Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Android on Switch is… AWESOME!?”.
Hello friends: it’s me deep voice, Riley, because when you spend all weekend talking loudly on the show florid LTX you go through second puberty. Let me tell you it’s rough, but LTX wasn’t rough. Actually, it was awesome thanks. Everyone who traveled from all over the world and came up to say hi to me and Dennis and the whole team, but enough lollygagging around it’s time for tech news want to say anything Dennis he’s scared. Google is continuing its unusual practice of revealing details about the upcoming pixel for after many rumors and leaks pointed to the device having some sort of facial recognition and air gesture capabilities. The company released a video teaser, confirming it showing a woman, unlocking the phone with her face and swiping through music tracks, without actually touching anything. Google also published a diagram of the pixel force. Various front-facing sensors, including a dot projector and IR cameras for the face unlock feature, but the big news is the presence of a radar chip made by project soli. The Google division working on detecting extremely subtle hand and finger gestures that could allow users to fully control mobile devices with virtually no physical interaction and, if that’s the future, we’re looking at that’s exciting.
If it’s not well regular air swipe gestures have been around since 2013. In the Samsung Galaxy s4, so not as exciting, at least we know now why Google was going around giving people five bucks to scan their face. It was practice for the face unlock system, not because they need our face. They already have it.
They have all of us. The voice really adds to the delivery there. All of us, speaking of Google, the company’s Android OS, is being put in places.
It was never meant to go. The Nintendo switch developer groups, which root has published lineage OS 15.1 for the switch a variant of the Android Oreo, build used by Nvidia shield TV units. The port uses the Hecate bootloader, which won’t be compatible with every switch, but tons of people have already installed Android and are posting about it on social media.
The general consensus is that, while some things are understandably still a bit, janky games run surprisingly smooth on the switch and people are even using it to play their PC games via in-home streaming. We’Ll have to see whether Nintendo tolerates this little experiment or does what Nintendo and attempts to shut it down. It might eat into the company’s game sales if people are streaming which are three from their PC instead of buying it from the eShop, as one tweeter has already demonstrated, and intel has unintentionally leaked some details about their upcoming discrete graphics cards in a driver.
The company posted and then took down an anon tech forum, member spotted four code names with variations of the D G designation for discrete graphics. There appears to be one low powered unit designated LP and three high powered units designated HP. The information has caused the PC hardware community to start speculating about what Intel could be planning for their graphics cards if the numbers at the end of the codename, which are thought to reveal the number of execution units, are any indication these might be mid-range cards in The same general performance category as AMD’s Radeon, 50, 750, 700 XT.
Let’S hope not, though, because those cards are actually a pretty good deal compared to Nvidia’s mid-range offerings. What we really need Intel to do is challenge Nvidia at the top end, because they’re just partying up there, then thinking everything’s, fine, whoo and video up at the table. You can touch us until Intel comes in with the triple slammer.
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He likes Timbits, that’s yeah! I have to agree with you. Frances Defence Minister, Florence parley said the country is planning to launch satellites armed with lasers and submachine guns. Dennis. Do you even hear I said it’s shocking, but only to defend their satellites from other satellites except it sounds like you guys are the first ones putting weapons in space.
So if anything, this is going to start a satellite arms race that can only culminate in robotic space sharks with frickin laser beams on their heads. Is that what you want? France, France, don’t just smoke your cigarette and look down your nose at me. I’M talking to you Bethesda is acquiescing to the demands of the people and removing the online login requirement for the re-release of the first three doom games on current gen consoles. The publisher says the forced login was a mistake and was only meant to be there for Slayers club members to redeem rewards sure possessed we’ll go with that.
Stanford researchers have developed a device they’re, calling a quantum microphone capable of detecting the smallest units of sound known as phonons, rather than using a membrane to detect sound waves like normal audio equipment. Does this device would capture phonons and measure them using an array of nano mechanical resonators and could theoretically be used to build a quantum computer using phonons instead of photons guys? I looked through this story, but there’s no mention of carbon nanotubes. None at all. I tried.
I wanted to do it maybe one day, processor, comparison, site, user benchmark has responded to complaints over the way they adjusted their scoring method, which appeared to favor Intel CPUs. The site statement points out that the scores for the rise in 730, 800 X and rise in 5 3600 X both went up and that they’ll be updating their scoring index in the near future to account the strength of octa-core processors. As soon as Intel has more of them, hey wait a sec and Google’s way most self-driving division has partnered with another alphabet. Company deepmind to use the latter’s evolutionary system in developing its AI deep mind creates many variations of the same neural network.
Has them compete against each other and the ones that perform the best go on to receive further development, but do we really want a eyes from different companies cooperating with each other? This seems like a recipe for something and it ain’t. Antique arrows, baked flan is disaster. It’S a recipe for disaster. That’S why I was getting and this webisode will be a disaster if I carry on talking. So it’s over now come back on Wednesday for more tech news delivered by someone who doesn’t sound like they need to drink some herbal tea. Speaking of which I’m gon na have some herbal tea Danny’s, who wants some? What kind chamomile .