December 16, 2022. Another Friday means another day to take it easy. If you're looking for a little bit of fun today, check out our What Kind of Laptop Are You quiz. Already took it? Take it again; maybe you'll get a different result. | | ⏰ Today's Big Stories... in 30 Seconds | | Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don't have to): | 395 articles, 16 podcasts, 22 press releases, 417 tweets, and 30 YouTube videos | | 1. Google Adds Matter Smart Home Control to Several Nest Devices | 2. VR Developer Resolution Games Teases a Bunch of New Releases | VR developer Resolution Games just announced a bevy of upcoming titles for the Meta Quest and Steam VR platforms. The biggest news is the beta launch of mixed-reality shooter Spatial Ops, followed by VR tennis game, Racket Club, and a few others. Expect all those and more to come in 2023. Sign us up! | 3. Instagram's New Platform Helps Accounts That Have Been Hacked | | We guess people feel secure in VR | | Not a lot of people are super concerned about security and privacy in the VR space. In fact, only 5% of those who have been in VR are taking it seriously. Meanwhile, a whopping 29% aren't worried at all. Maybe because they think whatever happens in VR, stays in VR. | | 🔥 Today's Hot Deal | Your picture frames need an upgrade, and the Nixplay 15-inch Smart Digital Frame could be the way to go. It's down to $181.99 on Amazon right now, and with support for Google Photos, Instagram, and more, you could set things up to never see the same photo twice. | | | | "See, AI can be good!" —Bob Schulties, Senior Editor | | 💎 You Know You Want It | You know the Meta Quest 2 isn't the only VR headset out there, right? If you're looking for something slightly different, maybe give the Vive Pro 2 a try. 5K display, 120-degree FOV, designed to minimize eye strain, and more. Sure, it's a bit more expensive than the Quest, but we think it's worth it. | | If you're a fan of HBO Max shows like Raised By Wolves & The Time Traveler's Wife, you should know they're being removed from the service in the near future? Why? Because money To move them to ad-supported TV. Yay? It's yet another reminder that nothing on streaming services last forever. | | |
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