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Valve’s Index VR Headset to Arrive in Mid-June

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WASHINGTON – Valve’s teaser for new VR headset, the Valve Index which released last week of March revealed that it would arrive in the month of June this year. The company has shown more information will be revealed in May. The product page on which this teaser has been released is very much similar to that of the headset which leaked last year. In the teaser, many new details about the headset’s design are clearly visible. The headset has an open-back design with integrated headphones. Also, its front looks better than its previous version with two sensors on the front which hints at inside-out feature in it. At its bottom, some faint outline of circles could be seen which means it also encompasses outside-in trackers. Apart from this, an interpupillary distance slider (IPD) is also visible at the bottom of the headset.

The placeholder text on the headset product page indicates that it is not a legitimate release by the company. There are not sufficient details available on the official page of the headset company which hints that the information on the leaked product page might not be genuine. The other details visible on the headset includes Display Port 1.2 and USB 3.0 along with a power ac adapter. Valve says it has Nvidia GTX 1070 GPU in it. Still, there is nothing to be said clearly till now, as the company’s official website shows that the complete details will be out in May 2019. Since the headset shipping would start on 15 June so this early revelation could be a mistake from the company. There is more to know about this in the May month.

Earlier, it was expected that Value would back down on VR as the company had been associated with HTC as the latter had released Vive headsets in collaboration with Valve. But with this new revelation, it has been quite clear that both the companies are drifting apart from each other. It is not right to comment on anything about features as the actual picture will be out in May only.

From television to the internet platform, Jonathan switched his journey in digital media with Bigtime Daily. He served as a journalist for popular news channels and currently contributes his experience for Bigtime Daily by writing about the tech domain.

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Resist Temptation and Get More Productive With Website and App Blockers

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From reading the latest news to looking for your next big vacation (or being captivated by social media), the Internet has become a massive landscape of diverse content. With the digital world filled with countless distractions, resisting temptation and being able to focus has become more and more difficult. The development of website and app blockers provides a simple solution to avoid scooting down portal pathways that hinder productivity and, sometimes, lead to negative consequences. 

As a worldwide societal phenomenon, the Internet is rapidly evolving, with entire economies and personal relationships relying on the web. A website and app blocker intentionally restricts access to specific internet sites and apps through software programs. Website and app blocker software can be downloaded as add-ons or extensions for browsers, like website blocking on Chrome. Such blocking can include programs that assist in URL-based blocking, Platform-based blocking—specifically when using search engines, and Domain Name Systems blocking, which all make it difficult to access specified domains and websites on the Internet. 

Many website and app blockers allow you to enter websites and apps that you want to restrict access to for a certain time period throughout the day or a certain length of time. This can be helpful to those who need to focus on studying but keep falling into temptation’s trap, straying away from what needs to be done to engage in unnecessary Google searches or scrolling through Instagram posts. 

However, there are website and app blockers that can permanently restrict access to specified sites and apps. With potentially crucial reasons to restrict access to Internet content, blocking software could improve daily lives. Those struggling with shopping addiction or facing negative consequences at work for an inability to remain focused may find website and app blockers incredibly beneficial. 

Website and app blocking isn’t confined to personal, individual use. It has become a rising trend for many governments to utilize this software when blocking illegal content. Yet, the software can also help parents, guardians, and other family and friends block access to harmful content and inappropriate material for children. 

By restricting access to certain websites or apps, you allow yourself to build new and more productive habits, or keep yourself and your kids safe. Through establishing “forced focus” times for yourself, concentrating solely on your work or tasks at hand becomes easier. Protectivity has many proven benefits. Committing to what needs to be done can help build your self-worth, creating a feeling of accomplishment that is good for your mood. Even if the things you need to focus on and get done are smaller tasks in nature, accomplishing your daily tasks can help ward off excessive stress and anxiety, as well as depression.

NetNanny, BlockSite, and Surfblocker as some of the most effective website and app blocking software. BlockSite is a blocking software used globally by millions of people, and it provides relief from temptation by temporarily blocking websites and apps, so you can focus, be productive, and build self-control habits. 

Whether you are trying to keep yourself in check or your family safe, website and app-blocking software limits screen time while providing customization to users that help tailor usage to individual needs. 

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