“Exposing your iPhone to high amplitude vibrations within certain frequency ranges, specifically those generated by high-power motorcycle engines, can degrade the performance of the camera system.” What you need to know Apple has issued a warning to iPhone users who ride motorcycles. The company says that vibrations from high-power motorcycle engines can damage your iPhone’s
Read MoreCredit: Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority The OnePlus 9 series burst onto the scene a few months back. As a follow-up, the company usually debuts a year-end T series device bringing a chipset bump and smaller improvements. You’d probably expect that phone to be the OnePlus 9T, however, 2021’s lineup could be a little different.
Read MoreRoger McNamee / TIME: Antitrust action in Europe and the US is inevitable and Apple should rethink its stance towards regulators, often described as arrogant to inflexible — McNamee has been a Silicon Valley investor for 35 years. His book is Zucked: Waking up to the Facebook Catastrophe.
Read MoreOver the years, plenty of work has gone into emulating the Commodore 64 6581 SID chip, but as [SlipperySeal] puts it, nothing beats the real thing. His take on the MIDI SID-based synth not only sounds fantastic, but looks the business. The 6581 SID arguably blessed the Commodore 64 with some of the best sound
Read MoreLast weekend, a reader wrote to this editor, politely asking why tech companies should speak up about the abortion law that Texas passed last week. “What does American Airlines have to do with abortion?” said the reader, suggesting that companies can’t possibly cater to both pro-abortion and anti-abortion advocates and that asking them to take
Read MoreNikkei Asia: Canon to acquire Canadian chipmaker Redlen after buying the remaining 85% stake for $270M; Redlen’s tech to help Canon reduce radiation exposure in CT scanners — Japanese company boosts efforts to develop reduced-radiation CT scanners — TOKYO — Canon will acquire Canadian chipmaker Redlen Technologies …
Read MoreWhen we imagine what it will be like when we exit the pandemic, what we’re really wondering is what we want from the digital transformation we’ve seen overturn our understanding of work and living safely. As much as we long for the days of the office and collaboration with our peers, some of that is
Read MoreJoseph F. Kovar / CRN: Zoom has invested an additional $30M in Norway-based Neat, which makes video conference devices, bringing its total investment in Neat over three rounds to $41M — ‘We have a shared commitment to this space. I believe the new investment reflects Zoom’s belief in the unique value proposition …
Read MoreWith the 44th anniversary of the launch of Voyager I, [Daniel] decided to use GNU Radio to decode Voyager data. The data isn’t live, but a recording from the Green Bank Telescope. The 16 GB file is in GUPPI format which stores raw IQ samples. The file contains 64 frequency channels of just under 3MHz each.
Read More“One of the biggest things that brands struggle with is figuring out attribution, and how you continue to spend money even though you may have lost some signal into the platform,” says Greg Gillman, chief revenue officer of LA-based performance marketing agency MuteSix, “If Facebook skews too heavily, and Google is on last click, then
Read MoreNilay Patel / The Verge: A fair reading of the Epic vs. Apple injunction suggests that Apple needs to allow third-party payment methods in the app and not just links to ones on the web — A close read of the injunction in Epic v. Apple — Today the judge in Epic v. Apple issued
Read MoreJordan Novet / CNBC: Salesforce, in a Slack message, says it will help relocate employees, who are worried about access to reproductive healthcare in their state, and their families — – Salesforce committed to helping employees and their families relocate if they’re concerned about the ability to seek reproductive care …
Read MoreFlutter 2.5, the latest version of Google’s UI toolkit for native application development, offers better performance as well as full-screen enhancements for Android. Introduced September 8, Flutter 2.5 improves frame rasterization by wiring up shading precompilation via Metal rendering. Proponents of Flutter stressed this move as another step toward reducing iOS jank. Also, frame processing
Read MoreWhether you’re making, repairing, or hacking something together, we all need fastners. Screws, nuts and bolts, and pop rivets are handy sometimes. Various resins and even hot glue are equally useful. In some cases however the right fastener for the job eludes us, and we need another trick up our sleeve. [Robert Murray Smith] found
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Read MoreIllustrator by Alex Castro / The Verge Ransomware has been a hot-button topic in 2021 due to its impact on critical infrastructure, hospitals, and computer manufacturers. However, a recent report from NBC News may be one of the more heartbreaking accounts of the effects hackers can have: it details how data leaks from attacks on
Read MoreRick Klau / California Department of Technology: California releases front end and middle tier code for its Digital Vaccine Record on GitHub to help other states deploy SMART Health Card systems of their own — By Rick Klau State Chief Technology Innovation Officer September 10, 2021 – Soon after we launched the Digital Vaccine Record
Read MoreWhat you need to know All of the colors of the new iMac will soon be available in Apple Stores. Only the green, pink, blue, and silver colors have been available in stores so far. The yellow, orange, and purple colors had to be purchased online. Apple Stores will soon have all of the iMac
Read MoreWall Street Journal: Sources: US and EU are in talks to allow companies, including Facebook and other US tech firms, to keep storing and accessing Europeans’ personal data in the US — Facebook and many other companies might need a deal to continue operating across the Atlantic Ocean
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Read MoreCraig Timberg / Washington Post: The DoD has retaken all 175M IPv4 addresses it handed over to a Florida company on Trump’s last day; DoD says its schedule was “agnostic” of the admin change — Control of a remarkable 6 percent of the Internet was handed over to a Florida company as part of a
Read MoreWhat you need to know Apple TV+ has debuted a new featurette for season two of The Morning Show. ‘And We’re Back’ features interviews with the cast and crew about what to expect in the new season. Season two of the drama series will premiere on Friday, September 17, 2021. Go behindThe Morning Show with
Read MoreTo get a roundup of TechCrunch’s biggest and most important stories delivered to your inbox every day at 3 p.m. PDT, subscribe here. Hi friends! Welcome back to the Daily Crunch — it’s September 10, 2021. Alex Wilhelm returns next week, so this is my last day as the captain of this ship. Captain of
Read MoreYoukyung Lee / Bloomberg: Kakao and its subsidiaries have lost $16B+ in market value this month amid S. Korea’s tech crackdown and as some lawmakers call the company “a symbol of greed” — – Kakao shares fell 17% in two days on lawmaker, regulator moves — Sell-off creates ‘classic buying opportunities,’ CLSA says
Read MoreWhat you need to know Apple has announced that “Swagger” will premiere globally on Apple TV+ on October 29. The series comes from Reggie Rock Bythewood, Kevin Durant, and Brian Grazer. Durant says that a trailer is on the way soon. Kevin Durant’s new drama series has a premiere date on Apple TV+. Apple has
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