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Apple's AR headset may help a user's eyes adjust when putting it on Apple's augmented reality headset could automatically account for the difference between a user's point of view and an attached camera, while peripheral lighting could make it easier for a user's eyes to adjust to wearing an AR or VR headset. Apple is rumored to be working on its own augmented reality headset as well as smart glasses, currently speculated to be called "Apple Glass," which could also use AR as a way to display information to the user. As with practically any other mixed reality headset on ...

  A future iPad, iMac, or MacBook may offer a unique form of privacy for a user looking at sensitive documents, by tracking their gaze to work out what part of the screen they are looking at, while simultaneously obscuring the rest of the display with bogus data to throw off onlookers. Anyone looking at sensitive information in documents, both in printed form and on a device's display, may be concerned about others looking over their shoulder to see what they're reading. In cases where discretion and confidentiality is needed, this can be a big problem, and may limit the ability for the per...

The belief of many that Malta is a truly mafia state has been reinforced by recent shocking revelations about the brutal murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and the charges of corruption and financial crime brought in court against 11 persons close to the corridors of power in connection with two magisterial inquiries. Disgraced former prime minister Joseph Muscat’s chief of staff, Keith Schembri featured in two inquiries and faces the largest number of charges that include money laundering, criminal conspiracy, corruption, fraud and forgery. The first magisterial inq...

Nexia BT partner Brian Tonna would not say who indicated to him to include Macbridge and 17 Black as target clients for the Panama companies he set up for Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri. Tonna was testifying in parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) that is probing a National Audit Office report on the Electrogas power station contract. Tonna excluded it was Mizzi who suggested Macbridge and 17 Black as target companies and when it was suggested by Opposition members on the PAC whether it was Schembri, he refused to answer, stating he had a sub-judice case with him. Journalistic ...

[ANALYSIS] Why is Labour’s lead so unassailable? There is no other way to look at it: as things stand Labour is heading to another landslide similar to that in 2013 and 2017. Why has Labour retained its lead despite a global pandemic and a string of arrests and revelations that shook the country to the core? asks James Debono 15 April 2021, 7:14am by James Debono Shadow of Joseph: the 2017 election showed Malta the presidential reach Muscat had not just with Labour voters but beyond The latest MaltaToday survey is definitely bad news for the Nationalist Party. Despite their 26,000-vote gap...