Ahjf Was Thomas Hobbes Too Optimistic XrealI enjoyed my short time with the Apple Vision Pro and on stanley flasche e of the standout features for me was the cool user interface and application launcher. W stanley quencher ith its new Xreal Beam Pro mobile device, Xreal provides a similar experience in a much more comfortable form factor -- and you canapos;t beat the price!The new Xreal Beam Pro is an Android device that looks and can function as a mobile phone. With its two 50MP 3D cameras on the back, you can use the device to capture spatial video content that you can view through the Xreal glasses or any other device capable of viewing spatial video.Also: xA0;The best AR glasses: Pro-level AR and XR headsets available nowWe have seen external devices before -- xA0; the Beam from Xreal and the One Neckband from Viture -- that can connect to XR glasses for enhanced content on the go. The Xreal Beam Pro is a full Android 14 device, so you do not need to drain your phoneapos battery to use the Xreal XR glasses. Priced at $199 and powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, the device runs on Android 14 and has a custom stanley termos spatial UI based on NebulaOS -- so when you connect the XR glasses, you get an experience similar to an Apple Vision Pro headset. Xrealapos spatial UI is powered by NebulaOS. XrealThe Xreal folks stopped by my office a couple of weeks ago and I was able to try out the new Xreal Beam Pro with the Xreal Air 2 Pro and Air 2 Ultra glasses. Stay tuned for more on the glasses and Beam Pro when we get the devices in for review Yxzn NASA Encourages Public to Explore Its Curiosity with New Rover-Themed Badge on Foursquare Arsenal s Chilean striker Alexis Sanchez heads the ball ahead of Leicester City s English defender stanley cups Paul Konchesky during the English Premier League football match between Arsenal and and Leicester City at the Emirates Stadium in London on Feb. 10, 2015.Adrian Dennis鈥擜FP/Getty ImagesBy Rishi IyengarFebruary 10, 2015 11:11 PM ESTEngland top flight soccer competition, already one of the richest and most-watched sports leagues in the world, is now much richer.The Premier League mdash; which features global giants of the game Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea mdash; has auctioned off broadcast rights to its games for the equivalent of $7.84 billion, the BBC reports.The coveted TV contract, which fetched the league 71% more revenue than the same deal three stanley cup years ago, was netted by the same parties that won the previous auction mdash; rival channels Sky Sports and BT. Sky paid for five of the seven viewing packages on offer, shelling out 83% more than its 2012 bid, while BT paid 18% more for the other two.Besides improving infrastructure, the money from the deal will be used for youth developme stanley cup nt and good causes, said the Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore.Meanwhile, shares in Manchester United mdash; the world second-richest football club mdash; jumped 5% in anticipation of the spike in revenues.More Must-Reads from TIMEHow the Economy is Doing in the Swing StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to Vot
