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The video opens by questioning the common rectangular look of video game consoles and then highlights a rumored PlayStation 5 dev kit that apparently features a bold v-shaped vent on top. The host notes that the angular design resembles a receptacle for chip cooling and even suggests the possibility of a front-facing camera for live streaming, though acknowledges production will differ from the final retail unit. The segment continues with a quick roundup of tech headlines, starting with a security concern about Google Pixel 4 Face Unlock, which can unlock the phone with eyes closed. The host explains Google’s response, including a plan to require users to keep their eyes open to unlock the device in a future update. The narrative then shifts to augmented reality, with Apple reportedly pursuing an AR headset slated for 2020 or 2021 and focusing on use cases like text, maps, and gaming delivered to the user’s field of view. Throughout, the host injects humor and personal opinions, while repeatedly inviting viewers to consider how design, privacy, and new tech converge in everyday devices.
Topics · technology · gaming · consumer electronics
Questions answered
- What is notable about the PlayStation 5 dev kit design mentioned in the video?
- The video notes a v-shaped vent on top and a potential integrated front camera, suggesting a high cooling requirement and possible live streaming use, though the final retail design may differ.
- Will Google Pixel 4 Face Unlock require the user’s eyes to be open in a future update?
- Yes, Google announced that a setting requiring eyes to be open will be added in coming months, though it may not be immediate.