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T-Mobile has set out to shake up another industry.

T-Mobile wants you to ditch cable, satellite for its ‘disruptive’ new TV service Image used with permission by copyright holder Read: ‘Operation Apex’ lets you explore the deep, no scuba gear required It’s as close to living out The Blue Planet as I’m going to get. I was wearing an HTC Vive headset and playing Operation Apex, a virtual reality game from startup Curiscope. This wasn’t real life, although I was in the coastal city of Brighton in the United Kingdom. A voice urged me to continue my mission of cataloging sea life, and exploring the effect our environmental carelessness was having on them. Looking up, schools of tuna and black sea bass swam, creating dark shadows against the bright sunlight beyond the rippling surface.

It was filled with mystery, and I felt dizzy staring down. Effortlessly gliding over the seabed, I reached the edge of a precipice and stopped. The water surrounding me provided little resistance to the powerful handheld propeller in my hands. ‘Operation Apex’ lets you explore the deep, no scuba gear required Image used with permission by copyright holder Read: We took a dumb home and made it smart. Unfortunately, all of the infrastructure was horribly outdated, and the gear in the closets was either showing its age, or entirely defective. The new home had speakers in every room, an aging home theater, and two closets loaded with what was high-end gear in its day. Such was the case with our gorgeous new test bed for smart home technology and smart appliances out in the country. It may seem pretty cool at first, but it won’t take long before you realize it’s disappointingly outdated - certainly nothing like the connected smart homes you read about online. Today, if you’re buying a home under 30 years old, there’s a good chance the house will come with just such a system or room. Before the days of Sonos and LCD TVs, it was a novelty to be able to listen to music everywhere, and getting a big screen meant a dedicated room with a projector. Here’s where we started Image used with permission by copyright holderĢ0 years ago, new home builders saw an opportunity to add value to a property by installing in-wall and in-ceiling speakers, routing miles of speaker wires, and installing volume dials in every room.

DIG - Deep In Galaxies instal the new version for ios