We’ll hopefully soon have reports from journalists who’ve actually tried it — but no headset has yet delivered a “you can see whatever you’d see with your eyes” panoramic experience.
Never keeps ‘em from producing these marketing renders to make it seem like they do. Microsoft’s first HoloLens was a particularly bad offender: with VR instead of AR tech, Apple’s FOV should be much better.
Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida hinted to the Financial Times that it’s still in the studying phase re: cloud gaming, due to the “technical difficulties” of streaming games over the internet.
Wait, doesn’t Sony already have a cloud gaming service? Kinda, but I suspect he’s talking about this new one!
Also: cloud, plane, oval, and left. What else?
(It appears some of these swipe type pictograms were uncovered in 2019 by a “Jack Lance,” who, I’m reading, was quite the puzzler.)
You know Myst, but do you remember the CD-ROM’s other killer app? The 7th Guest is now 30 years old, and it’s getting remade in 3D for the first time to sell you on Meta’s Quest 2 (and just-announced Quest 3) headsets. It’ll still have something akin to full-motion video for its actors, too: volumetric video capture.
It happened to me, and the stakes are higher today than ever before — the FCC’s latest broadband maps, released today, will help determine where $41.6B in federal funding goes. The NTIA, which dishes out the dollars, says it’s “confident that with this data as a baseline, we will be able to effectively allocate funds by the end of June.”
Check the map for lies. Tell a friend.
[fcc.gov]
