#ces2023 #ceslive #techpodcasts Motion Pillow can detect snoring and then automatically reposition the head to stop the snoring without waking the user. http://plughitzlive.com/ces Snoring is a common problem that affects many people, and it can cause a variety of health issues. Fortunately, there is a new product on the market that is designed to help reduce snoring: the Motion Pillow (http://motionpillow.com/). This innovative pillow is designed to detect when a person is snoring and then reposition their head to open the airway and stop the snoring without waking them up. Reduce snoring with Motion Pillow Snoring typically occurs when a person is lying on their back, and the muscles in the upper airway relax and fall into the trachea, causing turbulent breathing. This can be a major disruption for both the snorer and their partner. The Motion Pillow is designed to prevent this disruption by learning the individual's snoring sound and then adjusting the head position to open the airway. The Motion Pillow is a soft, memory foam pillow that is certified to be safe and comfortable. It has removable foam inserts that can be used to adjust the height of the pillow, so you can find the most comfortable position for yourself. This makes it a great choice for people who like a thicker pillow, as well as those who prefer a thinner one. How it works The Motion Pillow works by adjusting itself to ensure you are positioned perfectly for optimal breathing. It's easy enough for you to control your positioning as you fall asleep because you know what's comfortable. However, after you're asleep, moving around can cause breathing problems and ultimately snoring. As such, the Motion Pillow moves with you. As you find a new position throughout the night, the pillow moves to position your head and neck so that you can breathe correctly, reducing snoring and increasing airflow. The Motion Pillow is not intended to be a medical device, but rather a consumer product that can be purchased without a prescription. It is designed to help people who snore when they are lying on their back, but it is important to consult with a medical professional first to determine the cause of the snoring. The Motion Pillow has been tested in a small-scale clinical trial, and the results showed that 93% or more of the respondents saw a reduction in their snoring. This product is currently available in the South Korean market, and 10minds, the company behind the Motion Pillow, intends to bring it to the U.S. market in the third quarter of this year. Learn more The Motion Pillow is a great solution for people who snore when they are lying on their back. It can help reduce snoring without disrupting sleep, and it is a great way for people to get a better night's sleep without having to worry about waking up their partner. If you are looking for a way to reduce your snoring, the Motion Pillow is definitely worth considering. To learn more about Motion Pillow and to find out if they make their way to the US market, head over to their website (http://motionpillow.com/). Interview by Todd Cochrane (https://twitter.com/GeekNews) of Geek News Central (http://geeknewscentral.com/). Sponsored by: Get $5 to protect your credit card information online with Privacy (http://plughitzlive.com/privacy). The most flexible tools for podcasting. Get a 30 day free trial of storage and statistics (http://create.blubrry.com/resources/podcast-media-hosting/?code=blubrry004). Support our coverage by shopping Amazon here (http://plughitzlive.com/amazon). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqedFyPxiPs

This week, Apple's driving mobile privacy, Nvidia's expanding GeForce Now, and what in the world happened with GameStop? http://f5live.tv Opening Powered by TeknoAXE (http://teknoaxe.com) Nifty Gifties Powered by Microsoft Store (http://f5live.tv/microsoft) Facebook makes one final appeal to Apple to allow secret tracking (http://plughitz.live/u/3524) A lot of attention has been put on Big Tech lately. In some cases, it seems the entire industry agrees, whether correctly or incorrectly. But, in other instances, the industry is entirely split. One of the best examples has been privacy. Some companies have taken a neutral stance, some have taken a public stance in favor of user privacy, and some have built their business around violating that privacy. In this week's battle over privacy, Apple has taken the pro-user stance while Facebook and Google have taken a stance against it. Piltch Point with Avram Piltch Powered by PureVPN (http://piltchpoint.live/purevpn) Extra Life Powered by Razer (http://f5live.tv/razer) GeForce Now comes to Google Chrome following Safari in November (http://plughitz.live/u/3525) Videogame streaming services have become the gaming industry's version of video streaming subscriptions. There are a lot of companies getting involved, and not everyone is having a good go of it. While Microsoft and Google's services have been met with mostly positive responses, other companies have not been quite as lucky. Every service has to go out of its way to separate itself from the pack. Microsoft has its Xbox game catalog and Xbox Game Pass to draw gamers in. Google has a strong ecosystem, and the ability to create bundles. Nvidia's GeForce Now service set itself apart by allowing you to play any PC game you already own through the service. News From the Tubes Powered by RiffTrax (http://f5live.tv/rifftrax) What in the world actually happened with GameStop this week? (http://plughitz.live/u/3526) This week has been an absolutely fascinating one for the stock market, and everything that surrounds it. A stock that was significantly overpriced went through the roof instead of falling. A company called Robinhood, which bills itself as the democratization of investing, prevented people from investing. Reddit and Discord closed servers over racial discrimination. Google deleted thousands of app reviews. And, weirdest of all, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Ted Cruz agreed on something. But, what exactly happened? * DRM Not Included Powered by Amazon Prime (http://f5live.tv/prime) YouTube is the latest service to test clipping published videos (http://plughitz.live/u/3527) YouTube is currently testing a new feature inspired by Twitch - clips. This concept allows users to create small, sharable pieces of video from ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_m9l0Gnllw

This week, Zoom's plans are out of focus, Epic Games is shining a light on mobile stores, and Google users are in the dark. http://f5live.tv Opening Powered by TeknoAXE (http://teknoaxe.com) Nifty Gifties Powered by Microsoft Store (http://f5live.tv/microsoft) Some users defend Zoom's decision not to encrypt all meetings (http://plughitz.live/u/3432) When it comes to privacy and security, Zoome has not been a success story. A year ago, an issue in the software allowed anyone to turn on a Mac's webcam without the owner's permission or knowledge and uninstalling Zoom didn't remove the exploit. This year, we have seen Zoom bombing become the norm (https://plughitzlive.com/theupstream/3409-zoom-is-seeing-increased-usage-exposing-its-major-security-flaws.html), with people joining meetings that they are not invited to. To combat its image, the company has announced that it intends to encrypt meetings from end-to-end, but that new feature comes with a caveat: not everyone gets it. Piltch Point with Avram Piltch Powered by PureVPN (http://piltchpoint.live/purevpn) Extra Life Powered by Razer (http://f5live.tv/razer) Epic Games Store could be coming to mobile to fight walled gardens (http://plughitz.live/u/3433) It is no secret that Epic Games has a dislike for the status quo. The company recently changed the licensing for Unreal Engine (https://plughitzlive.com/theupstream/3425-epic-games-makes-another-if-its-product-better-for-game-developers.html) to make it free until a game has made a million dollars. They also recently launched a low-cost publishing service (https://plughitzlive.com/theupstream/3404-epic-games-grows-its-offerings-officially-a-multiplatform-publisher.html), bucking the industry norm. Even the Epic Games Store (https://plughitzlive.com/theupstream/3228-a-wild-steam-challenger-appeared-epic-games-store.html) has taken an altered approach to the concept, taking a far smaller percentage. However, their biggest fight has been against the walled gardens of the mobile operating systems. News From the Tubes Powered by RiffTrax (http://f5live.tv/rifftrax) New suit asks for $5 billion over misunderstanding of how web works (http://plughitz.live/u/3434) If the internet is good at anything, it is distributing information, whether or not it makes any sense. seen everything from people believing articles from The Onion to purposeful disinformation campaigns. However, the most common scenario is people simply misunderstanding how things work. That is the basis behind a new class-action lawsuit alleging that Google has violated the US Federal Wiretap Act. This law protects people from the interception of private communications. Originally intended to protect wireline phone conversations, it has been expanded over the years to include other ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiH_FSjXXwY

#ces2022 #ceslive #techpodcasts Dimenco is bringing amazing 3D images right to your laptop, and you don't even need to wear the glasses. http://plughitzlive.com/ces When you think of the future, what comes to mind? For many people, it's images of advanced technology and futuristic inventions. Dimenco (http://dimenco.eu) is one company that is working to make the future a reality. They are focused on spatial visualization, in other words, making holograms a reality. This is something that has been dreamed about for years, but Dimenco is making it happen right now. With their cutting-edge software and hardware, they are changing the way we experience simulated reality. What is the SR Display? The Dimenco SR Display is the latest development in spatial visualization. So, what exactly does that mean? Well, the result is a high-resolution, fast display that creates realistic three-dimensional images without the need for wearing glasses. This makes it perfect for use in simulated reality applications, right on your own device. We spoke to Dimenco's CEO, Maarten Tobias at CES 2022 to get a better understanding and a demo. And we will say, it's true that you have to see it to believe it. This 3D image w/out glasses is accomplished by adding an optical layer in front of your computer display. And it's not just a regular 3D display either, but more of a 3D perspective. It does this by adding in the feature of actually tracking your eyes. So when you move your head, the 3D image moves right along with you, as it does in the real world. The display is quite impressive in action. It can create a holographic effect that is so realistic, it's hard to tell it's not actually a three-dimensional object. In addition, the SR Display is very fast - allowing for smooth and seamless animations. It can be used for 3D models, within games and it is even useful for engineering applications. The technology brings the vision of the Nintendo 3DS to life without the technological limitations of that device. With Dimenco's SR Display, users can explore simulated reality without having to wear any special equipment. Some of the benefits of using Dimenco technology include fast, rich, and natural three-dimensional experiences, with no wearables required. And the application unites hardware, software, and technology to deliver the best possible experience Who is the Dimenco SR Display for? The Dimenco SR Display is for anyone who wants to experience simulated reality. This includes businesses, educators, developers, and consumers. Dimenco is making it possible for everyone to experience the future. What is Dimenco? Inspired by a future filled with holograms like in Blade Runner, Iron Man, and Minority Report, we're taking simulated reality out of the realm of science fiction, ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBEGQrEDywk