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The Matrix Resurrections trailer just dropped and it has a lot of Matrix fans asking questions about Laurence Fishburne's Morpheus? The events that took place in the MMORPG video game, The Matrix Online, might just explain what happened to Laurence Fishburne's Morpheus. If we consider The Matrix Online a canonical continuation of the films, this might explain why we no longer see Laurence Fishburne's version of Morpheus in the Matrix Resurrections trailer. The Matrix explained within The Matrix Online, Morpheus faces a certain fate that would make it unlikely for Laurence Fishburne Morpheus to return. In this video, we'll discuss the Matrix Online Morpheus scene in detail and how it could potentially lead to Laurence Fishburne not being in the Matrix 4. The Matrix video games, both the Matrix Online and Matrix Path of Neo, are part of the Matrix story and the Matrix extended universe. The #TheMatrixResurrections movie drops December 22nd. #TheMatrix In other news, there's a firmware update coming to an Xbox One controller near you that'll give you next-gen features. Microsoft announced in a blog post that they're testing a new firmware update for Bluetooth-enabled Xbox One controllers, Xbox Elite 2, and Xbox Adaptive controllers that'll give them all kinds of cool features that were previously only available on Xbox Series X and S controllers. And finally, LEGO revealed this cool foldout playset that's in the form of the iconic Question Mark block. When you open it, you get a gander at Peach's Castle, Bob-omb Battlefield, Cool Cool Mountain, and Lethal Lava Land. #IGN

Panelists: Brian Norton, Josh Anderson, Belva Smith, Tracy Castillo Q1. Aug Comm Device and Text messages, Q2. 2nd Hand YouTube Captions, Q3. Headset for hard of hearing, Q4. Xbox Adaptive Game Controller, Q5. Device trials and demos Q6. Wildcard: Driverless Cars as an accommodation —— Transcript Starts Here —– Brian Norton: Welcome to ATFAQ, Assistive […] The post ATFAQ146 – Q1. Aug Comm Device and Text messages, Q2. 2nd Hand YouTube Captions, Q3. Headset for hard of hearing, Q4. Xbox Adaptive Game Controller, Q5. Device trials and demos Q6. Wildcard: Driverless Cars as an accommodation appeared first on Assistive Technology at Easter Seals Crossroads.

GFQ Network's Subkar joins us this week. News points include: Another amazing use of the Xbox Adaptive controller, Amazon adding barcode scanning on the Echo Show 5 and 8, Voyager 2 having some technical troubles and there being medicine made by AI. In our Extra Extra we'll chat about a guy who used a wagon of phones to trick Google Maps. Finally, Chris has a review of the Amazon Echo Buds and how the Echo Buds compare to the TicPods.This Week's Hosts: Stephen Jondrew, Chris Ferrell, Stargate Pioneer and Subkar. This episode was recorded on Monday, February 3, 2020 streamed LIVE at www.Geeks.Live. Full show information (including links related to points discussed) can be found at http://www.geeks.link/319/. Come join us on our Discord server at http://www.gonnageek.com/discord/ The GonnaGeek.com Show is produced and edited by Stephen Jondrew (http://www.stephenjondrew.ca) of GonnaGeek Productions, proudly Canadian.

How do you game when you're under the weather, the Xbox Adaptive Controller, and what do you get when you have a ball, two goals, and toasters? Toasterball of course! https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/0/0131cb13-77c7-4749-9873-66cfab14fe32/4NE9useR.png ❤️ Thom discusses how he scratches his gaming itches while under the weather

This week! Freedom Rock, Sony skips E3, lots of game delays, Frank Lapidus, Mister Donut, Crash Team Racing, 198X, Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order oddities, virtual reality, and much, much more. Join us, won’t you? Links of interest - Freedom Rock commercial K-Tel Hit Express commercial Now That’s What I Call Music Mini Pop Kids Kidz Bop 40 Down Under (Metal Version) Sony skipping E3 David Jaffe tweet about PS5 reveal Patrick Klepek mentions “a lot of Sony stuff next month” Final Fantasy VII remake, Avengers delayed Cyberpunk 2077 delayed New Doom Eternal trailer Horizon Zero Dawn on PC? Guns Akimbo trailer Free Guy (Ryan Reynolds) Crank (trailer) Crank (after-credits video game scene) Hardcore Henry 1917 trailer OK Go - “This Too Shall Pass” OK Go the treadmill video CTR Nitro-Fuelled 198X Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order Dad builds custom Xbox Adaptive controller mod for BotW Arcade Archives: Bells & Whistles (Detana!! TwinBee) Astro Bot Rescue Mission The Lawnmower Man Jeff Fahey Frank Lapidus Polybius Crayon Shin-chan: The Storm Called! Flaming Kasukabe Runner Mister Donut commercials NPD Top Games of the Decade Trick or Treat - “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” Greg Sewart’s Extra Life Page Greg’s Out of the Park Developments stream The Player One Podcast t-shirt The Player One Podcast mug ResetEra Player One Podcast Topic Player One Podcast Discord Greg Streams on Twitch Flicky - Generation 16 Episode #120 Add us in Apple Podcasts Check out Greg's web series Generation 16 - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Running time: 01:30:58

It’s a short and more heartfelt episode this week. We know. We're pretty nice.Thanksgiving is a day to reflect on what you should really be appreciating in your life. It's a time of looking inside yourself and seeing what makes your thoughts happier and your days more worthwhile. I mean yeah your family is cool and all that stuff, but what we're really talking about here is video games. They're the ones who are always there for you when you need them. They also won't fight about politics at dinner, bring up the fact that you're not using your degree that they helped pay for, and think you should get more serious in your relationships...Anyway, there are things in the gaming world that deserve a little more recognition this time of year. So that's exactly what we here at the Bored Certified Gaming Podcast are going to do. There are a few we think deserve a shout out and maybe a bit more attention in the public eye than they are currently getting.The guys discuss how Xbox is killing it with the Xbox Adaptive controller and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, give props to the Sonic the Hedgehog movie for listening to its fans pleas, and talk about some of those sweet Black Friday video game deals we're all truly thankful for.We hope you enjoy it, and hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

In today's episode of the Microsoft Today podcast, we discuss Microsoft's live event at MWC19, including the new HoloLens 2 Mixed Reality device, and the Azure Kinect IoT Edge device. We had a tremendous time covering Microsoft's MWC19 event yesterday. Your reactions on Twitter, are why this episode has morphed so drastically as I began writing it. It's all about the power of the pivot, just ask Excel! Instead of diving into all of the details about the announcements made today, we are going to do a quick review of what was covered. I believe the technology sand initiatives discussed deserve episodes of their own, and my goal is to give them their own episodes within the next week or two. Seriously, hold me to this - chastise me at @BradGroux on Twitter if I don't do it! So let's jump in, just be sure to stick around until the end. We have some community kudos to give out, and an inspiring new commercial from Common and Microsoft.Thank All 5,000 of You!!! Today I'm thrilled to announce that we have surpassed the 5,000 Twitter follower mark. We've more than doubled our number of followers since the podcast started six weeks ago - it has been a truly amazing ride! My only regret is not starting this endeavor sooner! It has been a blast, and interacting with the thousands and thousands of listeners and technologists has been amazing. As a thank you for hitting 5,000 followers on Twitter, I will be releasing two bonus podcast episodes this week - so look for those over the next two days (I've begun recording them).Microsoft at MWC19 Today was a busy day in Barcelona for Microsoft, as they announced more than 10 new products or initiatives spanning the Mixed Reality, cloud services, hardware services, business development and open spectrums. For full details about all of today's announcements, see the official blog post on our site - https://msft.link/MWC19 Microsoft at MWC19 BarcelonaA New Day at Microsoft Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella started off the event by discussing a fundamental shift in the company's philosophy: "Putting people at the center, instead of the device. For years we have built applications and experiences specifically for given devices. But the interaction model going forward, is with computers and computing, all around us. It is no longer about being device first, it is about putting the human first which includes all of the devices in their lives… to empower every person and every organization on the planet, to achieve more." He then goes on say that their success, lies in the success of their partners and customers: "Our success lies in the success of our partners and customers in our ecosystem. This requires that we collectively move from being just passive consumers of technology to active producers of technology. We create technology, so that our customers can create their own technology… today every company is a tech company… not to become dependent on Microsoft, but to become independent of Microsoft…" This falls very much in line with why I've started this podcast, and why I've discussed the topics that we've discussed thus far. The future is coming, and you can no longer be passive, you must be proactive, and learn to adapt and utilize the technology that is here. Regardless of your role in the workplace. Mixed Reality is a technology that merges real and virtual worlds to create brand new environments where physical and digital components can interact in real time. It’s “mixed” reality because it encompasses both augmented/virtual reality and the real world via immersive technology, letting you see the real environment overlaid with holographic data from a 3D model.HoloLens 2 The HoloLens 2 team focused on three key areas when redesigning the new hardware from the ground up: Immersion is greatly enhanced by advancements across the board, including in the visual display system, making holograms even more vibrant and realistic The field of view for HoloLens 2 has more than doubled A new display system that excels at low power The new time-of-flight depth sensor and built in AI and semantic understanding allows for interactive holograms The eye-tracking sensors makes interacting with holograms more natural Now with Windows  Hello iris recognition Comfort is enhanced by a more balanced center of gravity, the use of light carbon-fiber material and a new mechanism for donning the device without readjusting New vapor chamber technology for improved the thermal management Redesigned to allow it to comfortably adjust and fit almost anyone Meant to be used for hours on end now, and the new "flip up" allow for easy on-off usage All told, they've more than tripled the measured comfort and ergonomics of the device (not sure how this is done) Time-to-value is accelerated by Microsoft mixed reality applications like Dynamics 365 Remote Assist, Dynamics 365 Layout and the new Dynamics 365 Guides applications There is a business ready ecosystem of mixed reality partners that provide a broad range of offerings built on HoloLens that deliver value across a range of industries and use cases A new wave of mixed reality entrepreneurs is also helping to accelerate the growth and availability of Mixed Reality tools and applications No longer is there a startup time of 3-6 months for businesses to find value in the Mixed Reality It was clear from the presentation that HoloLens 2 is much less cumbersome than its predecessor. All the demo wearers looked comfortable wearing it. Kudos to the Microsoft Hardware team! HoloLens 2 will be available this year at a price of $3,500. Bundles including Dynamics 365 Remote Assist start at $125/month. HoloLens 2 will be initially available in the United States, Japan, China, Germany, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Australia and New Zealand. Customers can preorder HoloLens 2 starting today. Introducing Microsoft HoloLens 2Microsoft HoloLens Customization Program HoloLens is being used in a variety of challenging environments, from construction sites and operating rooms to the International Space Station. HoloLens has passed the basic impact tests from several protective eyewear standards used in North America and Europe. We're not sure of just what the customization program entails, but you have to think that the HoloLens hardware was designed in a modular way, to make customization easier. Think of HoloLens 2 as a platform, like the Xbox Adaptive controller - and instead of the inclusive design being focused on those with disabilities, instead it is focused on challenging usage cases and/or environment variables. Of course, with the hardware improvements in HoloLens 2, especially the eye tracking sensors - there are no doubt many usage cases for those with both physical and learning disabilities. Trimble - Last year announced Trimble Connect for HoloLens along with a new hard hat solution that improves the utility of mixed reality for practical field applications. Today it announced the Trimble XR10 with Microsoft HoloLens 2, a new wearable hard hat device that enables workers in safety-controlled environments to access holographic information on the worksite.Open Principals Microsoft believes that for an ecosystem to truly thrive there should be no barriers to innovation or customer choice. Microsoft wants the Mixed Reality space to transition from a "walled garden" to a "communal garden." "Open to your creativity, open to your ideas, open to your vision…" - Alex Kipman Microsoft's Core Commitments to Openness of their Mixed Reality Ecosystem Open App Store - Developers will have the freedom to make their own stores Open Web Browsing - Firefox will have a native web browsing experience native on HoloLens Firefox natively) Open Platform - An open API surface area and driver model, including further guidance with OpenXRAzure Kinect The Kinect lives, and is now more powerful than ever! The Azure Kinect DK is a developer kit that combines Microsoft's industry-leading AI sensors in a single device. At its core is the time-of-flight depth sensor that was developed for HoloLens 2 A high-def RGB camera A 7-microphone circular array The new hardware will enable development of advanced computer vision and speech solutions with Azure. The Azure Kinect DK is initially available in the U.S. and China, and is available for preorder today at $399.Dynamics 365 Guides Dynamics 365 Guides is a new mixed reality app that empowers employees to learn by doing. Guides enhances learning with step-by-step instructions that guide employees to the tools and parts they need and how to use them in real work situations In addition to Guides on HoloLens, a Guides PC app makes it easy to create interactive content, attach photos and videos, import 3D models and customize training to turn institutional knowledge into a repeatable learning tool Dynamics 365 Guides is available in preview starting today.Azure Mixed Reality Services Keeping true to Microsoft's long standing charge under CEO Satya Nadella's "Cloud First" vision, Microsoft announced more services for their Azure Cloud platform. Today they announced two new Azure mixed reality services. These services are designed to help every developer and every business build cross-platform, contextual and enterprise-grade mixed reality applications. Azure Spatial Anchors - Enables businesses and developers to create mixed reality apps that map, designate and recall precise points of interest that are accessible across HoloLens, iOS and Android devices. In public preview as of today. Azure Remote Rendering - Helps people experience 3D without compromise to fuel better, faster decisions. Today, to interact with high-quality 3D models on mobile devices and mixed reality headsets, you often need to “decimate,” or simplify, 3D models to run on target hardware. In private preview as of today.Microsoft MWC19 Presenters Satya Nadella Julia White Alex Kipman Julia Schwarz Anand Agarawala (Spatial) Jinha Lee (Spatial) Sven Gerjets (Mattel) Rosalind Buick (Trimble) Jim Heppelmann (PTC) Maria Wilson (Howden) Tim Sweeney (Epic Games)Patreon We have huge plans for the future of this podcast, and my daily interactions with all of you makes me more steadfast in that resolve by each day. I truly am blessed and humbled by the reception you've all given the podcast so far, and I can't wait for us to have more journeys down the rabbit hole of knowledge together! To maximize my time, and yours - I need financial assistance to create the podcast I think Microsoft, their technology, employees, fans, and enthusiasts deserves. So far, I've bootstrapped everything myself, doing every aspect of the show - which has been a massive yet rewarding… but for a non-paying hobby, is untenable. 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Nuno do Carmo - Showed us some love on Twitter this week, and also requested that we cover Linux on Windows, such as  WSLinux or WLinux As I told Nuno, I definitely want to cover open source initiatives and things like Linux and Bash on Windows, Azure, etc. I just don't want to a disservice to the technology and the people that make it by being wrong! I like to make sure I am well versed on something before speaking on it, and Linux is easily one of my weakest areas. If you have any advice for getting up to speed, please share. Also, any SMEs or MVPs out there want to take part in an episode - I'd would love have someone on! Check out our tweet! Vivek Bavishi - We keep saying it, the Power Platform community is amazing! "Nothing's impossible for a #PowerAddict ! Combine the power of #PowerApps, #MicrosoftFlow and #MicrosoftToDo and voila! here's a tease to the calendar view."Its Closing Time Microsoft dropped a new commercial hot off of the heal of the MWC19 announcements. Microsoft AI: Inspiring Possibility ft. Common - "What's a hammer without a person to swing it? Your possibility is endless, your limits are few…" That hits me right in the feels, because that is the purpose of Microsoft Today in a nutshell. Like Microsoft, I want to empower you all to be the best you - because we're here together on this pale blue dot, so we might as well make the best of it!Follow or Subscribe to Microsoft Today Patreon Website Apple/iTunes Blubrry Breaker Facebook Google Play Google Podcasts Medium Omny Studio Pocket Cast PodBean RadioPublic RSS Spotify Stitcher TuneIn YouTube Support the show.

Mikaela pretends to be a bee (and makes everyone cry). Derek goes crazy over horror titles Observer, The Padre, and The Blackout Club, Jake talks about Pizza Titan and compares it to Crazy Taxi, while Courtney digs deep into Felix The Reaper and the Xbox Adaptive controller. The group chats about these games, topics, and more: Bee Simulator Party Golf Party Crashers Observer Switch The Padre Felix The Reaper Able Gamers Xbox Adaptive Controller Pizza Titan The Blackout Club Balanced Media Technologies Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry Broadcaster Royale

ATFAQ078 – Panel – Brian Norton, Josh Anderson, Belva Smith, and Wade Wingler – Q1 Zero force keyboards for neuropathy Q2 App to demonstrate making change Q3 Pulling up pants with one hand Q4 Buzz clip or Sunu band Q5 Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive controller Q6 If everything is now wireless, why are there so many […] The post ATFAQ078 – Q1 Zero force keyboards for neuropathy Q2 App to demonstrate making change Q3 Pulling up pants with one hand Q4 Buzz clip or Sunu band Q5 Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive controller Q6 If everything is now wireless, why are there so many wires and connectors in my backpack appeared first on Assistive Technology at Easter Seals Crossroads.

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This episode we talk about the announcement of Fallout 76, Action Point, the new Xbox Adaptive controller, upgrade, microtransactions, and State of Decay 2.

This week, our hosts discuss the proposed Gotham spin-off Pennyworth, the cancellation/return of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Harvey Birdman: Attorney General, the Xbox Adaptive controller, and Pokemon rumors, as well as review Batman: Ninja, Fortnite, Rampage, Dropmix, the live My Brother, My Brother & Me Columbus show AND MORE! The song this week is 'Bring Me To Life' by Evanescence.

In this week’s episode: we talk about Call of Duty dropping single-player campaign for Black Ops 4, a new Xbox Adaptive controller, Apple green-lights a second headquarters in North Carolina, Amazon-Trump feud continues, Fortnite on Android, Tidal woes, YouTube Music/Premium, and Google AI demo controversy.

This week the show focuses on Shawn Layden's messaging regarding Sony's E3 2018 Conference and Pokemon Switch rumors. The crew is finally all back together talking about God of War and all of the games they've played this past week. There was a ton of other news the guys covered this week as well. Cliff Bleszinski announced the closing of BossKey via Twitter. Rage 2 had a gameplay reveal this week showcases it's punk-apocalyptic nature. Lastly, there was the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 reveal as well as Xbox announcing a ton of things including their Xbox Adaptive controller for disabled gamers.

In this week’s episode: we talk about Call of Duty dropping single-player campaign for Black Ops 4, a new Xbox Adaptive controller, Apple green-lights a second headquarters in North Carolina, Amazon-Trump feud continues, Fortnite on Android,

Cette semaine : Radical Heights, PUBG Mobile, Patrick Melrose, Monster Hunter, le film, OnePlus 6, Twitter se tire (encore et toujours) une balle dans le pied, Xbox Adaptive Controler, YouTube Music, YouTube Premium, et neutralité du net : le Sénat américain à la rescousse. Lisez plutôt Torréfaction #51 : Patrick Melrose, OnePlus 6, Xbox Adaptive Controler, YouTube Music avec sa vraie mise en page sur Geekzone. Pensez à vos rétines.