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From Convenience to Concern: How Data Mining Threatens Your Privacy

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The internet uses data mining and data aggregators to personalize experiences, enhance products, and conduct research. However, concerns about privacy, security, and accuracy arise due to potential misuse of collected information. Users can protect themselves by being cautious about sharing, managing privacy settings, and gaining understanding about these internet tools.

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Eye Tracking

Eye Tracking: A Peek Into Where You Look

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Eye tracking technology, like that found in devices such as Apple’s Vision Pro and selected HTC Vive headsets, allows gadgets to understand and respond to your eye movements. Multiple cameras capture details about your eyes, enabling the system to accurately determine where you’re looking. This advancement not only enhances interaction with technology but also holds potential for various applications.

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Foveated Rendering

What Is Foveated Rendering?

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Foveated rendering is a clever trick used in Apple Vision Pro and other headsets, designed to enhance VR experiences without overtaxing the hardware. It leverages the way our eyes work, prioritizing detail where we’re looking and saving energy. This technology makes games more realistic and immersive, helping to create sharp, lifelike visuals.

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What The Hell Is Spatial Computing?

What Is Spatial Computing?

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Apple’s Vision Pro introduces spatial computing, a fusion of VR, AR, and MR, addressing isolation issues of VR and offering a plethora of sensors for immersive experiences. Powered by Apple’s custom M2 chip and years of tech evolution, it sets a new standard. Apple’s strategy prioritizes being the best over being first.

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Language Is Important

Language Is Important

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Language can be a barrier to mass understanding in tech. New, complex terms may excite tech-savvy individuals, but alienate others. Even widely used terms like “Virtual Reality” and “Virtual World” remain unfamiliar to many. To reach a wider audience, communication should prioritize plain language over technical jargon.

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Trilo Byte profile - A Little Background

Some Background

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The individual’s background spans a diverse journey from art and retail to immersive technology experiences. Beginning in the late 1970s, their early interest in computers and art led to significant roles in retail, online ventures, and eventually, the creation of 3D models and content for virtual worlds. Despite recent setbacks due to the pandemic and company changes, they remain hopeful for the future.

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