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Up until now I’ve only seen suggestions for content offered by the various streaming services. Today I started getting ads for a Hyundai car!

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I’m ok with the 4k display dying especially after the android 14 update breaking it on the 1v. But I’m not that happy about the 21by9 turning to 19.5 by 9

looks like a rehoused Xperia. But still a cool device imo.

Tldw: it’s just serviceable but I wish for it to be more powerful.

Tldw: it’s just serviceable but I wish for it to be more powerful.

What’s new:

Emerge this week announced a partnership with Sony, a big boon for the hardware startup. The deal involves two pieces.

A new leak suggests Sony is preparing to launch INZONE earbuds that have active noise cancelation and spatial audio.

The PSVR2, like the Vita before it, is an incredible piece of hardware that’s in desperate need of games.

Sources hint that the Sony A9 III will be unveiled in November, but we could also see the Sony A7S IV early next year

cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/1905243

New prices starting September 6 for PlayStation Plus 12-month subscription plans.

September 1 announcement date at 3 am est.

Invited beta participants from select countries can test new PS5 features.

As with the buds, you’ll need a phone running Android 13 or later, and dynamic head tracking only works with compatible video apps.

Listen ik its from reddit but this seems to be the original source I have found so far. But rip the telephoto.

They would rather release this, then make a ps vita 2 or a xperia gaming phone/controler.

Overall, I’m very impressed with the 1mk5 I only wished that it had a variable aperture like the pro-i did, since the actual sensor area being used is nearly the same (the pro-i sensor was cropped) plus the pro-i has a 90% coverage of autofocus while the 1mk5 has only 70%. (source)

overall, a positive review.

SAN DIEGO, June 29, 2023 /PRNewswire/ – Sony Electronics Inc. (“Sony”) announced the launch of mobile motion capture system “mocopi” (QM-SS1) in the U.S. market. “mocopi,” with its six small and lightweight sensors and a dedicated smartphone app available for iOS and Android,1 enables full-body motion tracking using Sony’s proprietary technologies. Creators can capture their motion data or video of their avatars in motion with the mobile app or send motion data to compatible third-party software in real time, providing users with a new way to interact within virtual reality (VR).