Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority A new report suggests Apple is having troubles with its foldable iPhone (or iPad; no one really knows for sure what it will be). Allegedly, Apple has pushed back the launch of this foldable device to early 2027. Additionally, the report suggests Apple may have moved engineers from the
Read MoreThe Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphones aren’t huge upgrades on paper, with the Galaxy S24 Plus getting the bulk of the improvements compared to its predecessor. However, Samsung is banking on software to make their phones stand out this time around, with Galaxy AI leading the charge. You get everything you’d expect from a current flagship,
Read More3D-printing has never been so close to the mainstream with printers from Bambu Lab and Uniformation being as close to plug-and-play as any newcomer can get. What has been missing from the hobby so far however is a user-friendly method of being able to scan your own objects and turn them into 3D models to
Read MoreIllustration by Alex Castro / The Verge One year after YouTube turned on revenue sharing for its shortform video feature, a growing chunk of creators are getting paid for it. More than 1 in 4 creators in YouTube’s Partner Program are now earning money with YouTube Shorts, the company announced on Thursday. Given there are
Read MorePhoto by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge Meta will bring AI to its Ray-Ban smart glasses starting next month, according to a report from The New York Times. The multimodal AI features, which can perform translation, along with object, animal, and monument identification, have been in early access since last December. Users can activate
Read MoreAn anonymous reader shares a report: Fisker temporarily lost track of millions of dollars in customer payments as it scaled up deliveries, leading to an internal audit that started in December and took months to complete, TechCrunch has learned. The EV startup was ultimately able to track down a majority of those payments or request
Read MoreThe White House has issued three ‘binding requirements’ to promote the safe use of AI by the federal government. Read more: US federal agencies must have a chief AI officer under new order
Read MoreMacworld Adding a hot song to your video content usually makes your videos seem livelier and will help you get more fans. Converting YouTube videos into MP3 format improves your listening experience and saves your computer storage as well. However, you may feel confused about how to do so or find the conversion process too
Read MoreIt’s a beaut. For most people, the compact camera is long since dead; a camera is a phone and a phone is a camera. But despite all of the technological developments over the past few years, phones still leave something to be desired if you’re the kind of person who likes to go take photos.
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from Techdirt: Nigeria doesn’t exactly have a stellar reputation when it comes to respecting the speech rights of its own citizens, nor the rights of platforms that its citizens use. But I will admit that even with that reputation in place, I’m a bit at a loss as to
Read MoreTwo in-development Borderlands projects will continue to be led by Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford under Take-Two’s 2K division. | Image: 2K Swedish gaming conglomerate Embracer Group has entered an agreement to sell Gearbox Interactive to Rockstar parent company Take-Two for $460 million. In a press release published on Thursday, Embracer announced that Take-Two will acquire
Read MoreMacworld Apple last week released iOS/iPad 17.4.1 with a couple of important bug fixes and security updates that you’ve probably already installed on your iPhones and iPads. But if you haven’t you’ll be getting a new version when you do, and it’s not clear why. According to multiple sources on X (formerly Twitter), Apple has
Read MoreIf you’re already wondering when the next generation of the Apple Vision Pro will arrive, and what features it may have, the history of the Apple Watch might yield some clues. Given the complexity of the Apple Vision Pro, it’s very unlikely that a revamped second-gen model will arrive on the original’s one-year anniversary. Apple
Read MoreCredit: Samsung Semiconductor Samsung has fully revealed the Exynos 1480 chipset, powering the Galaxy A55 5G. The company says it’s 22% more efficient than the Galaxy A54’s chipset while offering a 53% boost to graphics. Samsung recently launched the Galaxy A55 5G, and that phone is powered by the Exynos 1480 chipset. Fortunately, the company
Read MoreYour streaming service may have got you through the winter, but you might find yourself on the hunt for new options, especially later in the year when the nights start closing in again. MAX (formerly HBO Max) has an intriguing deal to boost your options with 42% off all of its 12-month plans. That means
Read MoreA questionable rumor source claims Apple’s iPhone Fold could arrive in 2027, adding more fuel to allegations that the hinged smartphone has been delayed further into the future. A render of a possible folding Apple device Recent reports paved the way for the iPhone Fold to finally be released in 2026. Now, another report claims
Read MoreCredit: Samsung The Samsung Galaxy M55 5G has launched in Brazil. The phone has a number of changes compared to the Galaxy A55 5G, such as 45W charging, a 50MP selfie camera, and more base storage. Samsung’s phone also brings lower resolution secondary cameras, while there’s no mention of an IP rating.
Read MoreCredible leaks from the Honkai: Star Rail 2.2 version beta are coming thick and fast now. One of the latest is that players will receive a free Light Cone, an ATK, DEF, and HP boosting weapon when the patch drops. The free Light Cone will be called For Tomorrow’s Journey and is a 4-star weapon.
Read MoreLongtime Slashdot reader kriston writes: Core PostgreSQL developer Simon Riggs dies in airplane crash in Duxford, England. Riggs was the sole occupant of a Cirrus SR22-T which crashed on March 26 after performing touch-and-go maneuvers. Riggs was responsible for much of the enterprise-level features in PostgreSQL, including point-in-time recovery, synchronous replication, and hot standby. He
Read MoreCredit: Samsung A new right-to-repair bill was signed into law in the US state of Oregon. The law is the strongest one yet, banning a common anti-repair practice by manufacturers. This could set a big precedent for consumer tech repair rights. The state of Oregon just signed into law the strongest right-to-repair act, banning a
Read MoreKubernetes plays an important role at Microsoft. The container management system is a foundational piece of the company’s many clouds, from Microsoft 365 and Xbox, to Azure, to partners like OpenAI that use Microsoft’s Kubernetes to host their own services. As a result, Microsoft has invented many of its own Kubernetes management tools. These include
Read MoreTake-Two plans to gain access to the various game titles created by Gearbox, more than two years after its expensive acquisition of mobile game developer Zynga. Read more: Take-Two to acquire Gearbox in $460m all-stock deal
Read MoreVice President Kamala Harris says new rules for government AI deployments, including a requirement that algorithms are checked for bias, will “put the public interest first.”
Read MoreWith atomic clock-like regularity, the latest version of Java, JDK 22, was released last week. Although this is not a long-term support (LTS) release, there is nothing to stop you from using it in production, and it contains some interesting new features. Let’s dive in and see what this brings us. New features for the
Read MoreImage: Getty New York City announced a new permitting system for companies interested in testing autonomous vehicles on its roads, including a requirement that a human safety driver sit behind the steering wheel at all times. As cities like San Francisco continue to grapple with the problems posed by fully driverless for-hire vehicles, New York
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