iPhone 15 Pro design leak shows off huge camera bump, haptic buttons, and a new color
A fresh design leak of the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro shows off the bigger camera bump, new buttons, and new colors via crispy renders.
Read MoreA fresh design leak of the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro shows off the bigger camera bump, new buttons, and new colors via crispy renders.
Read MoreAidan McLaughlin / Mediaite: Twitter replaces the week-old “US state-affiliated media” label on NPR’s account with a new label describing the nonprofit media company as “Government Funded” — Twitter removed the “state-affiliated media” label it had affixed on NPR’s account this week …
Read MoreThe Buzzer, also known as UVB-76 or UZB-76, has been a constant companion to anyone with a shortwave radio tuned to 4625 kHz. However, [Ringway Manchester] notes that there is now a second buzzer operating near in frequency to the original. Of course, like all mysterious stations, people try to track their origin. [Ringway] shows
Read MoreReuters: Baidu sues “relevant” app developers and Apple over fake apps for its Ernie bot on the App Store; Ernie, launched in March 2023, doesn’t have an official app — Chinese search giant touts product as answer to U.S.-developed ChatGPT chatbot — Baidu lodged lawsuits …
Read MoreThomas Germain / Gizmodo: An interview with Victor Wong, Google’s senior director of product management for Privacy Sandbox, about replacing third-party cookies, Apple’s ATT, and more — To replace the cookie in Chrome and Android, Google has an offering for the world called “Privacy Sandbox.” Here’s an exclusive peek into how it will work.
Read MoreHackaday readers fit into two broad categories: those who experienced the wild and woolly early days of the Internet, and those who are jealous that they missed it. And it’s safe to say that both groups will get something out of this aggressively Web 1.0 retro experience, courtesy of a server that was actually part
Read MoreQuick recap: Substack, the popular subscription newsletter platform for writers, launched a new feature in its app called Notes last week, which is fairly similar to Twitter. Twitter, the world-historical clown car of a company currently operated by Elon Musk, responded by blocking the ability to like or retweet any posts containing the word “Substack,”
Read MoreCredit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Time is money and chatbots like ChatGPT and Bing Chat have become valuable tools. They can write code, summarize long emails, and even find patterns in large volumes of data. However, as with any free-to-use technology, you may be wondering about the privacy implications of it all. More specifically,
Read MoreQuick recap: Substack, the popular subscription newsletter platform for writers, launched a new feature in its app called Notes last week, which is fairly similar to Twitter. Twitter, the world-historical clown car of a company currently operated by Elon Musk, responded by blocking the ability to like or retweet any posts containing the word “Substack,”
Read MorePrashant Jha / Cointelegraph: South Korean prosecutors identify ~$314M in illicit assets associated with Do Kwon and associates, and say Kwon converted most of the ~$69M linked to him to BTC — South Korean prosecutors have contacted Binance to request a halt on withdrawals linked to Do Kwon. — 6397 Total views
Read MoreThomas Germain / Gizmodo: An interview with Victor Wong, Google’s senior director of product management for Privacy Sandbox, about replacing third-party cookies, Apple’s ATT, and more — To replace the cookie in Chrome and Android, Google has an offering for the world called “Privacy Sandbox.” Here’s an exclusive peek into how it will work.
Read MoreNew York Times: Bob Lee’s murder in San Francisco has stirred outrage among tech leaders and could motivate the local tech community to become more involved in city politics — Bob Lee’s death has stirred outrage among tech leaders and comes at a precarious time for the industry — and the city it calls home.
Read MoreIt doesn’t matter how you pronounce it, because whichever way you choose to say “GIF” is guaranteed to cheese off about half the people listening. Such is the state of our polarized world, we suppose, but there’s one thing we all can agree on — that a mechanical GIF is a pretty cool thing. What’s
Read MoreMatt Novak / Forbes: Elon Musk claims Substack links were never blocked and Substack tried to “download a massive portion of the Twitter database to bootstrap their Twitter clone” — Elon Musk broke his silence about the Twitter CEO’s conflict with the online publishing site Substack and one of its biggest writers Matt Taibbi on
Read MoreCredit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority Opinion post by Calvin Wankhede Samsung’s One UI is chock-full of features, many of which you might not even know existed. And if that wasn’t enough, seemingly every other update brings along a smattering of new features and enhancements. Case in point — Samsung recently rolled out the One
Read MoreBobby Allyn / @BobbyAllyn: NEW: Label on NPR’s main account changed to “government funded,” and Elon tells me Twitter is “applying it to a larger number of institutions.”
Read MoreCredit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority Opinion post by Calvin Wankhede Samsung’s One UI is chock-full of features, many of which you might not even know existed. And if that wasn’t enough, seemingly every other update brings along a smattering of new features and enhancements. Case in point — Samsung recently rolled out the One
Read MorePhoto by Mia Sato / The Verge There’s really no other way to say this: I like to save trash. Receipts from favorite stores or meals, pamphlets and maps from trips, ticket stubs, and clothing tags — if some scrap is from a cherished memory or even simply well-designed, I tuck it away in random
Read MoreWelcome to the 479th edition of Android Apps Weekly. Here are the big headlines from the last week: Nearby Share is now available for Android and Windows, albeit in beta. It lets you send files from your Android phone to your Windows PC. It’s pretty simple to use. You download and install the Windows app
Read MoreNew York Times: Bob Lee’s murder in San Francisco has stirred outrage among tech leaders and could motivate the local tech community to become more involved in city politics — Bob Lee’s death has stirred outrage among tech leaders and comes at a precarious time for the industry — and the city it calls home.
Read MoreCredit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority Opinion post by Calvin Wankhede Samsung’s One UI is chock-full of features, many of which you might not even know existed. And if that wasn’t enough, seemingly every other update brings along a smattering of new features and enhancements. Case in point — Samsung recently rolled out the One
Read MoreNew York Times: Bob Lee’s death in San Francisco has stirred outrage among tech leaders and could motivate the tech community to become more involved in city politics — Bob Lee’s death has stirred outrage among tech leaders and comes at a precarious time for the industry — and the city it calls home.
Read MoreMagic Design Studios / Gearbox Publishing We’ve got a while to wait until Hades 2, and if you’re in need of a roguelike to fill the hole Hades left behind, then Have A Nice Death should do nicely. I had the opportunity to try the game first at GDC and then again now that it’s
Read MoreKeeping up with trends is the reality show of the e-commerce world, which is constantly developing, gaining a significant market share, and driving online sales. It becomes even more interesting in the world of emerging technologies and the IoT. Trendwatching is one of the most effective ways to have a competitive advantage over rivals and
Read MoreWall Street Journal: Sources: Binance.US has struggled to find a bank for its customers’ cash after the failure of Signature Bank and is using at least one middleman to store funds — As a stopgap, the exchange is using at least one middleman to store user funds on its behalf — The U.S. affiliate …
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