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The future of gaming – both versions of the PlayStation 5

Experience lightning fast loading with an ultra-high speed SSD, deeper immersion with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and 3D Audio, and an all-new generation of incredible PlayStation® games. 

The future of gaming – both versions of the PlayStation 5

Launches holiday 2020

Play Has No Limits™

PS5 hardware

Lightning speed 

Harness the power of a custom CPU, GPU, and SSD with Integrated I/O that rewrite the rules of what a PlayStation console can do.

Stunning games

Marvel at incredible graphics and experience new PS5™ features.

Breathtaking immersion 

Discover a deeper gaming experience with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and 3D Audio technology.

The games you want

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Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales

Experience the rise of Miles Morales as the new hero masters incredible, explosive new powers to become his own Spider-Man.

Horizon Forbidden West

Join Aloy as she braves the Forbidden West – a majestic but dangerous frontier that conceals mysterious new threats.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

Blast your way through an interdimensional adventure with Ratchet and Clank.

Gran Turismo 7

Gran Turismo™ 7 builds on 22 years of experience to bring you the best features from the history of the franchise.

Sackboy A Big Adventure

Take Sackboy on an epic 3D platforming adventure with your friends.

Astro’s Playroom

Bugsnax

DEATHLOOP

Demon’s Souls

Destruction AllStars

GhostWire: Tokyo

Godfall™ 

Goodbye Volcano High

Gran Turismo 7

Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online

HITMAN 3

Horizon Forbidden West

JETT : The Far Shore®

Kena: Bridge of the Spirits

Little Devil Inside

Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales

NBA 2K21

Oddworld Soulstorm™

Pragmata

Project Athia (working title)

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

Resident Evil 8

Returnal

Sackboy A Big Adventure

Solar Ash

Stray

The Pathless

Tribes of Midgard

Heighten Your Senses™

The DualSense™ wireless controller for PS5 offers immersive haptic feedback1, dynamic adaptive triggers1 and a built-in microphone, all integrated into an iconic design.

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Watch this app copy a real-world object, paste it on PC
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Watch this App copy a real-world object, paste it on PC

Watch this app copy a real-world object, paste it on PC

Computer vision and augmented reality technology has made amazing strides in the last few years. One of the coolest examples is Google Lens’s ability to copy real-world text and paste it into an app.

Now, a new AR Cut and Pasteapp by programmer Cyril Diagne (h/t: PhoneArena) shows the ability to take a snap of a real-world object, have it cut out of its background, and pasted into Photoshop.


Code: https://github.com/cyrildiagne/ar-cutpaste …

The video shows the programmer taking a snap of various objects (such as books and plants) and then adding it into a project he’s working on. It’s not exactly instantaneous, as Diagne says it takes roughly 2.5 seconds to cut and four seconds to paste. But he adds that there are plenty of ways to speed things up and that the project took place over a weekend.

It all makes for an extremely slick demonstration anyway, but it does come with other caveats. For one, this is merely a prototype right now rather than a commercially available app. It also requires Photoshop on your PC and the creation of a local server to link the app to Photoshop on your computer. However, Diagne notes that it might support more than just Photoshop in the future.

In any event, AR Cut and Paste is still an impressive use of machine learning and computer vision. And this could be handy for presentations and image editing, taking a ton of manual work out of the process.

You can check out the instructions and more via the GitHub page for the project over here. Otherwise, you can also check out more AR stories via our list below.

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LOVE HULTÉN – ​ORIGINX

Pong (Atari in 1972) helped establish the gaming industry and is often referred to as the origin of video games. OriginX is a handmade wooden tribute and a delicate tribute to the Pong cabinet. Like its predecessor: OriginX is dressed in a sleek exterior comprised of a walnut shell, a yellow façade, and an aluminum control panel.

LOVE HULTEN – ​ORIGINX
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OriginX  is a link between the present and the past and a tribute to the game room. Slim wall-mounted cabinet combines modern hardware with classic design and lets you enjoy classic cooperative gaming

like Metal Slug, Gauntlet and Contra in first class. It can store more than 10,000 emulated games. Add your own favorites via USB and create a personal game library.

Original Pong cabinet (1972)                                            The OriginX cabinet (2018)
The standard version runs on a modern built-in computer, emulating all of your favorite games via MAME, but the cabinet can also be customized to run the original JAMMA board of your
choice.
OriginX comes with a 19 “4: 3 LCD screen, and to enhance the authentic arcade experience, Hultén adds a custom barrel distortion filter to mimic classic CRT monitors
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Yellow might not be for everyone, and Origin can also be customized in terms of color

OriginX ships worldwide and comes in a limited edition of 50 units, produced, polished, and assembled by Hultén himself in Gothenburg, Sweden.

​Dimensions: 61x51x31cm

​O R I G I N X
​$3,799.00 (Excl. VAT & shipping)​
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SAMSUNG dog bot concept futuristic surveillance smart mascot

THE SAMSUNG ROBOT DOG CONCEPT!

Most robotic pets focus on being “cute”. Cicco’s Gaetano Dog-Bot concept focuses on functionality.

The Turin-based designer chose Samsung as the corporate endorsement for the faceless android canine, which has an interactive display for a “face,” which transmits information through simple graphics such as exclamation points, dots, and lights.

Samsung Dog-bot Concept, futuristic surveillance smart mascot

Renders show that he identifies and chases a ball; We figured it would be even more useful for scouring the grounds, identifying intruders, and other potential threats.

Cicco’s futuristic  Samsung  Dog-Bot  by Gaetano  expresses emotions on the screen with question or exclamation marks. 

While other smart domestic pets are designed to create an emotional bond with their owners, the Samsung Dog-bot clearly takes on an uncomfortable cyborg look and prioritizes its functionality as an outdoor surveillance dog.

futuristic surveillance smart samsung mascot visualized by gaetano de cicco6

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Adidas X Google GMR template

Designed to bring real-world achievements to the virtual, the Adidas GMR Template is an engaging activity tracking technology app.

Soccer cleats insoles come in a pair of two, with a single Google Jacquard tag to place on the insole of the dominant foot.

ADIDAS X GOOGLE GMR TEMPLATE

Designed to bring real-world achievements to the virtual, the Adidas GMR Template is an engaging activity tracking technology app. Soccer cleats insoles come in a pair of two, with a single Google Jacquard tag to place on the insole of the dominant foot.

Machine learning algorithms recognize physical movement in the field, following kicks, shooting power, distance traveled, and speed. This data is then passed from GMR to EA’s FIFA mobile game, which will offer unique challenges and milestones to reach each week (think of kicks or miles run), ultimately using real-world performance to enhance the Mobile Ultimate Team. of the user. .

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Apple celebrates the best apps and games of 2019

Apple celebrates the best apps and games of 2019

Today Apple revealed the best apps and games and the most powerful trends that drove app culture in 2019. Apps help simplify our lives and express our creativity, connect us to friends, family and the world beyond, and of course, have fun. In 2019, apps made their mark by reflecting the zeitgeist of our society and sitting at the nexus of digital and pop culture.
“Developers around the world inspire us all with innovative apps that have the power to influence culture and change our lives, and this year that is as true as ever. The 2019 App Store Best Apps and Games winners reflect our global desire for connection, creativity and fun,” said Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “We are excited to announce such a diverse group of 2019 App Store winners, showing that great design and creativity comes from developers large and small, and from every corner of the world. We congratulate all the winners and thank them for making 2019 the best year yet for the App Store.”

Best Apps of 2019

iPhone App of the Year: Spectre Camera (Lux Optics)
This AI-powered app leverages a dizzying amount of tech to let anyone take stunning long-exposure photos.
iPad App of the Year: Flow by Moleskine (Moleskine)
Draw and sketch in this elegant digital notebook app, whose graphite pencils, chisel-tipped markers and more have been meticulously tuned to mimic the real thing
Mac App of the Year: Affinity Publisher (Serif Labs)
With its elegant user experience and remarkably reasonable price point, Affinity Publisher makes pro-level design accessible to everyone, whether you’re creating a photo-rich coffee table book or a flyer for your second grader’s play.
Apple TV App of the Year: The Explorers (The Explorers Network)
This groundbreaking app was designed to support the community of explorers, scientists and artists working toward a common goal: To create a comprehensive “visual inventory” of the natural world through photo and video.
App Trend of 2019: Storytelling Simplified
In 2019, a groundswell of apps helped us fill the proverbial blank page with our memories, dreams, images, and voices—and did so with more power and personality than ever. With apps like Anchor (Anchor FM), Canva: Stories & Video Maker (Canva), Unfold (Unfold Creative), Steller (Expedition Travel Advisor), Spark Camera (Dayworks), Over (Over, Inc) and Wattpad (Wattpad Corp), anyone can express themselves through moving podcasts, one-of-a-kind novels, and true-to-life photo collages in an easier way than ever before.

Best Games of 2019

iPhone Game of the Year: “Sky: Children of the Light” (thatgamecompany)
Fly across sweeping landscapes to help celestial beings find their way back to the heavens in this groundbreaking social quest.
iPad Game of the Year: “Hyper Light Drifter” (Abylight S.L.)
A dazzling, action-packed reimagining of classic 16-bit adventure games, “Hyper Light Drifter” blends dreamlike exploration with fight-for-your-life survival.
Mac Game of the Year: “GRIS” (Devolver / Nomada Studio)
This spectacularly satisfying puzzle-platformer is a soul-stirring work of digital art — one that explores hope, grief and the triumph of piecing a life back together after tragic loss.
Apple TV Game of the Year: “Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap” (DotEmu)
Developed by Lizardcube with the cooperation of series creator Ryuichi Nishizawa, “Wonder Boy” — the beloved game from the ’80s, in which a lone half-lizard adventurer sets off on the challenge of a lifetime — gets a reboot with hand-drawn animation and a re-orchestrated soundtrack.
Game Trend of 2019: Blockbusters Reimagined
This year, game developers worldwide burst onto iOS with a wave of world-renowned brands, all featuring leading-edge technology, bold design and innovative features that delivered a level of depth and quality never thought possible on mobile. Hits like “Mario Kart Tour” and “Dr. Mario World” (Nintendo), “Minecraft Earth” (Mojang), “Pokémon Masters” (DeNA Co), “Assassin’s Creed Rebellion” (Ubisoft), “Gears POP!” (Microsoft Corporation), “The Elder Scrolls: Blades” (Bethesda), Alien: Blackout (D3PA) and “Call of Duty: Mobile” (Activision Publishing) aren’t mere remakes or tributes — they are original releases that breathed new life into the most beloved franchises in gaming history.
Apple Arcade Game of the Year: “Sayonara Wild Hearts” (Simogo)
In 2019, Apple expanded the App Store with the introduction of an all-new tab for Apple Arcade, a groundbreaking game subscription service without ads or in-app purchases. While every one of the 100+ games in Apple Arcade offers gamers something unique, there is one game that stands out even within this collection of outstanding titles, making it the Apple Arcade Game of the Year. “Sayonara Wild Hearts,” developed by Simogo and published by Annapurna Interactive, is a hopeful, gorgeous and unique game — the kind that gets your adrenaline pumping and makes your spirit soar. Prepare to race motorcycles, wield swords and break hearts at 200 mph.
Beyond the App Store editorial picks, charts for the most downloaded apps and most downloaded games of the year are now available.
With the App Store, Apple ignited a worldwide app phenomenon that has revolutionized the way people work, connect, learn and play. The App Store drives the app economy and has earned $120 billion for developers worldwide. Today, the App Store is the world’s safest and most vibrant app marketplace, with over half a billion people visiting each week. Privacy, security, quality and curation are fundamental to the App Store. Every app must meet and maintain Apple’s strict guidelines to launch and remain on the App Store. For enhanced discoverability, experts create rich editorial content and curated collections of the best apps every day. The App Store is the single best place to explore the world of apps, and is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV and iMessage.
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THE TALENTED INTERACTIVE ARTIST – WAVE ATLAS BY MARPI

INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY Talented interactive artist MARPI (who worked with us on the @ Digital.Decade installation) shares his latest collaborative installation Wave Atlas. Wave Atlas is an aquatic world full of artificial digital life, which users create and discover simultaneously.

THE TECH INTERACTIVE

INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY Talented interactive artist MARPI (who worked with us on the @ Digital.Decade installation) shares his latest collaborative installation Wave Atlas. Wave Atlas is an aquatic world full of artificial digital life, which users create and discover simultaneously. The more users interact, the richer and more complex this ecology will be. Using manual pinch-and-drag gestures through Leap Motion sensors or triggers through an HTC Vive controller, users create segmented swimmers that they can release in a virtual oceanic expanse.

Once released, the creatures play, evolve, and interact, glowing sculptures in a digital stream. The creatures in Wave Atlas are inspired by nudibranchs and lush sea dragons, marine animals with striking color patterns, and a surprising variety of shapes.

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Wave Atlas is on display at the laboratory experience Reboot Reality of The Tech Interactiv in San Jose, California, presented with support from the Knight Foundation ..

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