Month: January 2023

Podcast subscribers want more podcasts

Illustration by Kristen Radtke / The Verge; Getty Images This is Hot Pod, The Verge’s newsletter about podcasting and the audio industry. Sign up here for more. Hope you all had a great weekend. I don’t have any podcast thoughts today, but I did see the Roundabout Theater’s gender-reversed 1776, and it absolutely slapped. As

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Developers flood Apple’s App Store and Google Play with apps listing “ChatGPT” in titles and descriptions; OpenAI doesn’t offer a public ChatGPT API or an app (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)

Ivan Mehta / TechCrunch: Developers flood Apple’s App Store and Google Play with apps listing “ChatGPT” in titles and descriptions; OpenAI doesn’t offer a public ChatGPT API or an app  —  ChatGPT is the hottest topic of discussion in the tech industry.  OpenAI’s chatbot that answers questions …

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A look at Intel’s struggles with launching Sapphire Rapids, originally slated for mid-2022, which Intel says has led to changes in product design and testing (Don Clark/New York Times)

Don Clark / New York Times: A look at Intel’s struggles with launching Sapphire Rapids, originally slated for mid-2022, which Intel says has led to changes in product design and testing  —  The company grappled with missteps for years while developing a microprocessor code-named Sapphire Rapids.  It comes out on Tuesday.

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Sources: Microsoft ditched a dual-screen design for the Surface Duo 3 and pivoted to a foldable screen design with 180-degree hinge and external cover display (Zac Bowden/Windows Central)

Zac Bowden / Windows Central: Sources: Microsoft ditched a dual-screen design for the Surface Duo 3 and pivoted to a foldable screen design with 180-degree hinge and external cover display  —  Microsoft’s next foldable phone will have an internal foldable display.  —  What you need to know

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Meta adds more limits on targeting users under 18 with ads, including removing the options to target teens users based on gender and in-app activity (Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch)

Taylor Hatmaker / TechCrunch: Meta adds more limits on targeting users under 18 with ads, including removing the options to target teens users based on gender and in-app activity  —  Meta is making some changes to how its apps handle advertising and young users.  Under the new rules, advertisers on Instagram and Facebook …

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Virgin Not-Quite-Orbit-Yet

A country’s first orbital satellite launch from home soil is a proud moment, even when as is the case with Virgin Orbit, it’s not from the soil itself but from a Boeing 747 in the stratosphere over the sea. The first launch of the under-wing rocket took place yesterday evening, and pretty much every British

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Earth’s ozone layer is on the mend

In a report released October 3rd, 2000, the Goddard Space Flight Center said satellites have observed an 11.5 million square-mile hole, a severe thinning of Earth’s protective ozone layer, over Antarctica.  | Image: Newsmakers via Getty Images For decades, the Earth’s ozone layer, which protects life on our planet from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV)

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Everyone deserves a Pinecil

This guy rules. | Photo by Christopher Person / The Verge Learning to solder was a life-changing experience for me, but it can seem daunting. You aren’t just screwing and unscrewing parts — you are melting hot metal with a scorching tip. While that seems like something out of reach for most people, I am

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Intel debuts new Sapphire Rapids CPUs across 52 models ranging from $415 to $17K with up to 60 cores and support for PCIe 5.0 and DDR5, to rival AMD Genoa chips (Paul Alcorn/Tom’s Hardware)

Paul Alcorn / Tom’s Hardware: Intel debuts new Sapphire Rapids CPUs across 52 models ranging from $415 to $17K with up to 60 cores and support for PCIe 5.0 and DDR5, to rival AMD Genoa chips  —  Intel pushes up to 60 cores.  —  Image 1 of 4  —  Intel formally launched its fourth-gen Xeon

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Hamilton Insurance Agency Combines Innovative Tech Solutions with Client-First Philosophy

Over the past decade, the list of industries that haven’t been transformed by technological innovation is far shorter than the list of those that have. But many are surprised to learn that technology is also now transforming the traditional insurance industry as well. That’s right, insurance is no exception. Historically operating as a traditional, relationship-driven

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