Month: June 2020

Originally released this past March on the PlayStation 4 to wide-spread acclaim, developer Pixel Reef today announced its dreamlike VR exploration experience Paper Beast will be heading to major PC VR headsets later this summer complete with improved visuals, additional creatures, and an expanded sandbox mode. [embedded content] “I’m super excited that we can finally
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The two-day celebration will feature over 200 pieces of art and live performances from 50-plus musical artists. Those who’ve had the pleasure of attending the legendary Glastonbury Festival may be familiar with the bizarre Shangri-La experience, a portion of the annual music and performance arts festival dedicated to shining a spotlight on progressive culture and
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Varun DeshpandeJun 08, 2020 21:21:15 IST Northern Harvest Sea Farms is a Canadian division of the Norwegian salmon fishing giant Mowi. In October 2019, Northern Harvest made a shocking announcement. A month earlier, they had lost 2.6 million Atlantic salmon – about 5000 metric tonnes – from their aquaculture operations on the coast of Canada. The
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Are you sharing a Netflix account with friends or family and don’t want them to know you watched The Cobbler? Is one of your college roommates still using your login to watch weird anime? Or maybe you’re simply tired of Netflix recommendations that don’t hit the mark. There are plenty of reasons you might want
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Driving a van used to be a miserable experience. Older models tended to be loud, rudimentary, slow, and thirsty. The segment evolved considerably during the 2010s and new 2020 vans are easier to live with than they’ve ever been. They’re far more car-like than their predecessors, which makes them more driver-friendly, and they’re available with
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Photo: Leon Neal (Getty Images) It can be difficult to return to business as usual during America’s first phase of reopening with federal social distancing recommendations still in effect. But a new patent from Apple gives us a glimpse into how one bit of normalcy—group selfies—might work even when we’re all at least six feet
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Maximize your VR play space with this $700 personal omnidirectional treadmill. Despite having only recently been popularized by mainstream media, most-noticeably in Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One, omnidirectional treadmills have been in development for quite some time. Naturally, this type of artificial locomotion has proven especially popular within the immersive technology sector, allowing VR users
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Thanks to the lockdown, I have been able to do some wonderful travels: super-comfy ones, sans the discomfort of airports/stations, frozen shoulders from carrying luggage, anxiety about delays. I’ve been down many memory lanes, nudged along by the old photo albums which had to be sorted and tidied. The other day, I saw one from
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images) Facebook has purged nearly 200 accounts on its social media platforms associated with white supremacy groups, some of which pushed members to grab their weapons and crash protests against police brutality, according to a weekend Associated Press report. Advertisement You’d think any idiot would consider this a cut-and-dry case of
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