Macworld Welcome to our weekly Apple Breakfast column, which includes all the Apple news you missed last week in a handy bite-sized roundup. We call it Apple Breakfast because we think it goes great with a Monday morning cup of coffee or tea, but it’s cool if you want to give it a read during
Read MoreKeohane is leading the professional association for science teachers in Ireland and said he has seen ‘first-hand’ the work it does to boost science education. Read more: Thermo Fisher’s Ken Keohane appointed as ISTA president
Read MorePalantir said the Titan project aims to create ground stations that can access space, high altitude, aerial and terrestrial data to give soldiers a full view of their surroundings. Read more: Palantir contracted to build US army’s ‘first AI-defined vehicle’
Read MoreSamsung has launched the Galaxy A35 5G and Galaxy A55 5G. The Galaxy A35 5G features an FHD+ AMOLED display, an Exynos 1380 SoC, and microSD support, and comes with One UI 6.1 based on Android 14. Samsung has promised up to four generations of Android OS updates and five years of security updates. The
Read MoreThe researchers behind the project claim new methods of biological drug delivery are needed to support vaccine development and create more precise medication. Read more: SSPC project launched to find drug delivery breakthroughs
Read MoreMacworld If you want to learn a new language, Babbel Language Learning is an app with 14 to choose from and thousands of hours of material to study at multiple skill levels. Normally, a lifetime subscription to Babbel would cost $599, but you can get it for $149.97, but this deal will not be available for
Read MoreOnline shopping has been a trend for the past few years. These days, we use various online services, all of which require sending one-time verification codes for authorization & confirmation. If you have an iPhone and haven’t cleared your messages for a while, your inbox might have hundreds of OTP codes. These verification codes can
Read MoreNvidia has joined the list of companies facing lawsuits over claims that copyrighted material is being used to train their AI models. Read more: Nvidia sued for allegedly using copyrighted books to train AI
Read MoreIn the good old days, databases had a relatively simple job: help with the monthly billing, deliver some reports, maybe answer some ad hoc queries. Databases were important, but they weren’t in constant demand. Today the picture is different. Databases are often tasked with powering business operations and hyperscale online services. The flow of transactions
Read MoreIt’s been over two decades since I developed my first low-code application. Since then, I’ve seen platform capabilities evolve to make it easier for both software developers and citizen developers to build and enhance applications. Low-code and no-code can help developers build apps faster, enable business users to convert spreadsheets to workflows, and help IT
Read MoreContent creators are using copyright laws to get nonconsensual deepfakes removed from the web. With the complaints covering nearly 30,000 URLs, experts say Google should do more to help.
Read MoreFounded in middle of the pandemic by Conor McGarry, the Kildare-based proptech start-up wants to establish a ‘new, fairer industry standard’ for renters in Ireland. Read more: RentDodo: Making renting in Ireland as simple as online shopping
Read MoreStreamers narrowly avoided getting shut out at the 2024 Oscars: Netflix came away with just one trophy and Apple left empty-handed, after they garnered a total of 32 nominations. From a report: Netflix collected its one win for Wes Anderson’s “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar,” an adaptation of a Roald Dahl story, in the
Read MoreA Toronto Sun columnist writes that two Canadian civil liberties groups are “sounding alarms” about the proposed new Online Harms Act (C-63): The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) and the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) say while the proposed legislation contains legitimate measures to protect children from online sexual abuse, cyber-bulling and self-harm, and to combat
Read MoreCredit: OnePlus OnePlus will launch the Nord CE 4 on April 1. The phone is set to pack the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor. It will be available in two colors and could possibly bring 100W charging. OnePlus has picked a rather amusing date to announce a new smartphone — the OnePlus Nord CE 4.
Read MoreCredit: Smartprix Google has confirmed the existence of the Pixel 8a. The phone will carry new battery information stats that were previously spotted on existing Pixel phones but later removed after the March feature drop. Google has unintentionally confirmed the existence of the Pixel 8a while addressing a Pixel feature that mysteriously disappeared after the
Read MoreWhen the RepRap project was started in 2005 by [Dr Adrian Bowyer], the goal was to develop low-cost 3D printers, capable of printing most of their own components. The project slipped into a bit of a lull by 2016 due to the market being increasingly flooded with affordable FDM printers from a growing assortment of
Read MoreCredit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority Qualcomm has announced the launch date for its next “flagship” processor. This could be the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 that was leaked last month. The naming scheme hints at where the SoC would rank in performance compared to other chipsets in the lineup. Leading global chipmaker Qualcomm has teased
Read MoreCredit: Nothing Nothing’s phones now allow users to record phone calls discreetly. The feature was added with the new recorder widget. Nothing phones will now let you record phone calls more discreetly without letting others on the call know that they are being recorded.
Read MoreCredit: Smartprix Google has confirmed the existence of the Pixel 8a. The phone will carry new battery information stats that were previously spotted on existing Pixel phones but later removed after the March feature drop. Google has unintentionally confirmed the existence of the Pixel 8a while addressing a Pixel feature that mysteriously disappeared after the
Read MorePhoto by Kevin Winter/Getty Images Like many of the movies up for Oscars, this year’s Academy Awards ran longer than most viewers probably considered reasonable. But lengthy as the ceremony was, it was marked by enough surprises to make it one one hell of a watch. Though host Jimmy Kimmel made sure to get a
Read MoreFortnite Mobile Apple blocked Epic’s attempt at bringing their games back to the iPhone in Europe. The European Commission began investigating whether Apple went against EU regulations. Apple, facing scrutiny, decided to reinstate Epic’s developer account in Europe. European users will soon be able to play Epic’s Fortnite on their iPhone, despite a tumultuous back-and-forth
Read MoreIn 1995 Scottish video game designer Chris Sawyer created the business simulator game Transport Tycoon Deluxe — and within four years, Wikipedia notes, work began on the first version of an open source version that’s still being actively developed. “According to a study of the 61,154 open-source projects on SourceForge in the period between 1999
Read MoreApparent manipulations to an official image of the Princess of Wales led wire services to issue a “kill notification” on the photo.
Read MoreGenerally when one considers quadcopter drones, the term ‘fast’ doesn’t come to mind, but with the rise of FPV (First Person View) drones, they have increasingly been designed to go as fast as possible. This can be for competitive reasons, to dodge enemy fire on a battlefield, or in the case of [Luke Maximo Bell]
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