According to Hotplay, the number of mobile gamers is expected to rise to 2.8 billion by 2021. A study conducted by Broadband Search indicated that in 2019, the gaming industry generated total revenue of $151.9 billion.
This clearly indicates that, like other industries, the gaming industry is thriving globally following the proliferation of smartphones. Due to ease of access and convenience, more and more kids and teenagers are using their smartphones to play different games.
Apart from this, many countries have an extended lockdown. This has also given kids a chance to spend more than half of their time playing games.
So, when games play such a significant role in your life, why not use them meaningfully to improve your cognitive abilities and problem-solving skills. Wondering which type of games can enhance your creative thinking and intellectual skills? It is no secret that well-designed puzzle games can improve your memory and concentration level.
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India’s first Museum of Illusion comes up in Delhi’s CP
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM|TRAVEL NEWS, DELHI Created : Mar 16, 2021, 13:01 IST
India just got a
Museum of Illusions in Delhi. As per the records, Museum of Illusions started out with Croatia and has 30 more locations across the world, whereas the one in Delhi is the first one in India.
It s a spot where visitors enter the fascinating world of mental deception. Situated in Connaught Place, New Delhi, this is the 30th location for the rapidly expanding Museum of Illusions. The museum features more than 50 intriguing exhibits, and offers amazing fun opportunities, than any other museums in New Delhi.
The genealogy platform MyHeritage released a new AI-powered feature called Deep Nostalgia and it turns totally still photos into animated faces. Before someone asks, there’s no magic here. The tool uses pre-recorded videos of facial movements, selects the one that works best for the particular still photo, and applies it to create a “real-life” moving pic.
The idea behind Deep Nostalgia was to give people the opportunity to upload photos of their deceased relatives and revive them in animated short videos. And it seems like people on Twitter went crazy about the whole thing this Sunday, as everyone was excited to get their hands on the viral animator.
The genealogy platform MyHeritage released a new AI-powered feature called Deep Nostalgia and it turns totally still photos into animated faces. Before someone asks, there’s no magic here. The tool uses pre-recorded videos of facial movements, selects the one that works best for the particular still photo, and applies it to create a “real-life” moving pic.
The idea behind Deep Nostalgia was to give people the opportunity to upload photos of their deceased relatives and revive them in animated short videos. And it seems like people on Twitter went crazy about the whole thing this Sunday, as everyone was excited to get their hands on the viral animator.