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A gamer found a way to use his Nintendo Switch for VR
Nintendo has been noncommittal when it comes to virtual reality, even though it filed a patent late last year that could turn its Switch console into a VR device. A YouTube blogger decided to take matters into his own hands, and found a way to demonstrate the potential the Switch holds for VR.
Why Ethereum is outpacing Bitcoin
While Bitcoin is currently trading at close to its all-time high, its dominance in terms of proportion of total cryptocurrency market cap is rapidly decreasing — ground largely given up to Ethereum. This shift is probably being driven by a few factors.
Four Main Factors That Explain 3,000 Percent Rally of Ethereum in 2017
The Ethereum spring continues. From a unit price of $8.52 in the beginning of the year, Ethereum reached its all-time high this week, topping at an incredible $269.36 per unit. The price is up by over 3,000 percent since January 2017. This week, Ethereum traded at an all-time high of $269.
Sana’s smart sleep goggles for insomniacs will be out in 2018
These sleep googles by a company called Sana Health cost a lot more than your typical mask, but it promises peaceful sleep 10 minutes after you put them on.
Garmin’s new 360-degree camera is waterproof and records 3D audio
Garmin is expanding its action camera lineup into the world of 360-degree video. Today the company announced the VIRB 360, a waterproof spherical camera packed with bleeding edge specs.
Deep Learning Is a Black Box, but Health Care Won’t Mind
Earlier this year, artificial intelligence scientist Sebastian Thrun and colleagues at Stanford University demonstrated that a “deep learning” algorithm was capable of diagnosing potentially cancerous skin lesions as accurately as a board-certified dermatologist.
Now Artificial Intelligence Is Inventing Sounds That Have Never Been Heard Before
As well as beating us at board games, driving cars, and spotting cancer, artificial intelligence is now generating brand new sounds that have never been heard before, thanks to some advanced maths combined with samples from real instruments.
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Interventional Cardiologist who happens to be a Professional TechGeek as well. In his free time Dr. Assad likes to teleport himself to Neverland and play Rugbi with the Lost Boys. You can find him there.
