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What is PSVR 2’s Foveated Rendering feature?
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PSVR 2 was announced by Sony at CES 2022 last night, bringing a much-needed update to the headset for the PS5. During the announcement, improvements were discussed around the headset compared to its predecessor, and one key addition stood out — foveated rendering.
It’s a term that’ll likely be new for those not deep in the virtual reality scene. It’s not an entirely new concept, but the PSVR 2 will be the most mainstream device utilising it to date. This could potentially open up wider
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What Is Foveated Rendering? howtogeek.com /2 years ago
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Microsoft Teams has a Walkie Talkie feature you can use RIGHT NOW! Know how to
Microsoft had rolled out its Walkie Talkie feature for Microsoft Teams around two years ago, but since then it remained inactive for most of the users. Microsoft has primarily focused frontline workers, or employees for this feature who interact with customers and manage day-to-day operations within businesses. But now, with the Walkie Talkie feature, anyone can turn their devices into a classic walkie-talkie. Everyone, including Android as well as iOS users, can access the Walkie Talkie feature of Microsoft Teams. Though, Microsoft is not the first one to bring this feature. Even Apple already had this in-built walkie-talkie feature on Apple Watch in 2018, which can be used via push-to-talk over a FaceTime Audio call.
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