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Samsung Neon an artificial human could be your next news anchor

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These days, during the 2020 iteration of the Consumer Electronics Show, a Samsung-backed company called Neon unveiled the world’s first “artificial man”. Neon describes the new creation as a “computer-generated virtual being”.

The key term there is “virtual,” as Neons — the name for these virtual beings — are not physically real. They exist as life-size facsimiles of humans on high-resolution monitors.

However, unlike Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa-style virtual assistants, Neons can engage in realistic communication with humans, complete with emotional responses such as laughter, sympathy, sadness, and more. The artificial human responses all feel natural due to there being a latency of only a few milliseconds during the conversation.

Furthermore, each Neon is unique with its own personality and even its own occupation. For example, there’s a yoga instructor, a banker, a K-pop star, a news anchor, a fashion model, and many more. Although each Neon looks like it is based on a real human, they’re not. They are completely artificial, constructed from computer algorithms built on the company’s proprietary technology platform CORE R3, where R3 stands for Reality, Real-time, and Responsive.

Neon clearly has big plans for its artificial humans. The company touts that Neons can connect with “value-added services” and you’ll eventually be able to “license or subscribe to a Neon as a service representative, a financial advisor, a healthcare provider, or a concierge.” The big dream is for a Neon to be a famous celebrity, such as a news anchor, spokesperson, or even movie star.

If Neon can really pull this artificial human thing off, the sky could be the limit. A Neon could be your new best friend or even your future husband or wife, it all seems like a sci-fi film come to life.

 

 

Best Android apps you shouldn’t miss this week – Jan 2020

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Android 11 might have some neat stuff. A couple of features may include the ability to take scrolling screenshots like on web pages for easier capture of more content. However, another potential feature is the ability to record video in longer than 4GB segments. We’ll learn more about Android 11 later this year but it’s nice to see Google fixing some basic problems and adding some fun features already.

WhatsApp and Telegram had some decent updates this last week. WhatsApp now includes disappearing messages and you can click here to see how those work. Meanwhile, Telegram’s update is a bit more substantial. It includes a new theme editor, the ability to send messages when you return online, better message scheduling control, better location sharing, and support for podcasts and audiobooks.

The Pixel Launcher is experiencing some weird problems. Namely, the launcher may not display an icon or two on your home pages or app drawer. The app doesn’t disappear or anything and the name is still there. However, its icon space is blank and that makes things look a bit goofy. Google is aware of the problem, though, and it should get a fix soon.

Video streaming was one of the biggest things of the last decade. We took a dive in to see who the big players are and what impact they had on how we view TV and movies. Of course, Hulu, Netflix, and Disney+ are all there and it turns out that these services are killing the cable TV industry. Of course, the constant fragmentation of options is also driving piracy up, but those are the breaks. Hit the link to learn more.

We also looked at the best and most iconic Android apps and games of the last ten years. You’ll find old favorites like Nova Launcher and Monument Valley along with some forgotten treasures like Swype Keyboard and The Bard’s Tale. We wanted to not only see apps and games that were popular, but also helped sculpt the modern mobile experience.

1. My Limit (Price: Free)
My Limit launched over New Years to give people an idea of how drunk they are. It uses an algorithm that estimates your blood alcohol levels from how many drinks you had. It’s not a breathalyzer test so it won’t be 100% accurate. However, it can give you a general idea. The app has a few flaws and doesn’t support every type of drink out there. However, it does good enough to make it to a list like this. There are some bad reviews that say the app is too difficult if you’re too drunk. We think that if you’re too drunk to use this app, you should probably take an Uber home. Download from GooglePlay

2. War Tortoise 2 (Price: Free to play)
War Tortoise 2 is a unique mix of game genres. It boasts an idle shooter experience with kingdom building and exploration elements as well. You basically ride a massive tortoise and shoot at things from its back. Players build things as you wander and it all feeds back into your ability to kill more stuff. You can also summon heroes, upgrade your various armaments, and explore various areas. It’s an early access beta title so the developers are still working on bug fixes and weapon balances. However, it has a lot of promise. Download from GooglePlay

3. Playlistmania (Price: Free)
Playlistmania is a social music app. It plugs into Deezer and Spotify. Basically, the app lets you create and share playlists with friends and other users. You can check out other playlists to discovery new music or build your own to help others. You simply import the playlist into either Spotify or Deezer once you find one and then you start listening. It’s a neat idea and it worked well in our testing. The UI is easy enough to understand and there are a bunch of good playlists there. We’re excited to see support for other music platforms like YouTube Music, Apple Music, and others. Download from GooglePlay

4. Age of Civilization II Europe (Price: $4.99)
Age of Civilization II Europe is the sequel to the popular Age of Civilization strategy game. This too is a strategy game and it plays a bit old school. Players use maps to intelligently deploy forces in order to take over territories. It’s almost like a mobile version of the board game Risk. You assert your dominance in a variety of ways but you also have diplomatic options like peace treaties. It’s not quite as aggressive as games like Rebel Inc, but it’s a satisfying historical strategy game with a single price tag and no in-app purchases. It usually goes for $4.99 but is currently running for $2.99 at the time of this writing. Download from GooglePlay

5. Flow Desktop (Price: Free / $2.49)
Flow Desktop is a different type of launcher. It aims to demo Android’s native desktop mode for those who can’t activate it otherwise. The app is in beta so you can almost certainly expect bugs while other features remain in development. In any case, the app lets you connect your phone to your computer and access Android’s native desktop mode. It currently only works on the OnePlus 7T and the Essential Phone, although some users report success on the OnePlus 6 as well. It doesn’t offer much over Samsung’s DeX mode or similar apps yet but it probably will someday. Keep this one on your radar. Download from GooglePlay

Apex Legends finally arrive on Android in 2020

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The long-rumoured mobile port of Apex Legends should finally arrive on Android in 2020, and we expect it to be pretty much a direct port. Think Fortnite on mobile rather than PUBG Mobile.

Apex Legends is a first-person shooter game with battle royale game, which released for free on three platforms PC, Xbox One and PS4 by EA or more accurate is Respawn. This game received a lot of doubt because it was the first time EA developed a Battle Royale game. But the fact that Apex Legends is a pretty good game. The evidence is that after three days of release, the game has reached 10 million players. What an impressive number! However, we still need more time to verify that the game can be as successful as Fortnite or PUBG Mobile did.

Set in the Titanfall universe, Apex Legends is a battle royale game adds a bit of spice of games like Team Fortress 2 or Overwatch. Each match consists of 60 players divided into 20 teams. You will play one of the eight available legends and coordinate with two teammates to find the last surviving team. Character element is the difference of Apex Legends with games of the same genre. Each character has a unique skill that we will mention below, so choosing your character can open many unique tactics, making the game more attractive and unpredictable.

Information of eight legends

– Bangalore (Real name: Anita Williams, 35): She is an excellent soldier. Born in a family of 5 brothers who participated in the IMC force, she quickly revealed her special fighting ability and became the best soldier in this force. Anita’s main weapon is the grenade launcher, she has the ability to move flexibly and the ultimate skill: call for support to bomb from the air force.
– Bloodhound: There is not much information about this character. This is the character who has the ability to follow the trail and sniff the players hiding with the ultimate skill is Beast of the Hunt. He is a true bloodthirsty hunter.
– Caustic (Real name: Alexander Nox, 48): The best scientist at Humbert Labs, a master of toxic gas use. All of his skills are related to Nox, he likes to use Nox to create traps and grenades.
– Gibraltar (Real name: Makoa Gibraltar, 30): He is a kind person and likes to help others. This is shown in Makoa’s skill as creating a shield to protect allies and protect himself.
– Lifeline (Real name: Ajay Che, 24): If Gibraltar is the shield of the team, Lifeline can be considered as the team doctor. Like Soraka and Zilean in LOL, Lifeline has the ability to heal AOE and revive her allies, and she has a lot of necessary medicines.
– Mirage (Real name: Elliott Witt, 30)
– Pathfinder (Name: MRVN, age: Unknown): This robot has the ability to jump a long distance and create a hook wire to help the team swing to move easily through the terrain.
– Wraith: The only witch of the game at the present time. She has the ability to stealth, detects danger and especially the ability to create a shortcut for the whole team to move quickly to any location.

Forza Street Coming May 2020

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Forza Street is a racing game based on a free-to-play model. Fun comes down to competing in illegal street competitions and getting better and better cars and parts. The game is played using a simplified control system.

Forza Street is a racing game based on a free-to-play model with microtransactions. This is a spin-off to the Forza Motorsport and Forza Horizon series. The game was developed by the British studio Electric Square, a sister company to Studio Gobo, which helped to produce projects such as Disney Infinity and For Honor.

Forza Street focuses on illegal sports car racing in the streets of Miami. The control system is greatly simplified. Players have no control over the steering wheel and only decide when to use the gas, brake, and nitro.

– Developer: Electric Square / Turn 10 Studios
– Publisher: Xbox Game Studios / Microsoft Studios
– Official website: electricsquare.com/games/
– Game mode: single player
– Game language: English
– Game release date for AND: May2020

Successful competition unlocks new cars and parts, which in turn allows you to compete in more demanding competitions. The authors have obtained licenses from the largest car manufacturers, so all the machines in the game faithfully reproduce the actual models.

Forza Street offers a variety of challenges. Players can take part in both short races and competitions that take hours to complete. There’s also a story mode available that tells the story of an ambitious driver trying to get a high position in the Miami car underworld.

The game has pleasant to one’s eye three-dimensional visuals. It’s no match for the latest developments in the Forza Motorsport and Forza Horizon series, but Forza Street looks good on the eye.

The game is not exactly a new production. Forza Street is a recast version of released in 2019 Miami Street. Apart from changing the brand, the authors have expanded the game content and introduced many improvements. However, the foundations of the game remained the same.

Diablo Immortal 2020

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Diablo Immortal is an upcoming action role-playing hack and slash video game in the Diablo series designed for online multiplayer play on mobile devices. Developed by Blizzard and NetEase, the game was announced in late 2018 and is planned for release on Android and iOS with no set release date.

A mobile spin-off of the popular action RPG series, Diablo, whose action takes place between the events known from Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and Diablo III. By controlling a hero assigned to one of the six character classes, we fight hordes of enemies and bosses.

Diablo Immortal is a mobile spin-off of popular series of RPG action games called Diablo. The game was developed by a Chinese company NetEase which specializes in free-to-play productions aimed at the East Asian market, as well as an American studio Blizzard Entertainment, responsible for the creation of the brand. Diablo Immortal was announced in early November 2018 at the BlizzCon Convention.

– Developer: NetEase / Blizzard Entertainment
– Publisher: Activision Blizzard
– Official website: diabloimmortal.com
– Game mode: single / multiplayer
– Multiplayer mode: Internet
– Game language: English
– Game release date for AND: 2020

The story presented in Diablo Immortal takes place between events known from Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and Diablo III. The Archangel Tyrael is considered dead, and after the destruction of the Worldstones, the remnants of the vile and demonic power that causes further disasters to fall on people are still lurking in shadows. What’s more, one of the surviving demons, Skarn, a former Diablo’s lieutenant, decides to build a new army of hellish servants and collect shards which will allow him to bring back the ancient evil.

Diablo Immortal remains a classic action RPG, in which the game is presented in isometric view. Compared to the original from the PC and consoles, the game features a different control scheme – players use the touch screen to move the characters, and press dedicated icons to attack. The title offers a total of six character classes, each with several unique special abilities. While playing, we fight dozens of monsters, explore locations representing different corners of the Sanctuary, where we have to face huge bosses at the end. Along the way we find or buy new equipment, affecting the strength of our hero.

In addition to playing alone, we can join forces with players from all over the world, fighting together against hordes of enemies and bosses.

Diablo Immortal’s audiovisual fetures are similar to that of Diablo III. The game uses a stylized, comic-style graphics. Music and sound effects are also very similar to those used in the third Diablo.