The Insta360 is a brand well-known for its 360 cameras and action cams, so we shouldn't be shocked when it launched its first ever dedicated webcam product today. The Insta360 Link is a 4K webcam with a 3-axis gimbal, essentially similar to the DJI Pocket 2 without the body. The 1/2-inch sensor, according on the company, is significantly larger than what other companies provide. The Logitech Brio, for example, has a 1/4-inch sensor and the more recent OBSBOT Tiny 4K has a 1/2.8-inch sensor, so the Link should outperform both in terms of accuracy and dynamic range. Insta360 added two noise-canceling microphones to the mix, which is fantastic given that remote working is becoming increasingly popular.
The TransPod Fluxjet is a hyperloop-style vacuum tube train that will shoot you from Calgary to Edmonton in 45 minutes, roughly 50 percent of the speed of a jet aircraft. Yes, it's another hyperloop-style vacuum-tube train - this time from Canada. The TransPod FluxJet is more than simply a training course in bicapitalism. This ultra-high-speed ground transportation system claims "groundbreaking technical developments in propulsion," clean energy compatibility, and "technological strides in contactless power transmission and veillance flux," according to its creators.
According to an internal Apple notice seen by MacRumors, the firm is aware of the audio issues that users have been having while utilizing its $1,599 Studio Display, but it does not yet have a permanent solution for the problem. Instead, rather than recommending a permanent fix, the memo suggests that affected consumers unplug the Studio Display from the wall, remove any accessories connected to it, and then reconnect everything before turning it on again after a 10-second wait.
A "cloud gaming handheld" from Logitech G, the gaming-focused arm of the maker of PC and console peripherals, is scheduled to release later this year under a partnership with Tencent Games. The two firms are in negotiations with the teams behind Xbox Cloud Gaming and Nvidia GeForce Now, implying that these services will be enabled out of the box. They will allow players to play AAA games on the move.
The Russian Army has lost two 2S3 Akatsiya self-propelled artillery units.
Samsung's self-repair service has now been released after more than half a year. The iFixit team-up allows you to fix your Galaxy S20, Galaxy S21, or Galaxy Tab S7+ by providing officially approved parts and tools as well as instructions to walk you through the repair procedure. The initial choice is restricted to screen and battery repairs, charging ports and back glass, with prices ranging from $67 (for any model) to $227 (for a Tab S7+ display).
Sergey Pritula's charitable foundation bought 10 kits with DJI Matrice 300 RTK quadcopters.
Ukrainian digital agency Hexagon Agency created Ukrainian emoji.
South Korean company Samsung decided to register a new trademark for its mascot. It is called G-nusmas.
The British Navy unveiled an unusual ship XV Patrick Blackett.
The authors of the benchmark AnTuTu named the ten Android smartphones that users are most satisfied with.
Ukrainian forces began destroying Russian army armored vehicles with unknown weapons.
U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) has selected an aircraft for Armed Overwatch. It became the Sky Warden. This is written by the company L3Harris Technologies, which together with Air Tractor will be engaged in production.
German car giant Volkswagen has presented a prototype of an air cab V.MO.
If a scientific team's project succeeds, South Koreans may soon be able to carry a device inside their bodies in the form of a custom tattoo that warns them to potential health concerns. Researchers at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon, south of Seoul, have created an electronic tattoo ink made out of liquid metal and carbon nanotubes that acts as a bioelectrode.
