Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1: Flipped Brings New Island, Weapons and Spider-Man’s Web Shooters

Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1: Flipped is now available for play. It comes with an upside down version of the island from Chapter 2, new weapons, locations,sliding and swinging mechanics. The Fortnite Chapter 3 Battle Pass is available now. Epic Games have also released the Creative v19.00 update.

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Halo Infinite Set to Release on December 8, Marks 20 Years of Hit Franchise

Halo Infinite is set to release on December 8. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the cult sci-fi series, Microsoft and developer 343 Industries have already released a free-to-play beta test version.

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PS5 India December 6 Restock: How to Pre-Order PlayStation 5 and PS5 Digital Edition

PS5 India December 6 restock — for PlayStation 5 and PS5 Digital Edition — is available at Amazon, Croma, Flipkart, Game Loot, Games The Shop, Prepaid Gamer Card, Reliance Digital, Sony Center ShopAtSC, and Vijay Sales.

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Sony Said to Plan New PlayStation Subscription Service Codenamed ‘Spartacus’ That Will Rival Xbox Game Pass

Sony plans to come up with a new PlayStation subscription that will merge its existing PS Plus and Now services to take on Xbox Game Pass.

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Battlegrounds Mobile India Ask Players to Transfer PUBG Mobile Data, Sets December 31 Deadline

Krafton has announced that the account data transfer from PUBG Mobile to Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) will be disabled from December 31. Ever since its launch, the game allowed its users to transfer their data from PUBG Mobile via Facebook and Twitter.

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Snapdragon 2022 Chips Coming for Chromebooks, Nintendo Switch, and Android Flagships

On this week’s episode of Gadgets 360 podcast Orbital, we discuss the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3, Snapdragon 7c+ Gen 3, and Snapdragon G3x to understand how Qualcomm is trying to take on competitors including MediaTek, Intel, Nvidia, and AMD.

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OmniVision unveils the worlds smallest sand-grain sized camera

As the world moves towards smaller and smaller electronics, it looks like OmniVision Technologies Inc may have just hit the ball out of the park with the world’s smallest medical camera. It's actually the size of a grain of sand. The tiny camera measures in at a whopping 0.65 x 0.65 x 1.158mm. The OmniVision OV6948 has also just entered the Guinness Book of Records as the smallest commercially available image sensor in the world. Although it outputs a 40,000-pixel image, the resolution of the camera isn’t anything to write home about. But, for medical professionals who require a closer look at the human body, these cameras are a godsend. 

What can the OmniVision camera be used for?

These cameras can be used in a variety of medical use cases such as helping with delicate surgery and even delivering a more precise diagnosis since doctors are able to get a better look at the problem. It even comes with a 120-degree FOV and an aperture of f/2.8. The camera also produces significantly less heat than its larger counterparts and can be implanted in the human body for a longer period of time. Specialised fields such as brain surgery, Haemotology, neurology etc will definitely benefit from the imagery that this camera produces. 

In a statement, Aaron Chiang, marketing director at OmniVision stated that, “Previously, procedures in the body’s smallest anatomy were performed either blind or using low-quality images from fiberscopes, as existing cameras were too big and reusable endoscopes were not cost-effective. The OVM6948 wafer-level camera module offers a compact, high-quality solution for disposable guidewires, catheters and endoscopes, which are experiencing growing demand because of their ability to reduce cross-contamination risks, downtime inefficiencies and costs associated with the repairs, preprocedural testing and sterilization of reusable endoscopes. In addition, these compact disposable medical devices can improve patient comfort and shorten recovery time.” 

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