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Sony has announced its PlayStation State of Play and it is confirmed to stream later this week. The upcoming State of Play will focus majorly on Gran Turismo 7. Sony is expected to show around half an hour of gameplay footage of the upcoming racing simulator from Polyphony Digital. Gran Turismo 7 is slated to release in March and, as usual, will be a PlayStation exclusive. The racing simulator will be the eighth title in the po[CENSORED]r Gran Turismo franchise. Through a blog post, Sony announced that its latest PlayStation State of Play event will stream on February 2 at 2pm PT (3:30am IST on February 3). As per the announcement, the event will showcase 30 minutes of gameplay footage of the upcoming Gran Turismo 7 on PlayStation 5. State of Play will be streamed on the official Twitch and YouTube channels. Along with the gameplay footage, the stream will show game modes and features of the po[CENSORED]r racing simulator. PlayStation's State of Play generally showcases gameplay footage from a number of PlayStation exclusive titles as well as some third-party titles. The event is generally 20 minutes long. Since the blog post mentions that it will show 30 minutes of gameplay of Gran Turismo 7, it is safe to assume that the upcoming event will be a longer-than-usual affair. Gran Turismo 7 is scheduled to arrive on PlayStation consoles on March 4. The game returns with its Campaign mode and will now be set in Europe — paying a tribute to the roots of the 17th century term "Gran Turismo". The upcoming Polyphony Digital racing title will see two of its tracks — Trial Mountain and High-Speed Ring — making a comeback. The racing simulator is also expected to expand its car designing tool, car photography tool, car tuning, as well as car collection.

Mobile users of Microsoft Teams may no longer need to worry about making unfortunate typing errors thanks to a new update. The collaboration and video conferencing platform will soon receive predictive text features to its mobile app, a new entry in the Microsoft product roadmap shows. The new addition should make it harder to make spelling or grammatical errors when typing on the go, particularly as many workers embrace the new world of hybrid working, meaning they may be messaging on a train or bus, or just when rushing to a meeting. The entry in the Microsoft 365 roadmap notes that the new feature uses "assistive AI" to predict a user's answers and gives text suggestions so that, "you can finish phrases in one tap." The tool may use the same technology found in Microsoft Editor, which uses the company's own in-house AI technology to cut out errors across Word and Outlook. The company recently announced that predictive text would be coming to Microsoft Edge, giving users of its web browser a similar "text predictions" feature that uses Microsoft's own in-house AI and ML technology to offer word suggestions to users. Microsoft says the feature should roll out to all Teams users by March 2022. It will initially only be available to Android users, however given the huge po[CENSORED]rity of Microsoft Teams (which recently topped 270 million monthly active users), it would be a surprise if an iOS version isn't forthcoming soon. The new feature is the latest in a series of recent updates to Microsoft Teams as the company looks to help keep its new and existing users productive and happy across the platform. Also recently announced was the ability to combine business and consumer Teams accounts, hopefully putting an end to any unfortunate confusion between the two, and even the possibility of adding Microsoft's Cortana voice-recognition software to the platform. The company also recently confirmed the launch of its walkie talkie feature in Microsoft Teams, allowing customers to use their smartphone or tablet as a walkie talkie that can work over both a cellular or wireless connection. Mike Moore is News & Features Editor across both TechRadar Pro and ITProPortal. He has worked as a B2B and B2C tech journalist for nearly a decade, including at one of the UK's leading national newspapers, and when he's not keeping track of all the latest enterprise and workplace trends, can most likely be found watching, following or taking part in some kind of sport.

Nvidia and Dish Network, a satellite TV company, are in a legal tussle over the use of the word 'Hopper'. On the one side, you have Nvidia, who wishes to use the name for an upcoming GPU generation, and on the other there's Dish Network with its own line of Hopper satellite receivers. Nvidia names all its GPU generations after famous scientists. For example, Pascal is named after French mathematician Blaise Pascal, and Ampere for fellow Frenchman André-Marie Ampère. To continue that trend, Nvidia is clearly looking to name its upcoming GPU generation after Grace Hopper, the US Navy Rear Admiral and famed computer scientist credited with pioneering work on programming languages. Fun fact, she also found the first computer bug. Like, an actual bug: a moth stuck in a relay which was causing errors in her system. Dish Network offers a line of products nicknamed Hopper for their kangaroo-inspired branding, such as the Hopper 3, Hopper with Sling, and Hopper Duo. There is also a co-line of products nicknamed Joey. Fundamentally different namesakes then, but that might not count for much in the world of trademark disputes. The thrust of the issue, as noted by our sister site Tom's Hardware in its report, is that Dish Network holds a patent, registered on June 5, 2012, for the characters "Hopper" in no particular font, style, size, or colour. The trademark is namely for products related to digital receivers and audio devices. It also holds similar trademarks for the word Hopper alongside a tiny kangaroo, and Hopper Duo, and Hoppergo. Dish Network believes there could be some confusion on the customer's behalf if Nvidia were to proceed with its naming of its next-gen GPUs Hopper, and that customers may even mistake both products—GPU and satellite receiver—to originate from the same company. Goodness gracious. Nvidia first filed the Nvidia Hopper patent way back in 2019, though in 2020 it was returned to Nvidia by a trademark examining attorney with multiple issues, including the likelihood of confusion with existing Hopper trademarks. The dispute then continued for the entirety of 2021, with multiple motions to suspend the proceedings granted, presumably as the companies try to come to some sort of agreement. That grace period, without any further extensions, will end on February 22, 2022. If no further action is taken, the case will reopen. Though it's likely another extension or settlement will come before then. At some point, Nvidia will want to actually release the so far unannounced Hopper lineup of products, and it'll need to clear things up with Dish Network before then. Jacob earned his first byline writing for his own tech blog from his hometown in Wales in 2017. From there, he graduated to professionally breaking things at PCGamesN, where he would later win command of the kit cupboard as hardware editor. Nowadays, as senior hardware editor at PC Gamer, he spends his days reporting on the latest developments in the technology and gaming industry. When he's not writing about GPUs and CPUs, you'll find him trying to get as far away from the modern world as possible by wild camping.

It's fitting for Risk of Rain 2, a roguelike all about excess, to still be stacking on new features a year and a half after launch. After a major free update last year, Risk of Rain 2's developers are almost ready to put out their first paid expansion, Survivors of the Void, on March 1. It includes an endless wave-based survival mode, but the big news is that the new Railgunner hero transforms Risk of Raina into a first-person shooter. Well, not completely, but you really can aim through a scope with the Railgunner's sniper rifle. The Railgunner is all about massive damage shots and one-hit kills. Other Risk of Rain 2 survivors can stack items for greater crit chance, but those don't work on the Railgunner—because sniper scope already reveals weak points on enemies that take 1000% damage from a sniper bolt. (Crit chance items stack on more damage for the Railgunner instead). Those huge sniper shots are just the Railgunner's basic attack: she also has a couple abilities for knocking away nearby enemies or propelling herself out of danger. The Railgunner can also perform a Gears of War-style active reload to get a new shell in the chamber more quickly and deliver more damage on the next shot. Her ult, as you'd expect, is an even more powerful sniper shot that delivers 4000% damage and overheats the weapon. The $15 expansion is also adding new enemies, areas, and the horde mode, which sounds like an evolution of the Void Fields stage already in the game. You fight off endless waves of enemies, earning an item every round and facing a boss every five rounds until death inevitably takes you. Expect some random artifact mutators to throw everything into chaos from time-to-time, too. Hopoo Games has more in store for Survivors of the Void that it hasn't revealed yet, including another playable survivor. Since the Railgunner is all about ranged damage, I'm betting the other new character will be more of the up-close-and-personal type. Wes has been covering games and hardware for more than 10 years, first at tech sites like The Wirecutter and Tested before joining the PC Gamer team in 2014. Wes plays a little bit of everything, but he'll always jump at the chance to cover emulation and Japanese games. When he's not obsessively optimizing and re-optimizing a tangle of conveyor belts in Satisfactory (it's really becoming a problem), he's probably playing a 20-year-old RPG or some opaque ASCII roguelike. With a focus on writing and editing features, he seeks out personal stories and in-depth histories from the corners of PC gaming and its niche communities. 50% pizza by volume (deep dish, to be specific).

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Micromax In Note 2 was launched in India earlier this week and it is now going on sale in the country for the first time today. It features a quad rear camera setup and sports a 6.43-inch AMOLED display with a hole-punch design, Corning Gorilla Glass protection, and 20:9 aspect ratio. Under the hood, it packs a MediaTek Helio G95 SoC, which is paired with 4GB of RAM and has 64GB of onboard storage. Micromax In Note 2 runs Android 11 out-of-the-box. Micromax In Note 2 price in India, sale offers The newly launched Micromax In Note 2 will go on sale in India today for the first time today at 12pm IST. Micromax In Note 2 is priced at Rs. 13,490 for the sole 4GB + 64GB storage variant. Micromax is offering the smartphone in Black and Brown (Oak) colour options. It is available to purchase via the company's official website as well as Flipkart. As an introductory offer, Micromax In Note 2 is being offered at a discounted price of Rs. 12,490 for a limited period. Alongside, Flipkart is offering customers 10 percent off on Citibank cards as well as a 5 percent cashback on Flipkart Axis Bank Credit cards. Micromax In Note 2 specifications, features The dual-SIM (Nano) Micromax In Note 2 runs Android 11. It sports a 6.43-inch full-HD+ (1,080x2,400 pixels) AMOLED display with a 20:9 aspect ratio, 550 nits of peak brightness, and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus protection. Under the hood, it features a MediaTek Helio G95 SoC with 4GB of RAM. The 64GB of onboard storage can be expanded via microSD card (up to 256GB). For optics, Micromax In Note 2 features a quad rear camera setup with a 48-megapixel primary sensor. It also has a 5-megapixel ultra-wide-angle sensor, a 2-megapixel macro sensor, and a 2-megapixel depth sensor. At the front, it has a 16-megapixel selfie sensor. Connectivity options include 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth v5, GPS/ A-GPS, USB Type-C, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The phone also has a side-mounted fingerprint sensor. Micromax In Note 2 packs a 5,000mAh battery that supports 30W fast charging. The battery is touted to get 50 percent charged in 25 minutes when using a compatible charger. It measures 159.9x74.3x8.34mm and weighs 205 grams. What are the best phones of 2021? We discuss this on Orbital, the Gadgets 360 podcast. Orbital is available on Spotify, Gaana, JioSaavn, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and wherever you get your podcasts.

Are macOS and iPadOS becoming one? Not exactly, but the arrival of Universal Control on iPad OS 15.4 Beta and macOS Monterey 12.3 Beta pierces the thinning barrier between the two. The update, which may take weeks to arrive for general download, connects a Mac and iPad and creates an open road for your cursor to travel from one interface to the other without breaking a sweat. There are some small hoops to jump through, like signing in to all the devices with the same Apple ID and verifying that you want to connect these systems, but you only do that once. After that, Universal Control gives you a double-wide desktop, albeit one with some significant limitations. Universal Control might remind some of Apple’s Sidecar for macOS, which Apple introduced a few years ago. It’s similar but less of a two-way street than Universal Control. It extended the Mac desktop onto the iPad, which more or less put the iPadOS to sleep in the background. It was a bit more than that, though, in that you could use your finger on the iPad like a mouse and, if you had an Apple Pencil, use it to draw on some macOS apps much in the same way you would on an iPad. After I installed the latest development betas and set up my iPad Pro 12.9 and MacBook Air M1 with the Universal Control, I found I could instantly move my cursor on the Mac to the left, see a little control bar appear along the edge of my iPad display (it appears only upon the initial connection), and slip right through the ether to the iPad screen. After that, the door is more a less open for dual-platform operations. I can even grab, say, an image and drag it from the Photo app on the Mac into Procreate running on the iPad. I could not, however, drag and drop images from my Mac desktop into a Mail window open on the iPad. They would drag to the screen, but then disappear instead of appearing in the message. There’s still the ability to extend or mirror your Mac display onto the iPad, though it’s hidden under Advanced settings. This offers the added benefit of being able to drag over complete application windows from one screen to the other. When I use Universal Control to move my mouse between platforms, it puts the iPad to the left of my Mac. Switching to screen extension expands the Mac display on the opposite side. Screen extension also turned off the iPad’s Magic Keyboard trackpad but, like Sidecar, it still lets me use the Apple Pencil. I can even enable the Pencil’s double tap in the settings. In Universal Control’s “Linked Keyboard and Mouse Mode” I can also use the keyboard on the Mac to take notes on Note on the iPad, while also using the same keyboard to take notes in another instance of Notes on the Mac. That’s an instant doubling of my productivity power. I can do it in reverse, as well, using the iPad's Magic Keyboard to type on either screen. The ability to connect the two disparate OSes and use one keyboard and mouse to control all of it is, as some have noted, magical. It’s also still limited. Until I can drag complete windows and Mac or iPad Apps from one screen to the other, this universe will still feel relatively small. It’s early days, of course. The beta’s not done, and Apple may refine and add some features before it arrives as a fully baked set of updates. Ever since Apple started positioning the iPad as a productivity tool and not simply a content consumption device, it’s been transforming iPadOS – like adding mouse and trackpad support – to better support that notion. Universal Control is another exciting, big step in a long-term effort to make the marriage between iPad OS and macOS seamless. Will they ever become one platform? I think it’s still too soon to tell A 35-year industry veteran and award-winning journalist, Lance has covered technology since PCs were the size of suitcases and “on line” meant “waiting.” He’s a former Lifewire Editor-in-Chief, Mashable Editor-in-Chief, and, before that, Editor in Chief of PCMag.com and Senior Vice President of Content for Ziff Davis, Inc. He also wrote a po[CENSORED]r, weekly tech column for Medium called The Upgrade. Lance makes frequent appearances on national, international, and local news programs including Live with Kelly and Ryan, Fox News, Fox Business, the Today Show, Good Morning America, CNBC, CNN, and the BBC.

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MELBOURNE — Australia will spend an additional AU$50 million ($35 million) in the next four years to protect koala habitat and slow the decline of the vulnerable species, the government said on Saturday. The marsupials native to Australia have been decimated by bushfires, disease and vehicles, with estimates of their numbers ranging from about 330,000 to no more than 100,000 in the wild. “Koalas are one of Australia’s most loved and best recognised icons ... and we are committed to protecting them for generations to come,” Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in a statement. The new package will take the government’s koala investment to more than AU$74 million since 2019, and will be spent on habitat restoration, studying the po[CENSORED]tion and expanding research on koala health. Chlamydia, a sexually transmitted disease also found in humans, has spread among koalas, affecting half the animals in some areas. A study commissioned by the World Wildlife Fund estimated that more than 60,000 koalas had been killed, injured or affected in some way by bushfires in 2019 and 2020. Koalas dwell mostly in eucalyptus forests in eastern states and on the coastal fringes, usually living up to 20 years. They carry their young in a pouch and sleep for up to 18 hours a day.

An old-school supercar, without compromise. This is the program concocted by engineer Gordon Murray who signs his second model Gordon Murray T.33 (2024) – The father of the legendary McLaren F1 does it again as a full-fledged constructor. After having revealed, in 2019, the impressive T.50 which should begin production this year, its little sister is pointing the tip of its muzzle with the firm intention of rolling out in small series, during 2024. The long breath If there was only one measurement to remember from the latest creation from Gordon Murray's workshops, it's this: 11,100 rpm, the maximum speed reached by the naturally aspirated 3.9-litre V12. developed by the wizard Cosworth . Powerful (615 hp) , but not very torquey (451 Nm) due to the absence of supercharging, this block will require to be whipped to draw all its quintessence, however leaving the choice to the 100 future owners to opt for a transmission 6-speed manual or automatic. But this is indeed the only favor that will be granted to them, the Englishwoman being satisfied with the rear wheels to drive , although embellished with a limited slip differentialto optimize cornering. Old The efficiency of the Gordon Murray T.33, in terms of road holding, is also due to its architecture worthy of a competition vehicle. The chassis is made of a carbon fiber monocoque while the rear suspension is mounted directly on the transmission housing, benefiting both rigidity and responsiveness. The pilot will however have to deal with a hydraulic power steering , less precise than the recent electric systems, but devilishly more generous in sensations. Two chairs and four wheels Undeniably, the British supercar focuses on pure driving pleasure, caring little about the lap times it is capable of. The official voice does not mention it, probably to better fantasize them when we learn that the T.33 only weighs 1,100 kg on the scale. A real feat when it comes to a sport still using an ancient 12-cylinder V. Just take a look at its interior, devoid of GPS screen , to be convinced. A steering wheel, a gear lever and an analogue tachometer characterize this stripped-down environment, although treated with great care in the finish.. For weekend trips, the front boot is complemented by two side storage spaces located in the rear quarter panels. ground effect Finally, the aerodynamics particularly occupied the engineers house, in spite of the disappearance of the ventilators released at the back of the T.50 to improve the ground effect by forcing the aspiration of air. Its little sister is essentially content with an active rear wing to claim 30% more aero efficiency, compared to a sports car that would do without this technology. Price Gordon Murray T.33 Limited to a hundred copies , the Gordon Murray T.33 will probably not be long in filling its order book, if it is not already full, despite the £1,370,000 claimed excluding VAT, i.e. more than 1,600 000 €.

If you’ve ever tried to make new friends as an adult, you’ll probably see why loneliness is at an all-time high. Making new friends feels just plain hard. In school, making friends can be as simple as going on the monkey bars together. But as adults, making, developing and maintaining friendships can be much more difficult. This matters, because we need friends. And while old friends are golden, nothing stays the same forever. Old friends move away or have their time taken up by child-rearing or their careers. Without action, loneliness can quietly grow around you. It’s worth taking seriously because evidence now suggests chronic loneliness can be lethal the equivalent impact of 15 cigarettes a day on mortality rates. It’s not just you, either. In many countries, loneliness is at epidemic proportions. And that was before Covid-19 made it much harder for us to see our friends. The challenge of trust Before Covid, around a third of Australians reported feeling at least one episode of loneliness. Since Covid brought widespread disruption to our work and social lives, loneliness has soared. Surveys now find over half (54 per cent) of Australians report experiencing greater loneliness since the start of the pandemic. As we reach for a new Covid-normal, it’s worth taking stock of your friendships and assess whether you feel your social life is fine, or could use a little help. When researchers interviewed adults about making friends in a recent study, the most important challenge cited was a lack of trust. That is, people found it harder to put their trust in someone new and fully invest in them as a friend compared to when they were younger. Perhaps that’s why many people try to keep their circle of old friends as long as possible, given the trust they may have built up over many years. Who found it harder? Women were more likely than men to say they didn’t make new friends easily because they struggled to trust others. So what is it about adulthood? Well, as adults, we have greater self-awareness than children. While that is often a positive, it also means we’re more aware of the risks of being judged by others, of not being liked, of being rejected, and of being hurt. Or perhaps it just means we’ve been through high school and our 20s. If we’ve had previous rejections as friends or suffered a breach of trust, we may find it harder to be trusting of others in the future. To trust a new friend means opening ourselves up and being vulnerable, just as we do in relationships. Friendships need time After the trust issue comes time. Lack of time was the second-most common reason people gave after lack of trust when asked why they found it hard to make friends as adults. This won’t be news to many of us. When we have demanding work schedules, very involved family lives or a combination of the two, our time for investing in friendships drops. Even when we meet a promising new friend, it can be hard to carve out time to invest in it. This is a bigger problem for older adults, given most people find their obligations increase with age. How long does it actually take to make friends? It shouldn’t surprise us that closer friendships take longer to build than casual acquaintances. US researchers have tried to quantify this, estimating it takes roughly 50 hours of shared contact to move from acquaintances to casual friends. To be a close friend? More than 200 hours. What’s more, the hours you spend together need to be quality. While you may well put in the time with work colleagues, professional interactions don’t count for much. To develop a new friendship, you need personal connection. It doesn’t have to be an intimate conversation to strengthen a friendship. Casual check-ins and joking around can be just as important. There are many other barriers stopping us from having the friendships we want. This can include having an introverted personality, health barriers, personal insecurities, or maintaining a formal facade and not allowing potential friends in. Older people are more likely to cite illness and disability as a barrier to socialising, while younger adults are more likely to be stopped by introversion and fears of rejection. How can we get better at making friends as adults? It’s entirely possible to overcome these barriers as adults and build meaningful, long-lasting friendships. We don’t have to accept loneliness as inevitable. And while you might think everyone else is having a great social life, remember loneliness is widespread. You don’t have to be climbing mountains or bonding intensely over a shared hobby to solidify a new friendship. If you put in ten minutes a day, you can maintain existing friendships and build new ones. Send a text, forward a meme, add to the group chat or give someone a quick call. Don’t get caught up on how much effort, energy and time goes into building friendships. Ten minutes a day may be all you need. Make the most of any quality time When you do get to properly spend time with a friend or acquaintance, make the most of it. Avoid distractions if possible, keep Instagram for the couch at home, and be present with your new friend. Lean into your vulnerability We’re often scared by the idea of being vulnerable. I think we should embrace it. Remember you are in control of how much you trust and how much you open up. If you struggle with trust, consider sharing personal information slowly, rather than all at once. Yes, there is a risk in being vulnerable but there is also the potential to connect on a meaningful level with another person who may very well become a good friend. And that is a fine reward.

Another day, another NFT rug pull, this one purportedly perpetrated earlier this week by Blockverse, "an on-chain Ethereum NFT that enables a unique P2E on Minecraft like no other"—essentially a play-to-earn PvP Minecraft server, with access restricted to those who owned a relevant token. Enthusiasm for Blockverse was high—the initial supply of 10,000 NFTs, priced at 0.05ETH (currently $124) each, reportedly sold out in less than eight minutes—but just a couple days later, the project's creators deleted their website, Discord server, and game server, and disappeared with the money. It's a substantial sum of cash: The initial supply sale notched up 500ETH, which works out to more than $1.2 million. According to NFT Ethics, which tracks blockchain-related malfeasance on Twitter, there have also been 792ETH in "secondary sales"—that is, sales made by the purchasers of the original 10,000 Blockverse NFTs to other people. The Blockverse owners earn a percentage on each of those sales as well. (OpenSea now shows secondary sales at 794ETH.) After three days of silence, the Blockverse founders resurfaced on Twitter, to apologize and explain their actions. They claimed that everything was legitimate and going well, and that after the launch of their NFTs they returned to work developing and expanding Blockverse. But shortly after the first round of NFTs sold out, they began receiving complaints about "gas fees"—a service charge for generating, buying, or selling NFTs—being too high, inadequate player capacity on the Minecraft server, and a lack of utility for the $DIAMOND tokens generated by the game. "The FUD [fear, uncertainty, and doubt] quickly descended into harassment, threats, and doxxing," the creators wrote. "The team noticed all this and panicked, deleting the discord server on impulse. Everything else was closed to prevent the continuation of harassment that had occurred so far. Even then, the plan was to reopen once everyone had time to calm down." "There is absolutely no reason for us to leave permanently, as all the technical work and infrastructure for the project thus far has already been put in place. It was actually more work to take things down than to leave it up, but again, everything was done in the interest of protecting personal safety." The planned return to action hasn't happened yet, however, "because it seems the situation has only worsened" since they disappeared. I feel like that would've been a predictable outcome in the wake of more than a million dollars—possibly quite a lot more—suddenly vanishing along with the people it was entrusted to, but regardless of that they say that the Discord and Minecraft servers will be restored in the next few days, and development will continue. "We are disappointed that the community jumped to false accusations so quickly, but we still believe in our project, and in order for everyone else to regain that faith, we are in talks with professionals in the space about how we may proceed," the Blockverse team wrote. "Our intention is to work with other trusted developers and community members, granting them access to our website, servers, and all of the backend infrastructure so that there is no risk in people’s minds of the project going offline. We're aware of how much damage we've caused already, but we hope that this gesture towards the community can help us get back on track." The message doesn't appear to have convinced many followers. Some expressed relief that they haven't been completely hung out to dry, but there's plenty of doubt that the project will actually carry forward. Several replies also express the belief that the Blockverse developers only resurfaced because they'd been tracked down, and are now trying to extricate themselves from potential legal trouble. Members of the Blockverse community that I spoke to on a Discord support server said the same thing. "We have a bit of a paper trail. We have a Coinbase address that funded a lot of stuff, and a Cloudflare IP," they said. "They thought they got away and now they know we have that trail they left." That community is now negotiating with the original Blockverse developers for control of the project. A big sticking point, however, is that while the project creators agreed to hand over all relevant contracts and code, they want to keep the 500ETH raised by the initial token sale. They've also apparently made a similar offer to ArkDev, the founder of NFT Worlds, with the same conditions attached. The status of that offer isn't clear. The Blockverse community leaders attempting to assume control of the project are actually willing to let the creators keep a substantial share of that money in exchange for handing over the keys and going away. "What we really want are the assets and 200-400ETH to hire people to run the project," they said. That's still a significant loss—100ETH is roughly $250,000—but it's purely a matter of practicality. "Most rug pulls recover little of anything, so the community is realistic in terms of a settlement," they said. "We are in agreement to letting them keep some. We just want enough to run the project." As rug pulls go, it is definitely unusual for a team to resurface and attempt to get things back on track in one way or another. The community on Discord has clear thoughts about their motive—"They want to avoid prosecution"—but regardless of the reason, at least they've got a chance to recover some of what they've lost. That puts them ahead of a lot of other NFT scams. I've reached out to the Blockverse creators for more information, and will update if I receive a reply. Andy has been gaming on PCs from the very beginning, starting as a youngster with text adventures and primitive action games on a cassette-based TRS80. From there he graduated to the glory days of Sierra Online adventures and Microprose sims, ran a local BBS, learned how to build PCs, and developed a longstanding love of RPGs, immersive sims, and shooters. He began writing videogame news in 2007 for The Escapist and somehow managed to avoid getting fired until 2014, when he joined the storied ranks of PC Gamer. He covers all aspects of the industry, from new game announcements and patch notes to legal disputes, Twitch beefs, esports, and Henry Cavill. Lots of Henry Cavill.

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After a 13 year battle, Intel has finally won out against a €1.06 billion ($1.2 billion) fine, over apparently serving anticompetitive discounts to it's manufacturers, giving them an unfair advantage against long-time CPU rivals, AMD. Way back in 2009, practically the stone-age now, Intel was slapped with the antitrust fine by the EU. Its alleged crime? Handing out rebates for CPU purchases to OEMs such as Dell and HP "on condition that they bought all, or almost all, their x86 CPUs from Intel." The court originally claimed Intel had been "engaging in illegal anticompetitive practices to exclude competitors from the market." Apparently Intel even "attempted to conceal the anti-competitive nature of practices," as noted by Engadget. Of course, giving OEMs preferential treatment in order to specifically cut AMD out of the market is a pretty good way to piss off its rivals. Especially at a time when AMD was really struggling , too. Which is why the courts have taken so long to come to a decision; it's a very serious accusation to say that Intel were actively engaged in unfair practices aimed at blocking routes to market for its competitors in the chip business. After the initial ruling, the big blue tech giant has made appeal after appeal, maintaining that its "actions were lawful and did not harm competition," and the case has been heard several times. The 2014 hearing didn't go so well for Intel, but in 2017 the highest court in the European Union ordered the fine to be re-examined. The company was still fighting the claims two years back, when we last covered the antitrust fine fiasco. But finally Intel has gained victory in having the fine quashed—a fine which would have been the third-largest ever levied by the European Commission. There is still the potential for the latest decision to be appealed, but for now that's a big win for the blue corner. If we're honest, there are manufacturer rebates going on all the time. Whether it's marketing money or straight cash-back for featuring a company's hardware in a new device, or even paying AIBs extra to make low priced versions of new GPUs specifically for launch day, it's still a common practice across the board. What the ramifications are for the market after this decision is tough to say, but the industry is a very different place in 2022 compared to where we were at in 2009. There is more of an appetite from consumers to have AMD hardware in their future machines, so it would take a brave OEM to decide to completely cut the red team out of their product lines today. Screw sports, Katie would rather watch Intel, AMD and Nvidia go at it. She can often be found admiring AI advancements, sighing over semiconductors, or gawping at the latest GPU upgrades. She's been obsessed with computers and graphics since she was small, and took Game Art and Design up to Masters level at uni. Her thirst for absurd Raspberry Pi projects will never be sated, and she will stop at nothing to spread internet safety awareness—down with the hackers.

Amazon Grand Gaming Days sale is now live in India, bringing a host of deals and offers on gaming gadgets. Customers can look forward to getting deals on gaming laptops, desktops, monitors, gaming consoles, graphics cards, TVs, and more. There are offers available on gaming products from po[CENSORED]r brands like Acer, Sony, HP, Dell, JBL, Corsair, and Cosmic Byte. Customers can expect to get up to 50 percent discount on products. There are additional exchange offers and no-cost EMI options available as well. Amazon's Grand Gaming Days sale will be live on the platform till January 30. Customers can also avail up to 40 percent off on large TV screens with large RAM and high refresh rates for an improved gaming experience. Amazon Grand Gaming Days sale: Deals on gaming TVs Sony Bravia 55X80AJ is a 55-inch smart TV that runs on the Google TV operating systems. It features 4K HDR technology for a smooth gaming experience. This TV is currently available for Rs. 74,990 down from Rs. 1,09,900. Additionally, Redmi X55 is another great gaming TV that is currently available at a discounted price of Rs. 44,999. Amazon Grand Gaming Days sale: Deals on gaming laptops There are plenty of options for you if you are looking for gaming laptops. There are great deals available on HP Pavilion Gaming, Acer Nitro 5, Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3, and HP Victus gaming laptops. Look out for the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 which is currently available at Rs. 1,39,990, compared to its listed price of Rs. 2,10,990. Amazon Grand Gaming Days sale: Deals on gaming accessories If you are looking to deck out your gaming setup, then there are great offers currently available on gaming accessories. Asus GT-AX11000 ROG Rapture Router is right now available for Rs. 32,299 down from Rs. 48,500. The Logitech G502 gaming mouse also has a 41 percent discount on it right now. Additionally, great deals are running on the EvoFox X-Team Fireblade gaming mouse and keyboard combo, JBL Quantum 100 gaming headset, Logitech G435 gaming headset, and the Crucial P2 NVMe PCIe SSD. Why is 5G taking so long? We discuss this on Orbital, the Gadgets 360 podcast. Orbital is available on Spotify, Gaana, JioSaavn, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and wherever you get your podcasts.

Windows 11 has a new preview out in the Dev Channel which comes with some smart tweaks for the interface, and some better, more natural, voices for Narrator. Narrator – the built-in tool which reads out the contents of the screen for you, such as a web page, for example – now has two new natural voices in English US (female), which are called ‘Jenny’ and ‘Aria’. Users can select whichever they prefer, and once the voices are downloaded and installed, they work without an internet connection. Microsoft has also introduced some new keyboard shortcuts for Narrator in order to more easily facilitate switching between different voices (and more besides). The new preview build 22543 further applies some small, but nifty, tweaks to the desktop interface, including for resizing snapped windows. When you’re doing this, the snapped windows (aside from the main one) are blurred out and overlaid with their relevant app icon. It’s a pretty cool effect that makes it slightly easier to see exactly how much space you’re granting these snapped windows. Furthermore, the media control fly-out panel on the lock screen has now been changed to match the controls in Quick Settings. This particular tweak is only rolling out to a limited number of testers at the moment, and feedback will be evaluated before a wider rollout commences. In other words, don’t be surprised if you aren’t getting this yet. As ever, there are a bunch of fixes for Windows 11 delivered in this preview, and that includes the solution to a crashing issue with File Explorer that happens when dragging a file out of a ZIP. All the work done is summed up in Microsoft’s blog post on the new build (along with the inevitable known issues with an early preview – expect some unknown ones, too). Analysis: Pacey progress with accessibility features Continued progress on the accessibility front is good to see, in terms of the more natural-sounding voices for Narrator, which have already been welcomed by testers who use the feature. Presumably we will see more options for different voices rolling out before long. Accessibility is something Microsoft has rightly been prioritizing in Windows, with the most recent major move being the introduction of full voice control capabilities (built using Nuance’s Dragon speech recognition tech), and a virtual keyboard you can type with using your voice. Work on accessibility has been going on for years, of course, and bringing in very useful features like eye tracking which debuted almost five years ago with Windows 10.

Two Point Campus is the long-awaited follow-up to Two Point Hospital, except you'll be operating a college instead of a morbidly funny clinic. The Two Point Studios DNA is definitely intact: this isn't a sober-minded simulator. You'll be training Don Quixotes, hosting cheeseball tournaments, and instructing in the best way to make ginormous pizzas, among lots of other things. All very funny, but none of it undermines what is, at heart, a detailed and robust management sim. It's not far off, either: the Two Point Campus release date is May 17, when it'll release on Steam. The trailer above sets the general tone, in case you've never played Two Point Hospital and were expecting something more business-like. Rachel Watts got an advance look at the game back in June, and it sounds like players will have a lot of freedom to make the college of their choosing. There are new management tools, and the building aspect will no longer be about plonking preset tiles: you'll have a whole lot more freedom in the way you lay out your campus. Oh, and it's not all about learning, you'll need to entertain your students as well. "There are lots of different archetypes of students walking around campus," Two Point Studios' Craig Laycock said of the game. "You've got your knights alongside more traditional archetypes that we associate with universities like jocks, goths, and nerds. There are all these characters and personalities to condean audiences. He (rather obsessively) tracks the movements of the Doom modding community, too

Boris Johnson has rejected claims that he authorised the evacuation of animals from Afghanistan during the fall of Kabul last year. It comes after emails from officials published by MPs suggested the prime minister intervened in the evacuation of the animal charity Nowzad. But Mr Johnson denied this, and added that the idea animals were prioritised over people was "total rhubarb". Earlier, Labour said his story was "not credible" and accused him of lying. Further emails from the time of the evacuation, seen by BBC Newsnight, show Downing Street's guidance was sought on approving Nowzad's airlift About 15,000 people were airlifted out of the Afghan capital last August, as the Taliban took control after the withdrawal of Western forces. Among these were Pen Farthing, an ex-Royal Marine who runs the Nowzad animal charity, and 150 animals, on a chartered plane paid for by donations. The UK government sponsored clearance for it, leading to a row over whether animals had been prioritised over people during the rescue effort. The charity's Afghan staff made it to the airport with paperwork from the British government to leave. But Mr Farthing said last-minute changes by the US authorities to require a passport with a visa meant they were not allowed into the airport. They later made it safely to Pakistan. 'Seeking a steer' Two of the emails published by the committee on Wednesday suggest the PM was involved in authorising the charity's evacuation. Asked on Thursday whether he had intervened, Mr Johnson replied: "Absolutely not". But BBC Newsnight's Sima Kotecha has seen two emails with the subject heading "Pen Farthing and dogs", showing the Foreign Office and the prime minister's special representative for Afghanistan, Nigel Casey, sought guidance from No 10 over the issue. One of the emails published by the Foreign Affairs Committee shows an unnamed official in Foreign Office Minister Zac Goldsmith's office writing to colleagues working on the evacuation. The official wrote: "[animal charity - name redacted] are a [details redacted] animal charity operating in Kabul and seeking to evacuation their [details redacted] members of staff (no animals)." "Equivalent charity Nowzad, run by an ex-Royal Marine, has received a lot of publicity and the PM has just authorised their staff and animals to be evacuated, [animal charity - name redacted] are hoping to be treated in the same capacity." Another email from an unnamed Foreign Office official, sent on the same day, also referenced Nowzad in a request for clearance for another charity. The official wrote: "In light of the PM's decision earlier today to evacuate the staff of the Nowzad animal charity, the [animal charity - name redacted] (another animal rights NGO) is asking for agreement to the entry of [details redacted] staff, all Afghan nationals". 'Not credible' In a written statement to the committee, Mr Farthing said no UK government "capacity" had been used to transport the animals. On Thursday, the PM's spokesman said he played "no role in authorising individual evacuations from Afghanistan, including Nowzad staff and animals". The spokesman added: "It's not uncommon in Whitehall for decisions to be interpreted or portrayed as coming directly from the prime minster even when that's not the case. "It's our understanding that's what happened in this instance." Speaking earlier, Labour's shadow housing secretary Lisa Nandy said it was "increasingly clear that the prime minister's story is not credible". "The prime minister has lied about what he did and the actions he took during that time," she added. "I think it's becoming increasingly clear that you cannot believe a word that our prime minister says."

Saturday January 29 will be the start of the 60th edition of the Rolex24 Daytona. With impressive numbers. Who said that the health crisis had a negative impact on the economy? In Florida, it seems almost never to have existed. No restaurant or hotel imposes the mask. Its port is at the discretion of each, and therefore as much to say right away that everyone does without it... Inclement weather Around the circuit, on this weekend, the streets are rather quiet. The weather is very bad, the rain is torrential . The place was already full the previous weekend, during the Roar, this 1h30 race which allows to define the order on the starting grid of the Rolex 24 . And what a grid! This year, the IMSA championship and the 24 Hours of Daytona welcome 61 entries , a record since 1974! 19 car manufacturers are involved, which is also a record. In the world, no series knows such a success. And it's not over: Daytona is one of the four great American classics, with Sebring, Watkins Glen and Petit Le Mans. A "championship within the championship", in which the 48 entrants in the Michelin Endurance Cup participate, but also the Mazda Cup, which has 31 drivers. France well represented All this small world, 140 cars in total , generates incredible crowd movements and business for their suppliers. The most French and the best placed of all is unquestionably Michelin, which brought to Daytona… 19,000 tires to satisfy all the demands between the weekend of the Roar and that of the race. This is unheard of, even when Sebring and the WEC were meeting. Next door, the 24 Hours of Le Mans and their 8,000 tires seem like a small event. Another highlight: the number of French drivers registered at Daytona. They were 16 in 2021, they are 13 this year . It's a good proportion, and it represents real chances of victory in all categories. Good business for Michelin For Tony Ménard, Director of Michelin Motorsport for North America, “motorsport in the United States, and more particularly the IMSA championship which we sponsor and of which we have been the sole manufacturer since 2019, represents great potential. First of all, we sell a lot of tires there, but also because we invite our customers there and work on our image. The championship is perceived as technological, and the arrival of the LMDh, the first hybrid series, at the start of 2023, is a real sign of modernity. This is why there are so many manufacturers involved, and so many opportunities for us to get closer to it. Finally, IMSA has a type of visitors that we would call CSP+ in Europe. These are people who can afford high-end tires, and who are interested in the modernity of automotive technology in competition. » American show For this weekend where the rain should give way to the sun, but where the cold could settle in , the Daytona Speedway should receive around 80,000 people in its giant stands, which surround the famous banking. In the infield, the large green space inside the circuit, the "RV", these giant and luxurious caravans, are legion. The 211 existing sites have all been rented , which is also a record, while all the camping places are otherwise occupied. In order to experience the Rolex24, feel its unique atmosphere and discover this spectacular circuit, you can go to automoto la Chaîne. The start of the race will be given live on Saturday January 29 at 7:30 p.m.

A new study has revealed that workouts don’t only boost physical health but can also help improve symptoms of mental health issues, like anxiety. Published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, the study was conducted on 286 patients with anxiety disorder. As per experts, “anxiety is largely internal” and depends on how you react to stressors. “Often, even after the cessation or removal of stressors, some individuals may still feel overwhelmed and/or distressed. This distress is called anxiety. It is an exaggerated reaction or response to a given situation. If the worry and distress you feel in a given situation is unusual, excessive, or lasts much longer than most others, it may be anxiety,” said Narendra Kinger, clinical psychologist and founder, ‘Talk To Me’. In the study, the average age of patients was 39 years with 70 per cent of them being women. The study participants were divided into two groups. They were asked to exercise for 12 weeks. While one group was asked to perform low-intensity workouts under adequate supervision, the other group was asked to do moderate/high-intensity workouts. During this, the heartbeat and other body parameters were kept in regular check. The study further revealed that approximately half of the participants had lived with anxiety for over 10 years at baseline. What are the symptoms of anxiety? Symptoms of anxiety include feeling restless, tense, nervous and a general feeling of dread. Anxiety may also manifest in the form of specific phobias (such as fear of flying) or as social anxiety, which is marked by a pervasive fear of social situations. Physical activity, a nutritious and varied diet, and good sleep hygiene are a good starting point to control these symptoms, said Mayurnath Reddy, consultant psychiatrist, Yashoda Hospitals Hyderabad in an earlier interview. Here’s how physical activity makes a difference. Any form of physical activity can give a sense of control, which is desperately needed as anxiety can often follow with a sense of losing control and overthinking the worst possible scenarios, said Pranit Shilimkar, health and fitness entrepreneur, digital content creator and founder, Fitnesstalks. “Anxiety is one of the most common mental health issues in today’s time. Not only does it put you in a constant state of ‘worrying’ or overthinking, but it also has physical repercussions that can lead to lifestyle disorders like diabetes and respiratory issues. In my experience, working out is a simple yet effective remedy and definitely an incredible way keep away the effects of anxiety,” he said. Here’s why According to Shilimkar, exercise is a “terrific distraction” and it helps the body to reduce muscle tension and increase blood flow. “Individuals suffering from anxiety have often complained about a clenched or rigid body leading to soreness. Secondly, working out has been proven to release endorphins in our brain, the feel-good chemicals that can help to fight chronic anxiety and its symptoms,” he asserted. Agreed Dr Shweta Sharma, clinical psychologist and founder, Mansa Global Foundation for Mental Health, and explained that as anxiety is a result of overthinking, when your body and mind are indulged in other productive activities this overthinking automatically decreases due to distraction. “Workout also increases neurochemicals which are responsible for our happy emotions and you feel content. But that workout needs to be in a balanced manner. We can’t get anxiety patients into hardcore exercises and higher fitness goals otherwise it will create another related anxiety,” said In fact, Dr Sharma stated how cognitive behaviour therapy for anxiety, one of the most effective treatment in such cases, also focuses on the distraction of thoughts with relaxation. Similarly, physical exercises can be aligned for better results.