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- A new Oculus Quest has seemingly leaked from every angle, and it might launch soon
- Apple’s Macs might get Face ID, as potentially revealed by code in macOS Big Sur
- Some Nest thermostats can no longer connect to the internet, so Google is replacing them
- Faraday Future founder’s bankruptcy spiked a potential deal in the Middle East
- Beloved Nintendo president Satoru Iwata’s tribute book is finally coming out in English
- How the world’s biggest general science society is tackling racism
- The NBA is using Microsoft Teams to bring basketball fans courtside
- Batman: Mask of the Phantasm is the only movie that treats Batman like a complete person
- New leaks reveal Galaxy Buds Live name, noise cancellation, battery life, and $169 price
- Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Plus is back on sale for under $1,000 on Amazon
| A new Oculus Quest has seemingly leaked from every angle, and it might launch soon Posted: 24 Jul 2020 05:40 PM PDT  Image: WalkingCat on Twitter Earlier this week, we got our first look at what appeared to be a new Oculus Quest virtual reality headset thanks to an apparent marketing image shared on Twitter. Since then, more images — including ones of the device in the wild, and a rumored release date — have appeared online, indicating the headset could launch soon. The new images posted on Friday reinforce that this new Quest may look pretty similar to its successor but could come in a black-and-white color scheme. Take a look for yourself at these images shared on Reddit: The existence of these units, which appear to be some kind of testing devices, suggests the device could come out sooner rather than later. That sooner timeframe... |
| Apple’s Macs might get Face ID, as potentially revealed by code in macOS Big Sur Posted: 24 Jul 2020 03:09 PM PDT  Photo by Dieter Bohn / The Verge Many iPhone and iPad models let you unlock your device with your face using Face ID, but on a Mac, you still need to type in your password, set up your Apple Watch to auto unlock your Mac, or, depending on what model of Mac you have, use your fingerprint with Touch ID. But code reportedly discovered in the latest beta of macOS Big Sur by 9to5Mac suggests that Face ID could be coming to Macs at some point in the future, too. The code in the beta apparently references Apple's codename for the TrueDepth camera, according to 9to5Mac. The TrueDepth camera is what enables Face ID in Face ID-capable devices like the iPhone 11 and the iPad Pro, but no Macs currently available have one. The code reportedly also has snippets mentioning the terms... |
| Some Nest thermostats can no longer connect to the internet, so Google is replacing them Posted: 24 Jul 2020 02:33 PM PDT  Photo by Jake Kastrenakes / The Verge Some users of Nest thermostats can no longer control the devices remotely, and the issue is forcing Google to replace the devices entirely if otherwise standard troubleshooting fails. The issue, which began popping up on Nest forums as early as last November and racking up more than 200 responses, is known as the "w5 error," and it disables remote control of the company's thermostats. Controlling the temperature of your home with your smartphone when you're out of the house or away from the physical device is pretty much the sole selling point of the Nest thermostat. So that makes this a pretty serious issue, even if you still can manually adjust the temperature on the device itself. Google says it's aware of the problem and that it's... |
| Faraday Future founder’s bankruptcy spiked a potential deal in the Middle East Posted: 24 Jul 2020 01:04 PM PDT  Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge With his personal bankruptcy plan approved, here are some of the most interesting things that surfaced in court |
| Beloved Nintendo president Satoru Iwata’s tribute book is finally coming out in English Posted: 24 Jul 2020 12:30 PM PDT  Photo by David McNew/Getty Images A tribute book for Satoru Iwata, the beloved president and CEO of Nintendo who died in 2015, is getting an English release this spring, publisher VIZ Media announced today. The book, Ask Iwata, is a translation of Iwata-San, which was first published in Japan last year. "In this motivational collection, Satoru Iwata addresses diverse subjects such as locating bottlenecks, how success breeds resistance to change, and why programmers should never say no," according to a summary of the book that VIZ Media shared with The Verge. "Drawn from the 'Iwata Asks' series of interviews with key contributors to Nintendo games and hardware, and featuring conversations with renowned Mario franchise creator Shigeru Miyamoto and creator of Earthbound... |
| How the world’s biggest general science society is tackling racism Posted: 24 Jul 2020 11:21 AM PDT  Photo credit should read LOIC VENANCE/AFP via Getty Images The world's largest multidisciplinary scientific society has decided to take on systemic racism. The move by The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), publisher of the esteemed Science journals, comes after Black scientists came forward to protest racism within academia and the sciences, and organized a strike on June 10th, that AAAS joined. In a letter to its 120,000 members this month, AAAS CEO Sudip Parikh announced that the 172-year-old institution has come up with a plan to hold itself accountable for making itself and the sciences more diverse. By September, it will start sharing data on the diversity of its staff, fellows, and authors published in its journals.
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| The NBA is using Microsoft Teams to bring basketball fans courtside Posted: 24 Jul 2020 10:45 AM PDT  Microsoft Teams at NBA arenas. | Microsoft The National Basketball Association (NBA) is using Microsoft Teams' new Together Mode to place basketball fans courtside in a virtual experience during live games. Microsoft only just revealed Together Mode for Teams earlier this month, and it uses AI to segment your face and shoulders and place you together with other people in a virtual space. The NBA is using this new Microsoft Teams mode combined with 17-foot tall LED screens that will wrap around basketball arenas to put fans back next to players. Fans will be able to react in real time, and players will be able to see and hear those reactions. These virtual stands will include more than 300 fans using Together Mode to sit side by side with each other virtually in Microsoft Teams.... |
| Batman: Mask of the Phantasm is the only movie that treats Batman like a complete person Posted: 24 Jul 2020 09:20 AM PDT  Liking Batman: Mask of the Phantasm is a bit like being someone who is super into vinyl. Tell people it's your favorite movie take on Batman, and you run the risk of sounding like an incredible snob; a contrarian that somehow feels the need to like something other than a bunch of very good live-action movies that lots of other people adore. Regardless, it's a movie worth celebrating — not because it is better than its live-action siblings, but because it's maybe the most complete take on Batman and Bruce Wayne on film. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, now on Netflix, was an attempt to leverage the Emmy-winning success of Batman: The Animated Series into a theatrical hit. It didn't quite take, bombing at the box office despite critical... |
| New leaks reveal Galaxy Buds Live name, noise cancellation, battery life, and $169 price Posted: 24 Jul 2020 09:16 AM PDT  Image: h0x0d (Twitter) We've seen plenty of pictures of Samsung's new bean-shaped earbuds, but an early update to Samsung's Galaxy Buds companion app has confirmed nearly all the details about the upcoming headphones, including the official Galaxy Buds Live name and support for active noise cancellation. The app also shows a brief guide on how to wear the uniquely shaped earbuds and shows that the earbuds will have touch controls (set to toggle active noise cancellation by default), which can also be disabled if you don't like touch controls. The app shows off a Find My Earbuds setting and equalizer options — standard features for headphones like this. The app marks the most official reveal yet for the Galaxy Buds Live, which have already popped... |
| Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Plus is back on sale for under $1,000 on Amazon Posted: 24 Jul 2020 09:05 AM PDT  Photo by Brennan King / The Verge If you're in the market for a new smartphone and prefer Android over Apple, look no further; you can purchase Samsung's Galaxy S20 Plus for $950 again today on Amazon; $50 less than its smaller-screen sibling, the S20 5G. The Galaxy S20 Plus 5G usually retails for $1,200 and includes a 120Hz screen refresh rate plus 5G network support. My colleague Dieter Bohn pointed out in his dual review that despite 5G not justifying part of the phone's retail price, he praised the phone's large screen, while also pointing out his favorite feature was the screens on both devices. Microsoft's Surface Laptop 3 has... |
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