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Magic Leap Is Not As Great As Expected

December 11, 2016 By Kyle Mills Leave a Comment

Magic Leap Augmented reality

Everybody believed that Magic Leap was going to release an innovation because the company posted a demo that was quite misleading.

Magic Leap was about to release a revolutionary technology, an augmented reality. This is actually years away from being completed and at this moment it is inferior to other virtual reality like Microsoft’s HoloLens.

Everybody believed that Magic Leap was going to release an innovation because the company posted a demo that was quite misleading. This happened last year. Now a report was completed about the product that this company is going to release. The report discovered that the demo was fake and the product is far away from being released.

This is not the only problem that this company has. They also experience some trouble when it came to miniaturizing the AR technology to a pair of glasses. The CEO of the company mentioned that the product was ready despite these problems.

The biggest problem for the company now is that they made people believe that they will give a revolutionary product and they failed to do so. They have received funds from Google and Alibaba. Both giant companies which invested in a start-up they believed to make great things.

Nobody is now sure about the future of the start-up because a lot of people are complaining about the fact that they were misled into believing that there will be an innovative technology and the company wasn’t able to provide that.

Now the image of the company is not as great as it was because they used to make YouTube videos to demonstrate how great was their AR tech but people found out that some of those videos were not real. For instance, one of those videos was actually made by a visual effect studio named Weta Workshop.

Due to all of these Magic Leap might lose some of their sponsors and they might not be able to release any products. They still have some trouble getting the fiber scanning display to really work. This fiber technology was the only thing that made this product better than the rest. All in all, let’s hope that Magic Leap will solve its issues and will be able to develop some better products in order to keep its sponsors happy.

What is your opinion about Magic Leap?

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No Man’s Sky Refunds Will Be Granted According to Policy

August 30, 2016 By Stephen Kenwright Leave a Comment

No Man's Sky poster

No Man’s Sky should have been the game of the year.

Due to the major scandal surrounding the new space exploration survival video game, some retailers found themselves in the position of offering No Man Sky’s refunds to players that exceeded the two-hour limit stipulated in the refund policy.

According to Steam:

“The standard Steam refund policy applies to No Man’s Sky. There are no special exemptions available.”

This translates into “our policy dictates that if you spent more than two hours playing a video game, then you like it, hence, you will not get a refund after 2h+ of gaming. “

However, there are some who played the indie “Space Skyrim” for weeks and decided that they are not pleased with the final product and asked for a full refund. It seems that those who moved fast enough and coordinated their refund requests with the enormous backlash managed to get their money back.

A possible explanation for the sudden change of heart may lie in the dizzying number of refund applications. From now on, the only players eligible for getting their money back are those who were not at all impressed by the features of the game in the first two hours of playing.

The official motives that generated the fallout are extensive technical issues, missing features, and misleading advertising. Ironically, on the same official Steam page where the announcement about the refund policy was posted, the developers kept the trailers featuring amazing content that cannot be found in the final version of the game.

No Man’s Sky refunds will be offered only to those who explored the “unlimited” galaxy and convinced themselves of the unsuitability of the game in less than two hours. Those who decided to keep on playing may be faced with another surprise as the DLCs may not be free anymore.

Players complaint that the game, who should have featured lots of playing options, is just about survival, and the graphics and overall gameplay do not compare with the product that was promised to them.

Hello Games, the indie company responsible for the No Man’s Sky project is now forced to either admit to a shameful failure or try to make the space simulator survival exploration game the wonder that was presented in the teasers.

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The Survival trailer for No Man’s Sky Is Here

July 28, 2016 By Stephen Kenwright Leave a Comment

No Man's Sky promotional poster

The game is aimed at a wider range of players from conquerors to explorers.

Hello Games just released the Survival trailer for No Man’s Sky, thus completing the overall sneak peek at the four major categories of the upcoming action-adventure survival. Now players are eagerly expecting the launch of the game.

No Man’s Sky is an action-adventure survival video game developed by indie company Hello Games for Windows and PlayStation 4. The game will feature a science-fiction infinite procedurally generated galaxy. In other words, players will have the opportunity of exploring countless worlds in an ever-changing universe.

The game is meant to simulate, as best as it can, a real scenario in which earthlings gain the capability of building powerful, technologically-advanced spaceships able to explore an infinite universe.

In order to appeal to a broader public, the developers created four main categories; each focused on a different skillset. For the adventurous spirits, there is the Survival mode, for the savvy businesspeople they created the Trade option, the warriors will focus on the Fight category, and the curious romantic spirits will have the opportunity to Explore.

 

The fourth and final teaser trailer for the video game is the one depicting the Survival mode. Players are taunted with images of a world where enormous dinosaurs roam in a radiation-filled environment, deserted planets where the toxicity levels are too much for the equipment to handle, and giant insects and other deadly lifeforms stalk around the carnivorous vegetation.

When playing the Survival mode, gamers will have to survive extreme conditions like toxic atmospheres, acid rain, dangerous radiation levels, extreme temperatures, hostile robots, and massive blood-lusting creatures all while keeping the equipment in working order.

Other categories, like Trade, take players into the commercial area of the universe. Skilled businesspersons will be able to make a name for themselves in the specialized market. Firefly fans will have a kick out of this mode seeing as the ship will be the most valuable possession of the tradesperson.

We don’t know if smuggling will be possible, but seeing as the game tries to mimic real-life conditions as best as it can, thrifty players may have the opportunity to make some extra credits.

The Exploration mode hinted at incredible worlds within the 18 quintillion planets where players will encounter a limitless variety of flora, fauna, and even robotic life.

What do you think about No Man’s Sky? Are you eager for the August launch?

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The Avegant Glyph Brings an Original Perspective to the Alternative Reality

December 15, 2015 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

Avegant_Glyph_WhiteThe Avegant Glyph brings an original perspective to the alternative reality. The gadget has the appearance of a VR device, but it is not a virtual reality gadget. It also appears to be a massive headset; however, the product was not developed to be used for an audio experience, since it is something else. Avegant calls the gadget a media wear, which can be a misleading name. It has a couple of top-sounding headsets, with two sensors on the bottom of the strip.

The user can pull it over the eyes, and instantly it feels like he is sitting in the middle of the action. The Glyph system is like a combination between Oculus Rift and a Beats by Dre, both devices bringing the best of these worlds: visual and audio. After a lot of search and development, over $1 million in crowd funding strategy and plenty of customer examination, Avegant is preparing the gadget to be delivered to the major markets during the first quarter of 2016.

The Glyph’s original design appeared just a couple of years ago and it was just a blunder of circuits and plastic connections, similar to innovative eyewear that someone might use in a goofy sci-fi film. Avegant had just an idea about the final outcome and a series of items looking like oversized headsets. Now it is far more stylish than even the best sketches, even if it still similar to an audio device.

The large parts go over the ears and its band sits on the nose thanks to an exchangeable nose pad. The users who examined it said that different individuals have different noses, and the Glyph is delivered with four choices for it. It looks funny, like a futuristic low quality visor, but Avegant promises that everyone will feel extremely comfortable while using it.

It is enough to put the device on the head, modify the pair of eyepieces to fit your eyesight, rotate the switch on the lenses to fit prescribed glasses if you wear them, then relax and observe the scenario. It is almost tedious, in the sense that it is actually only a display in front of the eyes.

It is not meant to cover the whole visual field and make the person experience as if he is somewhere else. Probably it is intended for tourists who want better displays than the scraped and smudged pieces of thermoplastic on the rear of a 17D. Instead of developing something the can be used while sitting on the sofa, Avegant is trying to create something that can be carried anywhere on the globe with no problem.

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Filed Under: IT & Diversified Sector, Techie Tagged With: Alternative Reality Gadget, Avegant Glyph Device

Verizon Now Offers Support for Streaming DVR-Recorded Content

December 15, 2015 By Kyle Mills Leave a Comment

verizon_wireless streamingVerizon now offers support for streaming for DVR-recorded content, since its Wireless branch wants to make it simpler than ever to stream almost all types of similar material anywhere, given the fact that they have online access to the service. The organization said that buyers who own FiOS Quantum support will now make the most of Verizon’s recent options incorporated into its dedicated FiOS Mobile application for the iOS for Android operating systems.

Before people get too excited, though, remember that the company did not explain which type of material is allowed for streaming. The new edition of its FiOS application, which delivers the latest features released by Verizon in November, is accessible via Google’s Play Store or iOS’ App Store. The most important part, besides the new upgrade, is that Verizon’s cellular app now offers assistance for streaming live TV material.

It means that client will now gain access to all signed up programs, but the same time they can enjoy this particular function when are using cellular phones at home. Thanks to this feature, members can either stop, play or go back to a certain TV sequence. Customers will furthermore be pleased to learn that through this modified FiOS app, people are offered a variety of famous headings.

In addition, Verizon is providing a method for its clients to handle their DVR files. The company mentioned that its customers can use their gadget as a remote for the FiOS TV. To make things even better, people can set up parent settings to control the material that should be revealed to children and the files that have to be hidden from their view.

The newest enhancements of Verizon’s FiOS cellular application match the way in which modern customers want to see TV shows and how they appreciate its content, according to the company’s representatives. These new functions allow their clients to carry their home TV experience anywhere with them, while appreciating it whenever or wherever they travel.

These are not all elements that Verizon is bringing on the market, it also mentioned that besides its DVR options, FiOS Huge also provides the option for people to take advantage of its proprietary DVR platform, which allows customers to record 12 shows simultaneously. Verizon also gives a recording capacity up to 250 hours.

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Filed Under: IT & Diversified Sector, Techie Tagged With: DVR-Recorded Content, Verizon Streaming Service

Dropbox Enterprise to Offer Specific Options for Company Clients

November 5, 2015 By Doyle Buehler Leave a Comment

Dropbox-EnterpriseIn the organization’s efforts to aim towards large companies, Dropbox, the famous cloud storage provider, is introducing the new level of its company services named Dropbox Enterprise. Even if this new offer comes loaded with its same administration options, security features and modern cooperation resources such as Dropbox Business, there is no deny that other inventive features will be added to it.

Dropbox says that this is a safe file sharing and data storage service, which IT directors trust and workers love), bringing a number of new elements including advanced management capacity, implementation resources and services and assistance aimed at major businesses.

The top managers of Dropbox presented this new item during their Dropbox Open client meeting on November 4 organized in San Francisco. They announced that, starting right now, the company’s certified business users could already purchase a Dropbox Enterprise account.

Dropbox affirmed that many employees from all branches have already finalized the contract papers for their individual accounts. Its Enterprise service boasts domain confirmation and account details so administrators can increase the speed of customer migration to this service without any additional problems.

This function gives managers the possibility to easily supervise how their workers are using the service with outside collaborators and other partners. It is important to note that clients are given unlimited accessibility to the organization’s API to efficiently incorporate Dropbox into current IT systems. The company says on its official website that users will likewise be granted access to all platforms for assistance related to customized integration.

Furthermore, Dropbox guarantees to allocate customers a success administrator to provide support in data migration, implementation and client training to all users. Meanwhile, the company’s CEO shared a set of the organization’s current figures on its report. Until now, Dropbox has already finalized the accounts of 400 million individual users and 8 million companies.

He revealed that the data storage service is already negotiating with more than 100,000 paying company clients, so far. Only in the last years, 50,000 entrepreneurs just arrived in this service, which Dropbox says that it is more than what the greatest opponents have attracted to their platforms.

One of these rivals is Box, a similar file storage system, but targeted at company clients. Dropbox has instead been providing the same options in the previous years, but usually for clients that are more regular.

Dropbox’s new function will make simpler the procedures through which Dropbox Pro and Basic customers collaborate with their co-workers for the development of businesses. Once a group is established and clients are included into it, they will obtain a set of tools, which will increase the performance of Dropbox for the firm’s goals.

All the employees of a business will be capable to instantly get access to information placed in the cloud directory. This way, they will work together with other people from any office, with all the data that the associates needed saved in a common folder.

Multiple teams can be created for quick sharing between working categories, with additional colleagues that could be included later on getting access to this information and files already distributed to people who are a part of that group.

Customers will also have the possibility to make accounts for private and work information independently, so that clients would be allowed to focus on their tasks at the respective moment. Both of those records will be offered through the Internet, PCs or mobile gadgets.

According to this short article, the function will be combined for both Dropbox Pro and Dropbox Basic customers over the next weeks, without requiring additional efforts from the clients.

The business option, a support being used by more 100,000 firms, already has this function in place. Nevertheless, the new feature will be offered to all customers, focusing on helping small and medium companies that are applying the service for their work objectives, but have wanted until now not to purchase the premium accounts for company clients.

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Filed Under: IT & Diversified Sector, Techie Tagged With: cloud storage service, Dropbox Enterprise service

Facebook Will Introduce Six Emoji-Like Buttons

October 8, 2015 By Dave Smith Leave a Comment

Facebook Will Introduce Six Emoji-Like Buttons

Earlier this year, during a Q&A session at Facebook’s headquarters, superstar CEO Mark Zuckerberg declared that Facebook is currently working on a new feature for their social network: adding a “dislike” button.”

The 1.5 monthly active users asked for a long time for a dislike button. Seeing the magnitude of the situation, Zuckerberg and company decided to start taking the fan demands seriously and finally announced in September that they are working on a “dislike” button.

However, Facebook officials cleared the air regarding the situation and informed interviewers that the button will not exactly be a “dislike” button, but rather an all-encompassing button that will allow users to show their empathy towards the messages that are conveyed by other users in their posts.

Facebook has finally confirmed that the button will have six emoji reactions, through which users can express a wider range of emotions than a thumbs up button can. Now users can express their empathy for bad news such as a breakup, a natural disaster or a loss, without appearing to diss them.

One would say it is more than likely for trolls to start abusing these emoticons and use them in negative ways across the social network. This is not the case, Facebook states that they designed the six buttons in a way that anger cannot be mistaken for hate, and so on.

Chris Cox, chief product officer of Facebok, writes in a posts “As you can see, it’s not a dislike button.” Facebook officials are proud that they are trying to keep their social network less corruptible than others, and they believe that the new empathy button will allow users to express themselves more freely than ever before.

The company says that they have studies which emotions are most commonly expressed through text and ascii smiley across Facebook posts and comments, and designed the six emoji that will allow users to express them easier than ever before.

The six emoticons are: love, laugh, excitement, amazement, sadness and anger. They can be used everywhere, from posts from your friends to the comment section of your favorite pages and so on. However, we still have to wait for the update, as things may change until the official release.

Facebook declared that they have tested the empathy button in two countries so far: Ireland and Spain. These two countries’ friend requests usually do not extend beyond their borders, which makes them very good for Facebook experiments. Officials declared that they will use the feedback from these two countries in order to improve the feature, and that they will release it as quickly as possible to everyone else.

The good news is that empathetic emoji will roll out this year for all Facebook users.

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Filed Under: IT & Diversified Sector

Adobe Creative Cloud to Be Upgraded This Week

October 5, 2015 By Doyle Buehler Leave a Comment

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The new Adobe Creative Cloud will be presented today at a press conference in Los Angeles. Typically, this is the perfect occasion when the organization shows its newest up-dates and offers users a glance of the new functions it is working on. Here, there are included a series of famous programs, like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom and Premiere Pro.

This day is no exception, since Adobe is releasing a number of new options for all its Creative Cloud items and their partner mobile applications. In addition, Adobe is developing up-dates for its stock content support and is releasing new profile websites for creative experts. This upgraded service is based on its current Behance feature found on many of the company’s products.

After purchasing Behance some years ago, Adobe obtained one of the most well known profile systems for creative specialists. Soon, it will provide to all Creative Cloud members (including subscribers who have low-priced Photography account) a new and simpler to use profile service relying on Behance’s options.

Adobe Portfolio will be released at the end of this year and is intended to help artists displaying their creations online. Its new websites will have a responsive design and customers will be allowed to select a variety of different layouts. These sites will use Typekit print styles and clients will synchronize their creative portfolio with a Behance task web page, too.

As we already know, there are so many little new functions and up-dates within the Creative Cloud app, that it is difficult to list each one of these options. One thing is already very clear: Adobe is focus mainly on just a few areas of interest.

With its CreativeSync feature, for instance, content creation is even easier than before and users can synchronize all types of resources between their different applications. CreativeSync is not a new option, but it was mainly used for synchronizing different PC applications and transferring data from mobile to desktop and the other way around. With the upcoming improvement, the organization is also permitting creators to synchronize their mobile applications.

The primary function operated via the content support is the Creative Cloud Library. Usually, Adobe allows users to keep all their tools, no matter if they are print styles, designs, pictures or drawings, in a single place. These collections are also incorporated in Adobe Stock.

For today’s creators, it is vital to be permanently linked to their tools, teams and tasks. With the Creative Cloud upgrade, the company’s trademark CreativeSync technologies create a highly effective relationship between PC and mobile phone applications, as well as important creative resources.

The company jumped immediately on the mobile trend and, during recent years, the organization released a variety of smart phone applications for both the Android and iOS operating systems. Some of them, like Adobe Shape, Color and Brush had identical purposes, though. With the current upgrade, Adobe is mixing all these content-focused applications into a big Capture CC system. By using these programs, clients will transform any picture into one vector, brush or color scheme.

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Filed Under: IT & Diversified Sector Tagged With: Adobe Creative Cloud

YiSpecter Threatens to Compromise Apple’s App Store

October 5, 2015 By Carrie Davis Leave a Comment

YiSpecter

Tech experts discovered a new cyber virus, named YiSpecter, which can infect all jail broken and non-jail broken iPads and iPhones. The malware is capable to do these damages by using a variety of novel methods.

The YiSpecter virus is uncommon from different point of views, according to online security experts. This is because it represents the first malware in Apple’s ecosystem that uses the iOS’ own APIs. These small programs are pieces of data that remain undocumented by the company, probably because they are not offered for general use.

What is problematic about this specific malware is that hackers use many personal APIs to affect iPhones or iPads that have set up applications from App Store. According to specialists in security systems, more than 100 applications in the App Store have used invasive APIs and have broken Apple’s infamously tight rule evaluation.

This means that Apple’s fighting strategy against the misuse of personal APIs can be used independently and affect all regular iOS customers who only obtain their applications from the App Store.

The identification of YiSpecter follows the latest discovery that a large number of applications infected by the XcodeGhost virus have been released into Apple’s online store. During this unfortunate occurrence, the Chinese creators of legitimate applications have submitted applications to the store after integrating within them copies of Apple’s tool set, called Xcode.

Various reviews coming from the victims of these cyber-attacks say that YiSpecter increases its damaging capabilities once it is set up on jail broken and non-jail broken iOS systems. These unusual software powers include the ability to transfer, install, start and control other iOS applications, exchanging current applications for others that are downloaded, infecting other applications to show ads and modifying Safari’s standard search options. It can also mess the browser’s favorite or opened web pages and send the victim’s system information to the hacker’s computer.

Even if YiSpecter and XcodeGhost affect non-jail broken iOS gadgets and do display some technological resemblances, the experts believe that these strikes are not related to each other. As network specialists say, the WireLurker virus found last year infected business certifications in order to affect non-jail broken devices. In addition, YiSpecter uses official certification, but it relies on the use of various APIs to change important settings in iOS. This ability was previously attributed only to extremely skilled hackers.

YiSpecter also provides a variety of new methods to infect jail broken and non-jail broken mobile gadgets. Experts believe that a number of these recent attacks have been coming from Chinese ISPs. The hackers were spreading their viruses by using intense Internet traffic and placing pop-up alerts when customers were visiting known news websites.

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Filed Under: IT & Diversified Sector Tagged With: Apple App Store, YiSpecter virus

Microsoft and Google Patent Feud Finally Coming to an End

October 1, 2015 By Dave Smith Leave a Comment

Microsoft and Google Patent Feud

Microsoft and Google patent feud has finally come to an end. This agreement is similar to the way in which Apple and Samsung have also finished a long running race in court over legal rights. According to sources in the tech industry, the organizations dropped a series of smart phone and game console-based court cases in the United States and Europe.

As part of this mutual agreement, both software giants will drop all awaiting lawsuits between them that are related to patent violation. Such a relevant case is the one regarding Motorola Mobility. Google bought Motorola Mobility a few years ago, but then it sold it to Chinese company Lenovo.

On separate occasions, Microsoft and Google have decided to work together on several patent problems. They predict a profitable collaboration in other domains later on to benefit clients of both companies.

The fight goes back more than five years ago, when Microsoft opened two lawsuits against Motorola Mobility. It claimed a violation of FRAND (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory) certification contracts.

Motorola responded with a court action in Europe during the summer of 2011. Only one year later, international authorities discovered that Microsoft’s console gaming system indeed breached several Motorola patents. In a similar way, German officials later decided that Motorola also infringed Redmond’s smart phone patents. This was before Redmond started working with Motorola in the app-patent fight against Microsoft.

This year, after Google sold the Motorola smart phone branch to Lenovo for $2.9 billion dollars, both giants have a new leadership. Further financial terms of this agreement have not been disclosed, but we can only assume that future profits of their collaboration will be divided between these tech giants

The legal issues that have been resolved include cases related to smart phones, video development and wireless technologies. This does not mean that Microsoft dropped its strategy to gather royalties from Android product creators. This lawsuit was started for the operating system’s claimed violation of Microsoft’s legal patents.

It is not certain from the declaration on which aspect both corporations will be collaborating in the future. Experts have already started to see patterns of what is really going on. The two companies decided recently to perform together with other tech innovators, like Mozilla and Netflix, on a royalty-free codec.

Only future will decide if the agreement leads to better results between Google and Microsoft in other domains. A significant negative point for customers has been the absence of a YouTube application made by Google for mobile phones and tablets working on Windows.

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