A range of small design tweaks are coming to iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro, and some dummy units used by case makers provide a first glance at what’s coming. iPhone 16 could get new features like a Capture button Dummy units are industry tools used to ensure prototype cases fit the upcoming iPhone designs.
Read MoreThe five-year contract will see Telefónica Tech build and manage the hospital’s IT infrastructure, with a significant focus on cybersecurity. Read more: Telefónica chosen to provide tech for new Dublin children’s hospital
Read MoreMacworld Year after year, one Apple operating system ends up getting short shrift when the company announces its annual updates at WWDC. While iOS, macOS, and iPadOS all show off their shiny new features, an overlooked sibling is left sitting sadly on the bench, waiting for its chance to shine–a chance that never seems to
Read MoreAt my company, Descope, we are building a customer authentication and identity management product, meaning the end user and the developer are two sides of the same coin. Providing a great developer experience—by enabling our customers to easily add auth flows and user management to their apps—leads to a great end-user experience as the customer’s
Read MoreOnce you get past the chatbot hype, it’s clear that generative AI is a useful tool, providing a way of navigating applications and services using natural language. By tying our large language models (LLMs) to specific data sources, we can avoid the risks that come with using nothing but training data. While it is possible
Read MoreInstalling apps from the Google Play Store is super easy, but sometimes, users may face problems updating the installed apps. The Google Play Store for Android has a feature that automatically updates outdated apps and games, but sometimes, this feature may not work. A few Android users have recently been found facing problems using the
Read MoreNon-profit Oceana claims Amazon’s plastic packaging waste grew in the US in 2022, despite its efforts to reduce plastic in Europe and India. Read more: Amazon has a giant plastic problem in the US, report claims
Read MoreCredit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority A news outlet has reported that the Galaxy S24 FE is in the works. The phone is apparently scheduled for a summer launch, which would be earlier than the S23 FE launch. Samsung launched the Galaxy S23 FE late last year, but we haven’t heard much news about a
Read MoreCredit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority A leaker has discovered code names for two upcoming Nothing phones. The PacMan Pro code name suggests a Nothing Phone 2a variant. There’s also a phone with the code name Tetris, and we’re guessing it’s the Nothing Phone 3. Nothing recently launched the Nothing Phone 2a, and it’s a
Read MoreMacworld Apple has filed a civil lawsuit against Apple, and it’s a big one. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the case–what it’s about, why was it filed, what this means to Apple, what it means for users, and more. This is episode 879 with Jason Cross, Michael Simon, and Roman
Read MoreWhether on the web or smartphone, business or premium users of ChatGPT will be able to make targeted edits to images generated by the AI model. Read more: OpenAI says users can now edit images on Dall-E through ChatGPT
Read MoreCredit: Oliver Cragg / Android Authority Apple is reportedly investigating personal robotics, with two projects at a research stage. One project is a robotic smart display with a screen that can move around. The other project is a personal robot that could roam around your home. Apple recently canceled its years-long car project, but what
Read MoreNASA announced on Wednesday that they have selected three companies to develop preliminary designs for vehicles to take astronauts around the south polar region of the Moon. “After the astronauts return to Earth, these vehicles would be able to self-drive around as robotic explorers, similar to NASA’s rovers on Mars,” reports the New York Times.
Read MoreHacks is a remarkable show in many ways, but what really makes it what it is, is the endless banter between the two main women on the show. With Deborah now having fired Ava, where does that leave us with the relationship between the two, or the guaranteed banter? Is Hacks coming back for a
Read MoreWhile it is rare for Apple to have frequent outages, this is the second time in a month that Meta services such as Facebook and Instagram were down. Read more: Apple and Meta resolve issues after several apps hit by outage
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from InterestingEngineering: A Pittsburgh-based biotech company has started a one-of-a-kind trial in a patient with a failing liver. Their goal is to grow a functional second liver within the patient’s body — something never achieved before. If effective, it might be a life-saving therapy for those who require liver
Read MoreProducts on a conveyor belt are scanned at an Amazon fulfillment center, where they are being sorted and shipped out during Cyber Monday on November 27th, 2023, in Tampa, Florida. | Photo by Octavio Jones / Getty Images Despite making pledges to cut down on plastic packaging, a new report from the nonprofit conservation organization
Read MoreGPS can be a bit complex of a technology – you have to receive a signal below the noise floor, do quite a bit of math that relies on quantum mechanics, and, adding insult to injury, you also have to go outside to test it. Have you ever wondered how GPS antennas work? In particular,
Read MoreGamers worldwide may be very well aware of Steam. It’s a video game digital distribution service owned by Valve that launched in 2003. The platform gained popularity soon after its launch and has become a very popular way to play online games with friends. However, like every other web-based service, Steam has a few problems.
Read MoreDr Emelina Ellis of Spectrum.Life discusses how tech can bring mental health support to more people, the value of taking calculated risks and how she creates an open work environment for her team. Read more: Can tech transform mental health support?
Read MoreA range of small design tweaks are coming to iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro, and some dummy units used by case makers provide a first glance at what’s coming. iPhone 16 could get new features like a Capture button Dummy units are industry tools used to ensure prototype cases fit the upcoming iPhone designs.
Read MoreA staple of the radio amateur’s arsenal of test equipment in previous decades was the dip meter. This was a variable frequency oscillator whose coil would be placed near the circuit to be tested, and which would show an abrupt current dip on a moving coil meter when its frequency matched the resonant frequency of
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Just as Elon Musk said, X is doling out free Premium and Premium Plus memberships to accounts with a high number of verified followers. Multiple X users on Wednesday reported seeing the familiar blue “Verified” checkmark next to their handles despite not paying for either paid X subscription
Read MoreYour most recently-opened files are easily accessible from multiple places on a Mac, making it easy to get back to them. Typically, when you want to resume working on a file you have previously created, you open the app first and then move to the “Open Recent” command from the File menu, if available. This
Read MoreMacworld A new report from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg claims that Apple is working on home robotics projects as a potential new growth area. After the years-long Apple Car project was killed earlier this year, and with Apple Vision Pro out on the market and future versions in the pipeline, the company has to start
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