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Pixel Watch 5's GPS Gets a Cloud-Processed Leap in City Navigation
technology26 days ago

Pixel Watch 5's GPS Gets a Cloud-Processed Leap in City Navigation

Google Pixel Watch 5 introduces cloud-based GPS post-processing that uses 3D building models, real-time weather correction, and signal fusion to dramatically improve GPS tracks, especially in tough urban environments like New York City, with claims of roughly 2x accuracy versus Apple Watch Ultra 3 and Garmin Fenix 8 Pro in tests. Real-time pace and distance aren’t reprocessed; post-processing applies after the activity. The update also adds a workout builder, weight/rep tracking, audio cues, smarter sleep features (Bedtime mode, Smart Wake), generative watch faces, and the Health Guardian suite (blood pressure and insulin resistance trends), signaling a broader Google ecosystem push. While the gains are impressive and reminiscent of multi-band GPS advances, they aren’t perfect and will vary by environment, with broader rollout to other Pixel watches likely later.)

"Smooth and Silky: The Magic of Powdering Your Prints"
technology3 years ago

"Smooth and Silky: The Magic of Powdering Your Prints"

A video tutorial demonstrates a simple technique for smoothing layer lines on 3D printed objects using a mixture of baby powder and resin. The process involves applying multiple coats of the mixture, curing and sanding in between each coat, followed by standard post-processing steps such as wiping with alcohol, wet sanding, and clear-coating. The end result is a smooth surface comparable to a bowling ball.

"Effortlessly Enhance Your Editing Speed in Lightroom and Photo Retouching"
photography3 years ago

"Effortlessly Enhance Your Editing Speed in Lightroom and Photo Retouching"

This video tutorial discusses five easy ways to increase efficiency in Lightroom, including taking advantage of batch-editing capabilities, which can save significant amounts of time and increase consistency in post-processing. This is especially useful for event photographers who often have jobs that require the same basic edits applied to a large number of photos.