 will retail for $499, where additional accessories will be sold separately.
DJI Ronin RS 2 and RSC 2 Camera Gimbals Announced
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The Renault Megane eVision is an all-electric concept vehicle. It looks pretty similar to the shape-shifting Renault Morphoz concept car unveiled in March of this year, but it actually embodies the next-generation Megane with an all-electric powertrain. And unlike the Morphoz, the Megane eVision makes do without the extending front and rear body panels. According to Renault, the Megane eVision … Continue reading
Tesla’s 2021 Model 3 and Model Y EV configurators are now online, and they show substantial improvement in range for both models, along with some other improvements (via Electrek). The $46,990 Long Range Model 3 can now go 353 miles, an impressive ga…
Tesla’s 2021 Model 3 and Model Y EV configurators are now online, and they show substantial improvement in range for both models, along with some other improvements (via Electrek). The $46,990 Long Range Model 3 can now go 353 miles, an impressive ga…
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