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Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge; Photo by STR / NurPhoto, Getty Images The fight for Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s enormous pay package is heating up. On June 13th, Tesla shareholders will decide the fate of Musk’s compensation package, which is estimated to be worth as much as $56 billion. It will be the second time that shareholders will vote on the CEO’s pay, after a Delaware judge voided the first one earlier this year on the grounds that the approval process was “deeply flawed.” And Musk doesn’t want to leave anything to chance. He is lobbying shareholders on his social media platform X, offering private tours of Tesla’s factory in Texas, and lashing out against those that suggest the proposed pay package is too high. The proposed pay package would make Musk the most highly compensated CEO in the world. “... Continue reading…

Image: Sony The PlayStation VR2’s PC adapter is now official. Just a few days after a certification revealed that Sony was working on the adapter, which would add PC support to the PS5-exclusive headset, the company officially unveiled the connector. It launches on August 7th and will cost $59.99. Sony says the device will support all Steam VR games, including big-name titles like Half-Life: Alyx. In addition to the new adapter, Sony says players will need a DisplayPort cable to work with Steam titles on PC. (As well as a Steam account, obviously.) You can check out the minimum system requirements right here. In a blog post, Sony explains that there will be some feature differences depending on whether you’re playing on PS5 or PC: PS VR2 was... Continue reading…

The new Multi-Cam feature is only available to iPadOS users. | Image: Sony Sony has released a new update for its Monitor & Control (M&C) mobile app that makes it easier for users to remotely observe and operate camera feeds on smartphones and tablets. Most notably, version 2.0.0 of the M&C app introduces a new Multi-Camera Monitoring feature that allows users to control and preview up to four cameras at once, much like the Final Cut Camera iOS app that Apple released in May. While the M&C app is available for both iOS and Android, Sony’s new Multi-Camera Monitoring feature is exclusive to iPadOS. It supports both wired and wireless connections via Wi-Fi or hotspotting for shooting in remote locations. We’ve asked Sony if this feature will eventually be available to iPhone and Android users and will update this... Continue reading…

Image: Larian Studios It’s gonna get pretty funky in Faerûn with official mod support coming to Baldur’s Gate 3. Larian Studios announced that official mod support will roll out in phases, starting today with a closed alpha, before a closed beta test in July, culminating with the official release of Patch 7 in September. According to Larian, the staggered testing phases will give the community ample time to test the new mod tools before making them available across PC and consoles. Coming to you this September, Patch 7 will introduce an official modding toolkit so you can bring your wildest ideas to life! Closed Alpha Begins Today ️Closed Beta - July ️Modding FAQRead more in Community Update #27 - Official Modding Support: https://t.co/lwdOkUUUOa p... Continue reading…

Instagram has been testing one of its most controversial features yet: unskippable ads. The new feature, called Ad Breaks, will interrupt the user's browsing experience for 3-5 seconds before they can continue scrolling the feed. This function was spotted by Android Authority after several users started complaining about it on social media. Meta's new take on ads might be a new way to diversify its revenue due to Apple's privacy features blocking how third-party apps can track users and TikTok's increasing popularity. While Instagram is already full of ads, this new feature might make the platform impossible to use. After three people's Stories, you'll get up to two ads. The same is true when scrolling through the feed, the Search tab, or even someone's photos. In addition, an unwanted and unskippable ad might now block you from seeing your feed for up to five seconds. At this moment, it's unclear how significant this test is, as we don't know how many countries or users are affected by this new Ad Breaks feature. This function is similar to what YouTube does: If you're not a premium subscriber, you might have to watch countless ads before seeing the video. Even while watching the content, you might be interrupted by a new ad. Unlike Meta, Google at least lets you subscribe to YouTube Premium to avoid these interruptions, in addition to other perks. In Europe, Meta has been offering its services with an ad-free subscription, but it's unclear if this change could launch in other regions. Personally, I'd rather pay not to see ads than to have an impossible experience on a platform. That said, I don't use Instagram that much to care about this possible change, but hard-core users are furious. On Reddit, a user wrote: "This’ll be the last straw for me regarding Instagram. I could stand the plethora of ads sprinkled throughout the entire app already, but unskippable?" On X, people are saying this will make them close the app. One user wrote: "Oh my god, Instagram has added 'ad breaks' where they won’t let you scroll past an ad until you wait 3 seconds. I guess they’ll be my 'get off Instagram' notifications." Wrap up BGR will update the story once we hear from Meta about its plans to offer unskippable ads to Instagram users. Don't Miss: Meta might drop the price of ad-free Facebook and Instagram, but I still wouldn’t pay The post Unskippable ads may soon make Instagram a nightmare just like YouTube appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $249 iPad, Sonos speakers from $199, $495 Apple Watch Ultra, $14 charging station, more Today’s deals: $189 Apple Watch SE, $299 3D printer, $829 M2 MacBook Air, $300 GoPro HERO12 Black, more Today’s deals: Amazon Father’s Day sale, $714 Apple Watch Ultra 2, $23 Fire TV Stick 4K, more Today’s deals: $199 Bose soundbar, $38 Sony headphones, Energizer batteries, $200 off DJI Explorer, more