Title: Leave Tablets, Smartphones Out of the Bedroom for Better Sleep
Category: Health News
Created: 5/25/2018 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 5/25/2018 12:00:00 AM
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Virtual reality got a bit cooler today as Skydance Interactive launched an early-access beta update for its Archangel shooter, called Hellfire. Available on HTC Vive or Oculus Rift, Archangel puts players inside of a giant mech – a human-piloted robot – and tasks them with defending the world from hordes of evil bad guys. It’s a bit more complex than that, and the story is one of the things about the game that really shines, but the gist is: you shoot a bunch of stuff. In its current iteration, Archangel is an on-rails shooter. Which is fine, some of my…
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt today threw some shade at Elon Musk during a speech about AI, saying the Space X CEO didn’t “understand the benefits that this technology will provide.” Here we go again. His statements, of course, worked like a bucket of chum tossed into shark-filled waters. Stories almost immediately began popping up telling the tale of two high-powered technology executives who disagree on one of the fundamental fixations of our day: whether or not robots will rise up and murder us all. Schmidt made his remarks on stage at Viva Tech 2018, where, for whatever reason, he…
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As amazing as all of our existing tech is, some of the best is yet to come. We asked five TNW 2018 attendees to tell us which currently unavailable tech, app, or invention they wish for. Not surprisingly, some of the demands were pretty steep: “Teleportation.” Marie Bue. Startup evangelist, Zalando SE. “I would love to have Google Assistant develop a little bit more in Dutch.” Kevin Hipke. Advertising agent, TBWA\NEBOKO “I would like to go to a place, or have a universal app that scans my body. Then, when I shop online, I know exactly that it fits.” Max…
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