Core Devices is launching a PebbleOS beta, says the new smartphone app will work with old Pebble watches

Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky is bringing back the iconic smartwatch… kind of. Earlier this year he introduced a new company called Core Devices that’s working on two new watches running an open source version of PebbleOS. And now he says …

Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky is bringing back the iconic smartwatch… kind of. Earlier this year he introduced a new company called Core Devices that’s working on two new watches running an open source version of PebbleOS. And now he says the first units are almost ready to ship to beta testers. As part of that […]

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HP reveals first Google Beam 3D video conferencing setup, priced at $25,000

The giant 3D video chat system also requires a Google Beam license for cloud processing.

Amid all the Gemini hype at Google I/O last month, the company also turned one of its experiments into a (kind of) real product. Project Starline was reborn as Google Beam, a 3D video conferencing system that makes it look like you're in the same room with the other party. Google said HP would reveal the first Beam setup, and now it has. The HP Dimension is coming this year, and the price tag is a predictably hefty $24,999.

Google Beam calls for a lot of advanced hardware, so the high price isn't a surprise. The HP Dimension uses six high-speed cameras positioned around the display to capture the speaker from multiple angles. This visual data is then fed into Google's proprietary volumetric video model, which merges the streams together into a 3D reconstruction of the speaker.

Eventually, there will be Beam systems of various sizes, but the HP model comes with a big 65-inch display. All Beam systems will use light field screen technology, which can show the volumetric model in 3D, eliminating the need to wear a headset or glasses for the 3D effect. Google says Beam can show minute details at 60 fps with millimeter-scale precision.

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SolO: Erstmals Bilder vom Südpol der Sonne gezeigt

Nie war eine Beobachtungssonde so weit von der Ebene der Planetenbahnen entfernt, um einen Pol der Sonne zu beobachten. Dort herrscht Chaos. (Sonne, Nasa)

Nie war eine Beobachtungssonde so weit von der Ebene der Planetenbahnen entfernt, um einen Pol der Sonne zu beobachten. Dort herrscht Chaos. (Sonne, Nasa)

Anzeige: IT-Grundschutz praxisnah umsetzen und zertifizieren lassen

Dieser dreitägige Workshop vermittelt die Methodik des IT-Grundschutzes anhand der BSI-Standards 200-1 bis 200-3 – inklusive Vorbereitung auf die optionale Zertifikatsprüfung zum IT-Grundschutz-Praktiker. (Golem Karrierewelt, Server-Applikationen)

Dieser dreitägige Workshop vermittelt die Methodik des IT-Grundschutzes anhand der BSI-Standards 200-1 bis 200-3 - inklusive Vorbereitung auf die optionale Zertifikatsprüfung zum IT-Grundschutz-Praktiker. (Golem Karrierewelt, Server-Applikationen)

Bitkom-Präsident: Deutsche Firmen reichen nicht an US-Hyperscaler heran

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure und Google Cloud würden eine gute Leistung bringen, räumte Bitkom-Präsident Ralf Wintergerst ein. Aber viele deutsche Unternehmen seien bereit, sehr viel Geld in die Cloud zu investieren. (Cloud, Web Service)

Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure und Google Cloud würden eine gute Leistung bringen, räumte Bitkom-Präsident Ralf Wintergerst ein. Aber viele deutsche Unternehmen seien bereit, sehr viel Geld in die Cloud zu investieren. (Cloud, Web Service)

Pentagon: US-Militär hat selbst Ufo-Mythen befeuert

Desinformationen sollten jahrzehntelang geheime Waffenprogramme tarnen. Das habe maßgeblich zur Entstehung der Ufo-Legenden beigetragen. (UAP, Wissen)

Desinformationen sollten jahrzehntelang geheime Waffenprogramme tarnen. Das habe maßgeblich zur Entstehung der Ufo-Legenden beigetragen. (UAP, Wissen)

A warlord brings chaos in Foundation S3 trailer

“This is where everything is headed.”

Foundation returns for a third season next month on Apple TV+.

Foundation, Apple TV+'s lavish adaptation (or re-mix, if you prefer) of Isaac Asimov's seminal sci-fi series, returns for its third season next month, and the streaming platform has dropped an official trailer to give us a taste of what's in store.

As previously reported, the first season ended with a major time jump of 138 years, and S2 focused on the Second Crisis: imminent war between Empire and the Foundation, along with an enemy seeking to destroy Empire from within. The Foundation, meanwhile, adopted the propaganda tactics of religion to recruit new acolytes to the cause. We also met a colony of "Mentalics" with psionic abilities. We're getting another mega time jump for the Third Crisis.

Per the official premise:

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