Upscaled: How are camera sensors still improving? A deep dive into how cameras are still evolving.Ĭameras keep getting better, but arguably, the pace of improvement has slowed. Watch ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ trailer Neo doesn’t know who he is.Īnd thankfully, everything doesn’t look green and grey. Read on for Karissa Bell’s impressions so far. However, it’s still hard to disconnect love for the gadget with the company responsible for it.

There’s a lot (a lot!) of similarities with Snapchat’s Spectacles, but Ray-Ban’s Stories do offer audio capabilities built into each arm. There’s no Facebook logo on the frames, though there is some on the packaging, and this is because, well, a lot of us don’t have much love for the social network. That’s the crux of these - they’re certainly a Facebook product, but it’s trying to hide that. Yes, they are a bit heavier, and the cameras are noticeable up close, but from a distance, they could easily pass as any other pair of WayFarers. You’ll need your phone nearby to do anything with the video and photos you capture, and there’s a small white LED that lights up when the glasses are recording. The glasses look stylish and the camera seems to take relatively decent video footage, but that Facebook connection…. We’ve got two stories on Facebook’s collaboration on smart glasses with Ray-Ban, and our two writers draw similar conclusions. If only Ray-Ban's Stories smart glasses were made by anyone but Facebook And please, please find a new wake word. 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic' is getting a PS5 remake Square Enix's 'Forspoken' will hit PS5 and PC in spring 2022 'Gran Turismo 7' comes to PS4 and PS5 on March 4th, 2022 'Marvel's Spider-Man 2' brings Venom to PlayStation 5 in 2023 Will Microsoft’s big cloud gaming push rain on its parade?Īll the biggest PlayStation Showcase stories Sony, so far, is holding its position of power for this generation of consoles. It was an impressive showing for PlayStation - especially after a year of mostly limp gaming events (do you even remember the all-digital E3, Microsoft’s last Xbox showcase?) We got a handful of remasters - with Uncharted 4 particularly looking lovely - and, unbelievably, an actual release date for Gran Turismo 7. We got early first-looks at a new God of War game, a Spider-Man sequel and, whoa, a Wolverine game made by the same studio responsible for the web-slinger’s latest adventures, Insomniac.

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