The release of Helldivers II has been long awaited by fans of the first game‚ and players are dying to jump in and protect Super Earth once again. While console players can expect a relatively simple setup‚ PC players will need to fiddle with their controls and graphics for the best experience. Where should you start?

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Image: Warner Bros. Discovery Last fall‚ Warner Bros. Discovery seemed willing to entertain the idea of letting another studio release director Dave Green’s Coyote vs. Acme after initially announcing its plans to Batgirl (read: cancel in exchange for tax write-offs) the nearly completed film in early November. But according to a new report‚ the studio rejected multiple offers that could have led to the embattled project finally seeing the light of day‚ and the final decisions were made by executives who had not actually seen the finished movie. According to TheWrap‚ Amazon‚ Netflix‚ and Paramount were more than interested in securing the rights to debut Coyote vs. Acme for themselves after Warner Bros. changed stances and gave the filmmakers behind the live-action /... Continue reading…

Image: Brilliant Labs There’s a new pair of smart spectacles in town — and this time‚ it’s the $349 Frame glasses said to give you multimodal “AI superpowers.” The open-source eyewear comes from a startup called Brilliant Labs‚ which touts Frame as a way to get AI translations‚ web search‚ and visual analysis right in front of your eyes. As shown in a video posted by Brilliant Labs‚ you can use your voice to ask the glasses to do things like identify a landmark you’re looking at‚ search the web for a particular pair of sneakers you’re seeing‚ or even look up nutrition information for the food you’re about to eat. The information appears as an overlay that shows up directly on the lens. Frame comes in three colors you can preorder now: black‚ gray‚ and clear.... Continue reading…

The update will allow users to see less political content in their recommended feeds. | Illustration: The Verge It’ll soon be easier to avoid seeing political content across Instagram and Threads unless users explicitly choose to have it recommended to them. In a blog post published on Friday‚ Meta announced that it’s expanding an existing Reels policy that limits political content from people you’re not following (including posts about social issues) from appearing in recommended feeds to more broadly cover the company’s Threads and Instagram platforms. “Our goal is to preserve the ability for people to choose to interact with political content‚ while respecting each person’s appetite for it‚“ said Instagram head Adam Mosseri‚ announcing on Threads that the changes will be applied over the next few weeks. Facebook is also expected to roll out... Continue reading…

Apple Vision Pro has been available for a week now. Apple's first spatial computer is surely generating a ton of interest. More recently‚ an early adopter showed the ultimate workstation with Vision Pro – and it's great. That's just one example of how innovative the Apple Vision Pro is. Still‚ since we're all taking the first steps with spatial computing‚ there are a few mistakes you should avoid to help improve your experience with Apple Vision Pro. Here they are: You're probably holding it wrong Apple Vision Pro is very detachable. Like AirPods Max‚ which you can remove ear cushions by pushing them‚ you can also do the same with some Vision Pro parts. Still‚ holding Apple Vision Pro wrong might be an expensive mistake. To avoid that‚ Apple has a support document on handling your spatial computer. Follow these steps to avoid breaking your new gadget: Pick up Apple Vision Pro with two hands—one holding the frame and the other on the headband. Don’t pick up Apple Vision Pro by the Light Seal. Seriously. When you aren’t using Apple Vision Pro‚ put on the cover to help prevent dust accumulation or damage. If the cover is not on‚ place the device on the polishing cloth. Don't wear it too tight When you first try Apple Vision Pro‚ you probably want to have it pretty tight to your face to avoid entering any light. Boy Genius Report himself‚ Jonathan Geller‚ suggests wearing it lower on your face so the goggles rest on the bridge of your nose. This helps make Apple Vision Pro more comfortable during long sessions. Avoid low-light environments Vision Pro home screen view. Image source: Apple Inc. This is a common Apple Vision Pro mistake. Since this device has several cameras and sensors for passing through images‚ wearing it in good light works better and makes the mixed-reality technology feel more convincing. In low-light environments‚ it's difficult to read and see objects in the real world‚ and it might tire your eyes. If you want to avoid light for virtual reality experiences‚ spin the Digital Crown to fully immerse yourself in a game or while watching a show. The most common mistake: You don't need to raise your arms Apple is always warning users about this‚ but our first reaction is to keep our arms raised to interact with this device. Avoid this Apple Vision Pro mistake by comfortably resting your hands on your lap. This gadget has several sensors all around it‚ so it always captures your movements. Selecting an app requires you to look at it‚ and performing an action requires your hands. So don't worry; your hand' gestures can be minimal. Rest them in your lap. Avoid FaceTime personas for now Image source: Apple Inc. Apple is improving FaceTime personas with visionOS 1.1. Still‚ if you want to FaceTime someone‚ please use your iPhone instead. The call will look more natural‚ and people won't be creeped out by your ghost. Surely‚ this Apple Vision Pro feature will definitely improve over time. But if you're joining a business meeting or need to have a serious conversation with someone‚ don't do that with your persona. Here's when you should use each headband Apple Vision Pro offers the Solo Knit headband and a Dual Loop band. Although the experience might differ from person to person‚ I would recommend the following: Wear the Solo Knit band when you're lying in bed or looking up at the ceiling Dual Loop band is more comfortable for all the other usages Still‚ I'd definitely recommend this Apple Vision Pro hack so that you can have the most comfortable experience possible. Keep the battery pack in your pocket at all times Apple Vision Pro AR/VR and battery pack. Image source: Apple Inc. Although you might want to leave the battery pack on the couch or something similar‚ you should always keep it in your pocket. If you're going to stand up to see a mixed-reality feature or interact with a virtual object‚ you might forget about the battery pack and let it fall‚ ruining your experience entirely. To avoid that‚ keep it in your pocket. Wrap up Now that you know how to avoid these Apple Vision Pro mistakes‚ I'm sure you'll have a more pleasant experience with this spatial computer. If you have any other tips to share‚ email me at jose@bgr.com. Don't Miss: People are going nuts over this Apple Vision Pro video that shows how innovative it is for work The post 7 Apple Vision Pro mistakes you should avoid appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

Big gains in megacap stocks such as Nvidia pushed the benchmark S&;P 500 above the 5‚000 mark Friday‚ after modest revisions to 2023 inflation figures supported assumptions that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year.