Declutter your Apple Vision Pro by removing apps you don’t want or need anymore. Here’s how to delete apps from the visionOS interface. You can delete many apps easily in visionOS, and that includes Keynote At some point in a device’s lifetime, its owner will want to remove some apps. Any smartphone, tablet, or electronic
Read MoreThe non-profit Linux Foundation Energy hopes to develop energy-sector solutions (including standards, specifications, and software) supporting rapid decarbonization by collaborating with industry stakeholders. And now they’re involved in a new partnership with America’s Joint Office of Energy — which facilitates collaboration between the federal Department of Energy and its Department of Transportation. The partnership’s goal?
Read MoreCraig Newmark posted an announcement last week on LinkedIn. “Okay, my deal is that I’m contributing another $10 million so that the City University of New York journalism grad school can go tuition-free for half the student body next year… “Tuition-free means more seriously good journalism education for students from all income backgrounds…” More details
Read MoreWhen it comes to the peripherals, people these days consider wireless options. Nowadays, you have several wireless devices like Bluetooth headphones, Bluetooth mice & keyboards, etc. All such devices require connecting to a PC/Laptop with the help of Bluetooth connectivity. If you have a Bluetooth-enabled laptop or a computer, you might have paired many Bluetooth
Read MoreCredit: Adam Birney / Android Authority Opinion post by Hadlee Simons Google surprised us in October when it announced that the Pixel 8 series would offer seven years of security and OS updates. Samsung didn’t take this lying down, as it revealed that the Galaxy S24 series has seven years of updates too. That’s all
Read MoreIn the behavior of tech companies, the Atlantic’s executive editor warns us about “a clear and coherent ideology that is seldom called out for what it is: authoritarian technocracy. As the most powerful companies in Silicon Valley have matured, this ideology has only grown stronger, more self-righteous, more delusional, and — in the face of
Read MoreGoing to the park is a time-honored pastime for kids around the world, but what if there isn’t one nearby? COMPA Teatro Trono and the International Design Clinic have designed a park that can come to you. Working with a group of design students from Bolivia and America, the theatre troupe has iteratively designed a
Read MoreThe Guardian reports: The fossil fuel industry funded some of the world’s most foundational climate science as early as 1954, newly unearthed documents have shown, including the early research of Charles Keeling, famous for the so-called “Keeling curve” that has charted the upward march of the Earth’s carbon dioxide levels. A coalition of oil and
Read MoreIn the latest Apple Crime Blotter, a dropped iPhone leads to a murder conviction, a big Apple theft in Walmart, and tracking AirPods leads to an arrest. The Apple Store in Berkeley The latest an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Read MoreAs computer-driven cars and planes become more common, the key to preventing accidents, researchers show, is to know what you don’t know.
Read MoreImage: William Joel / The Verge Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 24, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, so psyched you found us, and also, you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I’ve been reading Kyle Chayka’s great
Read MoreDon’t disconnect the battery on Apple Vision Pro to shut it down. Here’s how to power down or reboot the headset. Apple Vision Pro Most computing devices that see active use from users can do with the occasional powering down. Restarting an iPhone or a Mac can dust out the metaphorical digital cobwebs and avoid
Read MoreIt’s meant to be the best mixed reality gear yet, so why are we again grading it on how well it helps us cook pasta?
Read MoreMilitary models are great 3D printing projects, even more so if they are somewhat functional. [Flasutie] took it a step further by engineering a 3D-printed howitzer that doesn’t just sit pretty—it launches shells with a hydrogen-powered bang. This project’s secret sauce? Oxyhydrogen, aka HHO, the mix of hydrogen born when water endures the electric breakup
Read MoreIt’s meant to be the best mixed reality gear yet, so why are we again grading it on how well it helps us cook pasta?
Read MoreThere are plenty of electronic components which were once ubiquitous but once the niche which led to their existence has passed, they fade away to remain a junkbox curio. The DIAC is the subject of a recent ElectronicsNotes video, and while it might not quite yet have slid into total obscurity yet it’s definitely not
Read MoreQuora “used to be a thriving community that worked to answer our most specific questions,” writes Slate. “But users are fleeing,” while the site hosts “a never-ending avalanche of meaningless, repetitive sludge, filled with bizarre, nonsensical, straight-up hateful, and A.I.-generated entries…” The site has faced moderation issues, spam, trolls, and bots re-posting questions from Reddit
Read MoreGenerally, the biggest problem a new ham radio operator will come across when starting out on the high frequency (HF) bands is finding physical space for the antennas. For a quick example, a dipole antenna for the 20 m band will need around 10 m of wire, and the lower frequencies like 80 m need
Read MoreMacworld Many of us have tried ChatGPT since it launched in 2022. But if you want to harness ChatGPT and other AI tools more effectively in the workforce, you may want to consider learning from this ChatGPT and automation course pack. Offering 25 hours of courses and 12 lectures, this $30 bundle could help you leverage
Read MoreMicrosoft’s Visual Studio Code editor now includes a voice command that launches GitHub Copilot Chat just by saying “Hey Code.” But one Linux blog notes that the editor has suddenly stopped supporting Ubuntu 18.04 LTS — “a move causing issues for scores of developers.” VS Code 1.86 (aka the ‘January 2024’ update) saw Microsoft bump
Read MoreAnyDesk, a popular remote desktop software, on Friday, announced that it suffered a recent cyberattack that compromised its production systems. AnyDesk Confirms Breach Of Its Production Systems For those uninitiated, AnyDesk provides platform-independent remote access to personal computers and other devices running the host application. It provides remote access, file transfer, and VPN features. It
Read MoreThe global issue of plastic waste has prompted scientists to seek innovative solutions for recycling. Single-use plastics, notorious for their environmental impact, require new methods for efficient and sustainable management. For some common plastics, though, salvation could be at hand, with researchers identifying a common enzyme that can be used to break them down fast.
Read MoreWindows 11, the latest operating system from Microsoft, arrives with a new design and many new features. Although the operating system is very much bug-free, users can still sometimes experience problems while using it. Users who have just installed Windows 11 may face problems due to stretched screens. Users may notice that the desktop icons
Read More“Japan’s first moon mission has likely come to an end after a surprising late-game comeback,” reports Mashable, “with the spacecraft taking one last photo of its surroundings before the deep-freeze of night… showing ominous shadows cast upon a slope of the Shioli crater, its landing site on the near side of the moon.” Since Monday,
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