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Project Skies is meant to be an action role-playing game with co-op and cross-platform support. Although the list of platforms has not yet been announced, the developers are determined not to compromise on the quality of the game on different systems.

Project Skies is a free-to-play social game with a deep progression system and high replay value. Players will take control of legendary champions in a vibrant fantasy universe.

Thus, the smartphone benefits from better durability over time. However, it comes with Android 12 and will only get two OS upgrades and three years of security updates. Equally important points to consider when it comes to durability…

As for the model specs, the Nokia G22 offers a 6.5-inch HD+ (720 x 1600 pixels) display in 20:9 aspect ratio. Protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3, it has a maximum refresh rate of 90 Hz and a brightness of 500 nits. The 8-megapixel (f/2.0) selfie sensor is housed in a teardrop-shaped punch, which is common for a smartphone at this price.

It is powered by a Unisoc T606 SoC coupled with 4 GB of RAM. The model can deliver up to 2 GB of additional virtual RAM, from the remaining free storage space. Two configurations are available: 64 GB or 128 GB of memory space. It’s not much, but note that the Nokia G22 has MicroSD support up to 2 TB to increase available memory and store phone files.

The back of the 100% recycled plastic smartphone has a photo module comprising three sensors and an LED flash. There is a 50 megapixel wide-angle (f / 1.8) with autofocus, a 2 megapixel macro module and a 2 megapixel depth of field sensor. HMD Global promises the smartphone up to three days of battery life, thanks to its repairable 5,050 mAh battery, which would retain 80% of its original capacity following 800 charge cycles. It is compatible with 20W USB-C charging.

Certified IP52 once morest dust and falling water drops, the Nokia G22 has a 3.5mm audio jack port. It is available in France, from today, from 179 euros, in the colors Meteor Gray and Blue Lagoon. It comes with a 100% recycled transparent case and a USB-C to USB-C cable, all without a charging pad.

Nintendo confirmed earlier that it will not participate in this year’s E3 2023 physical exhibition activities, mainly because it believes that this year’s E3 exhibition activities cannot meet its exhibition planning goals.

According to Nintendo’s statement, it will consider different ways to interact with fans at present, and this year’s E3 exhibition activities are not in line with its own exhibition planning goals, so it has decided not to participate in this exhibition.

In the past, Nintendo has always been a frequent participant in E3 exhibition activities, and cooperated with its Direct online live broadcast program to introduce new game works to players at a faster speed. However, in 2019, it still maintains its participation in E3 exhibition activities. During the epidemic, Nintendo only communicated with players in an online form, and did not participate in physical exhibition activities.

In addition to Nintendo, including Microsoft and Sony have also recentlyoutgoingWill not participate in E3 2023 physical exhibition activities, among which Microsoft is expected to hold a large-scale exhibition event in Los Angeles this summer, but Xbox head Phil Spencer has revealed that he will still participate in E3 2023 activities, while Sony has no longer participated in E3 since 2018 Physical exhibition.

At present, in the plan of the American Entertainment Software Association, in addition to confirming the cooperation with ReedPop, the organizer of the PAX game exhibition event, the E3 exhibition event expected to be launched next year will be extended to 4 days, and general players will be allowed to visit the venue on the last two days , but the specific exhibition area is still only open to game industry players, media and analysts.

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The fungal kingdom, which includes eukaryotes that are commonly called mushrooms, yeasts, or molds, is really full of surprises. And they’re not fans of the show The Last of Us who will say the opposite, but if we stay on the positive side, these living beings have also brought many benefits to humanity, from beer to antibiotics. And it’s not over.

fomes fomosius is a funny mushroom, more commonly called amadouvier, and very easy to recognize with its cap which grows, without a real foot, around the trunk of trees in poor health. This parasite has been used since prehistoric times, as a firelighter (dried, it ignites easily), but also in medicine, and even as an ersatz leather.

A parasite, but one that is very useful to us

Now it might replace our plastics, which poison us. A team of researchers studied the structural and chemical composition of the body of this fungus from samples taken in Finland. However, some parts of this fungal have proven to be as strong as plywood, pine or leather, while being much lighter.

Mechanical tests have revealed that the structure of the mushroom can divide into three layers, details Science Alert : a hard, thin outer crust enveloping a frothy layer below, and stacks of hollow tubular structures at its core. A variety that is itself interesting: “What we find extraordinary is that with minimal changes in their cell morphology and extracellular polymeric composition, they formulate various materials with physical and distinct chemicals that outperform most natural and man-made materials that typically face property trade-offs,” the researchers write.

Solid, light, but above all biodegradable

They imagine many possible uses for this solid, light material, capable of taking many forms. Three qualities that are exactly the same for which we love plastic, except that the mushroom is biodegradable.

“We believe these results should appeal to a wide audience in materials science and beyond,” the researchers say. It’s not the first time that nature has given us something to curb our plastic problems, but it’s rare that she has given us such a providential replacement.