MacRumors reports that Apple’s 3D face scans have been updated after the latest visionOS 1.1 developer update. The feature is still labelled as a “Beta,” but the update prompts users to recapture their Persona for “the latest appearance updates.”
Oh, and the update also lets you reset your face computer if you forget your passcode, which wasn’t originally possible.
Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa made the comments during today’s third-quarter earnings call, Bloomberg reports, and declined to comment about rumors for a successor to Nintendo’s second best-selling console of all time. But we should hear more about Nintendo’s next fiscal year, and hopefully the Switch 2, during the company’s next earnings briefing in early May.
It’s far from confirmation of a Last of Us Part 3, but co-creator Druckmann has confirmed he’s got a concept in mind for a third entry in the series, should Naughty Dog ever choose to make it:
“I’ve been just thinking about it, ‘is there a concept there?’ And for, now, years I haven’t been able to find that concept. But recently, that’s changed, and I don’t have a story, but I do have that concept that to me is as exciting as [Part 1], as exciting as [Part 2], is its own thing, and yet has this throughline for all three. So it does feel like there’s probably one more chapter to this story.”
You can check out Druckmann’s comments in Naughty Dog’s recently released Last of Us Part 2 documentary (starting at around the 1:57 mark).
Lee Jae-yong, aka Jay Y. Lee, Samsung’s executive chairman and grandson of the company’s founder, has been acquitted of stock manipulation charges relating to a 2015 merger of two subsidiaries that helped him take control of the company, The New York Times reports.
Lee was previously found guilty of bribery and corruption in 2017 and served jail time, but was later released on appeal and eventually pardoned, allowing him to take control of the Samsung empire.
[The New York Times]
You know you wanted to see it, now we have it thanks to a new Vanity Fair interview with Apple’s CEO which prominently includes images of him wearing the headset, (which we didn’t see at its launch).
“I watched the third season of [Ted] Lasso on my ceiling and it was unbelievable!” said Cook.
$3,499, justified.
