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Tim Cook reveals new details about the Apple Watch
Apple CEO Tim Cook was recently interviewed by Charlie Rose and thanks to that interview we managed to learn a bit more about the upcoming Apple Watch. The interview touched on many more topics, but the Apple Watch is of particular interest to many seeing as how this is the company’s first smartwatch. Tim Cook revealed that Apple spent three years working on it and this will be the “most personal device” ever created by the company. The CEO then went on to say that the Apple Watch is more than a regular timepiece as it comes equipped with features that allow users to communicate and connect in a brand new way.
The device also offers a health and fitness component that will basically act like your very own personal trainer. “You can set goals and it will reward you for achieving certain things,” Cook says. “You can choose [for it] to interact with your doctor. You can choose to combine it with other apps on the phone and get a full view of your health and so it’s a whole new area for Apple.” Moreover, Apple opened the smartwatch to developers so that they can create additional software for it. Cook says that the initial work looks very promising and that the Apple Watch will have a lot of apps.
The company focused on health and fitness, but you can use the device for many other things such as reading messages or listening to music, if you also have a Bluetooth headset. However, there is a little catch to the Apple Watch, which may disappoint some potential customers. Tim Cook says that the smartwatch was developed to work together with an iPhone and it will not work with any other smartphone. The Apple Watch will launch in early 2015 for the price of $350.
The latest trailer for Sony Pictures Entertainment’s CGI film Resident Evil: Death Island, released July 25, features the outlandish action and melodrama that made the franchise a cult sensation.
This Resident Evil Avengers-esque team-up features Leon S. Kennedy, Jill Valentine, Chris Redfield, Claire Redfield, and Rebecca Chambers.
The T-Virus and killer whales take the gang to Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay, where a new nightmare awaits. In magnificent slow motion and with progressively heavier ordinance, the Dream Team will supposedly destroy zombies, Lickers, mutant orcas, and anything else foolish or nasty enough to stand in their path.
Sony’s PS5 firmware update is everyone’s favorite news story. It’s been a while, but don’t get too excited—this is just a minor one. No biggie.
PS5 system software 23.01-07.40.00 does what? Latest firmware patch notes:
- System software performance and stability increased.
- We improved screen messaging and usability.
That’s it! Sony’s definition of “some screens” is unclear, but perhaps it improves communications. PS5 messages weren’t a problem, though. The update is barely over 1GB, so updating your console won’t take long.
Excited for this PS5 update?
Want more classic Metal Gear Solid remakes on PS5? You’ll need to speak Konami’s language—dollar bills—to express your desire.
“Regarding remakes of previous games in the series other than Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, we will listen to player demand and consider accordingly,” a Konami official told IGN.
Konami explained that “we chose Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater because it depicts the birth of Big Boss (Naked Snake), which is the starting point of the Metal Gear series.” Fans wishing it would last forever contributed.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, yes? Maybe you’ll buy another disc to show Konami you’ll pay again?
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