Moza Racing launches Vision GS steering wheel, first shown in 2023 and desired ever since

Over a year since a prototype was first spotted as part of a wall display on Moza Racing’s stand at Gamescom in Cologne in 2023, the world is finally about to literally get its hand on the Vision GS sim racing steering wheel.
Inspired by modern concept cars the wheel comes in at 310mm wide and, here’s the desirable bit, features a circular 2.85-inch touch display in the middle that remains perfectly horizontal no matter how hard you throw the car around corners.
With 72 programmable switch and button options, you literally will not need anything else to control your sim
The wheel has undergone a year of meticulous refinements since we first clocked it at Gamescom and with all the below serious technology inside it, it comes at a serious price, although not in the realms of the F1 wheel we looked at the other day.
Moza is intent on bringing high–end sim gear at affordable costs for both sim racers and flight simmers, and while the cost of the Vision GS may be on the expensive side for the casual gamer, there is nothing comparable at this price for anybody even remotely serious about sim racing.
The wheel should be available right now on Moza Racing’s site priced at:
USD $ 749.00| EUR € 829.00 |GBP £ 749.00| AUD 1,299.00 |JPY 119,900.00
Yes, this looks pretty nice!
Vision GS wheel features

HD Circular Display: A 2.85-inch high-definition circular touch screen with a 60Hz refresh rate.
Fully Customizable UI: MOZA is the first sim racing hardware manufacturer to offer a proprietary UI customization system. It includes multiple presets and allows users to create their personalized UI dash displays.
High-Performance Processor: A 1.3GHz quad-core processor enables real-time display rendering with minimal latency.
Horizontal Screen View: A gyroscope and MOZA software algorithms ensure the screen remains perfectly horizontal.
RPM Indicator: Top-mounted, supercar-inspired LEDs customizable to 16.7 million colors.
Premium Materials: Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy construction, hand-stitched microfiber leather grips, and a carbon fiber composite faceplate.
Forged Carbon Fiber Magnetic Paddles: Non-contact hall sensors with 0.03mm precision and dual-clutch functionality.
Short-Travel RGB Backlit Buttons: Eight customizable backlit buttons with a trigger stroke of 0.25mm for faster activation.
Versatile Control: 72 programmable input signals, including a 7-way funky switch, universal joystick, rotary encoders, and thumb encoders.
Quick Release System: An all-aluminum quick-release system compatible with all MOZA bases.

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Wiz walks away from Google’s $23B acquisition offer: Read the CEO’s note to employees

Cybersecurity startup Wiz has turned down a $23 billion acquisition offer from Alphabet, Google’s parent company, according to a source familiar with discussions. Despite the offer representing a substantial premium over its last private valuation of $12 billion, Wiz’s management team with the support of investors has opted to remain independent, the person said. Wiz’s […]
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Google cancels plans to kill off cookies for advertisers

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Monarch Tractor CEO says $133M raise will help it escape ‘quite a challenging time’

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TechCrunch Space: SpaceX’s big plans to bring the ISS back to Earth

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Republican representatives call on CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz to testify

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Tesla reports second-quarter earnings on Tuesday and investors want a robotaxi update

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UK gambling giant Entain welcomes new CEO

Gambling industry giant Entain has confirmed the appointment of Gavin Isaacs as its new CEO. 
Formerly known as GVC Holdings, the parent company of established betting brands such as BetMGM and Ladbrokes has concluded its search for a new leader after the departure of Jette Nygaard-Andersen.
Her exit followed a long-running bribery scandal that hampered the company, contributing to a downward spiral that resulted in significant losses of £879 in its most recent annual results.
Mr. Isaacs will take up his role on September 2, relieving Stella David from her duties as acting CEO at the London-listed firm. David will replace Barry Gibson as company chair on September 30, when he retires.
The outgoing interim boss welcomed the arrival of her new colleague.
“The positive progress we have already achieved means the business has strong building blocks in place for the future. I am confident that with Gavin’s leadership, we will realize the ambitious plans that we have for Entain.”
Isaacs is considered as an industry stalwart, time-served at recognized entities such as DraftKings, Scientific Games, and Bally Technologies. His most recent position was as chairperson at Games Global. 
He expressed his excitement and anticipation at the prospect of the upcoming challenge. 
“The company’s iconic brands, exceptional talent, and ongoing execution of its refocused strategy will enable the business to return to a leadership position across all aspects,” Isaacs stated.
“I am confident that Entain has an extremely bright future. I look forward to leading the group in capitalizing on the opportunities ahead and creating value for all its stakeholders,” he added.

We’re proud to announce the appointment of Gavin Isaacs as our new CEO, effective from 2nd September. With over 25 years of experience across the global sports betting and gaming industries, Gavin brings a wealth of industry expertise to Entain.Read more: https://t.co/WzltXudS9Y pic.twitter.com/ZE3xmgBxZG
— Entain (@EntainGroup) July 22, 2024

 
Immediate challenge for new Entain boss Isaacs
The landmark losses for Entain in recent times can be directly attributed to the bribing scandal, representing a significant proportion of the total figure. 
A penalty of around £585 million was agreed with HM Revenue & Customs to settle charges related to alleged bribery offenses in Turkey. In addition, Entain will make a £20m  charitable donation and contribute a further £10m towards HMRC and CPS costs.
Nygaard-Andersen resigned in December last year after the settlement, following disgruntlement from shareholders about her leadership and the direction of the company. 
One of Isaacs’ immediate concerns will be a pending group claim on behalf of several investors, filed against the firm. It is alleged that Entain did not provide clarity to the concerned parties on the historical offenses in Turkey.
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How to Fair Catch in College Football 25

While the game of football might seem like a simple affair, getting the ball from point A to point B, there are a bunch of little nuances that can make or break winning.
One of these is a Fair Catch, a simple but effective rule that could influence the game dramatically, especially when done right.
Here, we’ll take you through how to Fair Catch in College Football 25 so you too can take advantage of this mechanic and use it to change things up every once in a while.
How to Fair Catch in College Football 25
To Fair Catch in College Football 25, you’ll first have to select the correct receiver by hitting the B/Circle button, and then when the time comes to catch, hold the Y/Triangle button.
This may seem simple enough but definitely get the timing right, especially if you’re trying to go for a Fair Catch in the end zone, where things get a little risky.
Ensure you are in fact holding that Y/Triangle button and not tapping it because like the various passes in the game, if you’re not doing the correct press/hold, you’ll end up performing a different action.
Another thing to note here is that you can only initiate a Fair Catch when the ball is kicked to you off a kick-off. This can be after half-time, after a punt, or even after the opposition scores, so you will have a few different opportunities.

This may seem like a given but for those of you who are jumping back into football with this iteration of the game might have forgotten a few of the rules.
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