Besides Ray-Ban Stories, we’ll also talk about Assassin’s Creed gameplay on smartwatches and the first civilians in space, check it out!

In the newsgroup on Monday 13 September 2021 Showmetech TRIO I’ll tell you about the release Ray-Ban stories, smart glasses commemorating the partnership between Facebook e Ray-ban with a product that combines the use of social media with the elegance of everyday glasses. Let’s also talk about the gameplay Assassin’s Creed Unity smartwatchand finally oh first space travel with civilians…

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Ray-Ban stories

O Facebook it’s in Ray-ban launched last Thursday (9), Ray-Ban stories, smart glasses that take photos and videos, allow you to listen to music and receive calls. Even with expectations for augmented reality (AR) glasses, Ray-Ban Stories differs from other initiatives such as google glasses… It doesn’t design anything for the user, but this gadget created for those who do not want to lose the elegance of their everyday glasses, but can also record (with photos and videos) what they see through the lens.

O Ray-Ban stories linked to app View on Facebook, make iOS e Android, the ability to update the social network with photos and videos captured with the glasses, which in turn have built-in dual 5MP cameras that allow you to take photos and record videos up to 30 seconds in length with the capture button or hands-free. , using voice commands Facebook Assistant… You can also import, edit and post content captured with glasses to Instagram, Whatsapp, Messenger, Twitter, TEC So e Snapchat… In other words, this is a request for users. hardcore in social networks.

Partnership with Ray-ban solved a visual problem by making smart glasses look very similar to regular glasses. There are 20 eyewear styles in total with some of the most iconic Ray-Ban models such as Traveler, Traveler Big, Round e Meteor; five color options and a range of lenses including clear, solar, Transitions and a recipe.

Privacy risks

A lot of the debate that the launch should generate is not about the product itself, but about its category. Despite having an LED that tells you when recording is in progress and on and off buttons, the glasses bring back old but highly relevant privacy discussions – after all, it doesn’t seem so easy to dim an LED. While it is no different from a smartphone in this aspect (which also has a microphone and a camera), the fact that it is in front of your face increases the problem, especially in environments that do not allow recording, such as dressing rooms, etc. -spaces.

Accessory costs from USD 299 (about R $ 1558, at the current dollar rate) and can be found in online stores or retail stores in the US, Australia, Canada, Ireland, Italy and the UK, and they have no forecasts or prices for Brazil. smart glasses Ray-Ban stories collect data necessary to operate, such as battery status, email address, Facebook login password, Wi-Fi connection, and come with a portable charger.

Assassin’s Creed without smartwatches

YouTube channel specializing in reviews Mark B, make a channel MBReviews, tried to conduct an unusual fire test of equipment on a smartwatch. Cospet Optimus 2: installed the game Assassin’s Creed Unity on the device and it … worked.

The most amazing thing about this experience was that Mark did nothing. hack install the game on gadget… He made the installation via Google Stadia and used external control. Despite the fact that the smartwatch only had 4 GB of RAM, the game ran surprisingly well on the small screen of the Internet provider Kospet Optimus 2,400 × 400 2. Another important factor is that the device is one of the most powerful in its category. with 64GB options (enough to store a large game), a 1260mAh battery and a 13MP PTZ camera with a Sony IMX214 sensor capable of 1080p video recording.

However, Mark noted in his assessment of the Kospet Optimus 2 that the gaming experience Stadia on the smartwatch “it was really weird” and that, not to mention the game was running 100%, Assassin’s Creed in the case under consideration, at times there was a certain delay in sound.

Civilians in space flight

A Spacex, the aerospace company of billionaire Elon Musk, is set to take a new step in the history of civilian space exploration. They will participate in the mission Inspiration4, which can be followed almost “in real time” in the documentary series Netflix: Countdown: Mission Inspiration4 to Space (“Countdown: Inspiration for a Space Mission”, loosely translated. SpaceX’s Rocket Launch will be streamed live on the platform’s channel at Youtube, Wednesday 15 September.

The space flight will last for three days and begin at Kennedy Space Center, gives NASAand ending with a dive at a point in the Atlantic Ocean considered safe and favorable for the rescue of the crew.

According to international news agencies, the crew will include a tycoon. Jared Isaacman, 38 years old, CEO of a US e-commerce company. Shift4 Payments, and three more “specially selected” people. The quartet members have never been in space. Guests:

• Hayley Arsenault, 29 years. She was ten years old when she was diagnosed with bone cancer. As a result of the treatment, he began to wear a prosthesis on one of his legs. Now she is a paramedic at a children’s hospital. St. Jude Children’s, v Menfis… She will be a missionary doctor.
• Chris Sembroski, 41 years old. He is a former US Air Force officer. In addition, he is a data engineer and has volunteered in groups related to the universe of astronomy during his career.
• Sian Proctor, 51 years old. She is a professor of earth sciences at the University of Arizona. The teacher was selected after participating in a competition organized by Isaacman’s company. She opened an online store that sells prints and postcards of art that she creates herself. Its goal is to raise awareness and strengthen the role of black women in the space industry.

The four crew members trained together for six months. During this time, they studied textbooks and participated in numerous physical tests. It’s like you’re in a centrifuge chamber to simulate gravity on the bodies themselves outside of Earth. To experience this sensation, the four also took part in flights simulating microgravity. In this type of test, anyone inside the aircraft can feel weightlessness for about 30 seconds.

At SpaceX headquarters in California, they spent days at a busy pace of preparation. According to the billionaire, there were almost 12 hours of classes a day, which included classes on rocket parts and everything that could go wrong, the Insider website told. After theory, practice. Not in space, of course, but through simulations in the passenger compartment. Dragon Crewto be used on the trip. In one of them, they put on their entire spacesuit and stayed in it for 30 hours.

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