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From virtual classes to in-person lessons, the best learning environments may look different. But they have a few things in common: inspiring teachers, engaged students and a safe space to learn. Over the last few years, spurred by COVID-19, millions of new users have come online to collaborate, create and learn. Because we support millions…
VRJam is launching its digital venue for virtual concerts and live events. It bills itself as a Web3 metaverse entertainment platform.Read MoreRead More
At a Google AI event in New York City, the company announced a variety of AI advances, including in generative AI and language translation.Read MoreRead More
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. This scientist is trying to create an accessible, unhackable voting machine For the past 19 years, computer science professor Juan Gilbert has immersed himself in perhaps the most contentious debate over election administration…
The limited-edition 911 Soundbar 2.0 Pro weighs a whopping 143 pounds and features a real Porsche 992 GT3 exhaust. | Image: Porsche Design Would you buy a $12,000 speaker? Okay, probably not, but would you buy one if it were built into a genuine Porsche 992 GT3 exhaust? The Porsche 911 Soundbar 2.0 Pro is…
Three amici filed briefs last week in Jump Rope System’s petition asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) decision upholding a Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) finding of unpatentability. Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Fund and the Fair Inventing Fund filed briefs in…
Steve Mould re-created The Rings of Power title sequence using patterns produced by vibrating square plates. The first time I saw the opening credits for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, I thought the patterns looked remarkably like so-called “Chladni figures“: vibrational patterns that form when one scatters sand on a vibrating…
Enlarge / Say so long to the original PSVR’s glowing blue lights. (credit: PlayStation Blog) Sony’s PlayStation VR2 headset will cost $550 in the US when it launches on February 22, 2023, almost exactly two years after the headset was first announced. The $550 package will come bundled with two tracked, handheld “PS VR2 Sense”…
A surface made out of a door has plenty of room for my computer, monitors, speakers, and other work necessities. Whitson Gordon After spending countless hours putting together a killer workstation, you have a tricked-out desktop computer, multiple monitors, bangin’ speakers, and…a computer desk that’s too tiny to fit it all. Here’s how to build…