Sony has shared the first image of its plans to celebrate the PlayStation’s 30th anniversary, and it looks like the PS5 Pro is coming to the party. His decorative logo includes an image of the rumored upgrade to the current-gen PS5 console. Zoom in between S and 3 of the PlayStation logo to show a different rectangle to PS5s that appear elsewhere. The main change appears to be a differently proportioned console – if it’s a Pro, it’ll be shorter than the OG PS5 – and it’ll have more stripes across the body, making it look a lot like the PS5 Pro render that leaked in late August. And how much? And how strong is it?
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Powerful and lightweight drone for $200.
DJI’s much-leaked $200 drone is for content creators and casual users alike. Suitable for beginners, propeller guards are small and easy to use thanks to palm lift and voice control. It has a powerful set of features such as ActiveTrack, Quick Shots, FPV controller support, smartphone control and the ability to record yourself with DJI Mic 2. The Neo’s 1,435 mAh lithium-ion battery is incredibly light yet supports up to 17 minutes of power. flight time, or about 13-14 minutes in the real world. The price is also reasonable.
One of the best games Sony has ever made.
Sony could finally develop a cute in-house official PlayStation mascot. Maybe he found his Mario. However, Astro Bot inot just for kids. It is designed for video game lovers. According to Engadget’s Jessica Conditt, it’s a great introduction to the language of games, skillfully celebrating everything that makes the format so memorable and joyous.
You don’t even have a Podcast on all the major platforms.
The National Security Agency has a podcast to “bring people from within the agency to the table to discuss our role as a combat support agency, our foreign signals intelligence and cybersecurity missions, and more.” The podcast is far from Edward Snowden-level sharing. Sara Siegle, the NSA’s head of strategic communications, adds that some of the agency’s work is too sensitive to discuss. The first episodes focused on cyber security and the agency’s role in finding Osama Bin Laden.
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