RealVisXL V5.0 is a new versatile and efficient AI model designed for creating high-quality, realistic images, particularly useful for users with less powerful computers. It excels in rendering detailed portraits, analog-style photos, and various other scenes with minimal computational resources. Offering a powerful solution that combines high-quality output with remarkable efficiency. This innovative AI image […]
RealVisXL V5.0 is a new versatile and efficient AI model designed for creating high-quality, realistic images, particularly useful for users with less powerful computers. It excels in rendering detailed portraits, analog-style photos, and various other scenes with minimal computational resources. Offering a powerful solution that combines high-quality output with remarkable efficiency. This innovative AI image […]
If you’re curious about how today’s leading AI image generators compare—FLUX 1.1 Pro, FLUX LORA, Midjourney V6.1, and Mystic V2—CyberJungle’s new video has you covered. This in-depth comparison reveals how each model brings its unique strengths to the art of image creation, offering insights into where they shine and what sets them apart. FLUX 1.1 […]
Autumn season is setting in, which means the leaves are starting to change, and its time to whip up some delicious pumpkin spice lattes. Fall doesn’t simply mean sweaters and pumpkin-themed meals, it also welcomes the barbecue season. If you’re in the mood to host a couple of barbecue parties in your backyard this fall, then we’ve curated a collection of top-notch grills to elevate your outdoor grilling game. From an All-in-One-Grill with a whole bunch of different functionalities to a compact grill plate that lets you grill wherever you feel like – these exceptional grill designs perfectly merge style, functionality, and versatility to meet your grilling needs.
1. All-in-One-Grill
Named the All-in-One-Grill, this compact grill is perfect for your barbecue sessions this fall. It is designed to facilitate different kinds of cooking – from frying to smoking, grilling, stewing or even keeping some wine warm for you. Additionally, the griller doesn’t occupy much space either.
The All-in-One-Grill is manufactured by a small family-owned factory, and it is designed to maximize the limited amount of space available. It includes a wooden base, which doesn’t let your table get burnt, while also functioning as a lid for when the grill is kept aside.
What we like
The grill supports seven different kinds of cooking
Makes outdoor cooking a simple, seamless, and efficient task
What we dislike
The grill is quite simple and isn’t preferred by hardcore grillers
2. WARMBOND BondStove Fire Pit
Named the WARMBOND BondStove Fire Pit, this product is easy to assemble and easy to ignite, making it ideal for people new to firepits. It has a compact and portable design with a dual-air system that eliminates smoke. It has its temperature indicator and lets you grill your food, or even simply warm your hands.
Why is it noteworthy?
The Bondstove Fire Pit looks like a Mac Studio of fire pits, featuring a rounded-square body and a metallic design. It has an interior construction that is pretty clever and promotes airflow with efficiency. It provides a bigger fire pit than a typical circular one, and it features a combustion chamber area of 58 liters.
What we like
Dissipates smoke in a way that keeps the fire pit clean
Cuts down on excessive smoke and pollution
What we dislike
Can only be used in well-ventilated areas
Reduces smoke production, but isn’t 100% smoke-free
3. Compact Modular Grill Plate
Named the Compact Modular Grill Plate, this portable kitchen utensil is all you need to prepare a yummy steak for your next outdoor trip. It is amped with heat conduction, heat uniformity, and plate thickness. The utensil may look pretty simple and unassuming, but once you start using it, you’ll realize how functional it truly is.
It features a three-layer architecture with two steel layers covering aluminum. It is made using a lower Stainless Steel SUS439 and an upper Stainless Steel SUS304, so you can use it on an induction stove, and it features impressive corrosion resistance.
What we like
Constructed by experts from Tsubamesanjo in Japan
Lightweight and compact design
What we dislike
Cannot handle larger portions of food
4. Otto’s G32
Meet Otto’s G32 – the first smart and modular gas grill. It is designed to revolutionize gas grilling, and it perfectly adjusts to your grilling needs. G32 is an end-of-the-line gas grill, and it is packed with features found in commercial-grade appliances. It is made using premium quality materials with cutting-edge, patent-pending technology.
Why is it noteworthy?
It is amped with connected cooking. You can monitor or control the G32 with your smartphone. You can measure temperatures, check gas levels, and cook recipes using the Otto Wilde app.
What we like
You can add modules like side cookers, cabinets, or built-in appliances to the line-up
What we dislike
Quite pricey
5. FYR Grill
The FYR Grill is versatile, durable, and portable. It lets you live-fire grill almost anywhere you like without any boundaries. You can take it wherever you travel, and cook up a delicious barbecue meal. It lets you cook virtually anything from virtually anywhere!
Why is it noteworthy?
The FYR Grill features a modular design that lets you bolt on different accessories with ease. For example, the Santa Maria attachment lets you raise and lower the grates for ultimate temperature control. While, the battery-powered rotisserie attachment helps you slow-roast whole chickens, legs, loins, and more
What we like
Has multiple attachments to help you grill with ease
Canvas aims to provide a more interactive interface than the traditional chat format, although it currently lacks some features compared to similar tools. The feature is in early beta, with expectations for rapid updates. OpenAI’s introduction of Canvas marks a significant step forward in the realm of coding collaboration. This innovative feature aims to transform […]
It's been a wait. Apple Intelligence will start rolling out on October 28, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Apple said last month it was targeting October for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1 — which will bring some of the first Apple Intelligence features to iPhone 16 and the rest of the Apple family.
The first wave of Apple Intelligence-powered features will include its summarization tool, Writing Tools and smart audio recording and transcriptions for Mail, Notes, Pages and other apps. I’ve been testing the beta, and so far, the most useful feature has been the summarization tool, tackling my forest of notifications and messages and parsing them into glanceable summaries.
Scammers hijacked the toy brick maker’s website last week. They switched its banner and used it for a crypto scam. A banner with illustrated golden coins bearing the company’s logo claimed the "Lego coin is now officially out." It even promised secret rewards to those who’d buy some. The incident happened overnight at Lego’s headquarters. The company responded relatively quickly, removing the unauthorized banner and links. Lego told Engadget no user accounts were compromised.
A more immediate update from Apple: It has released two new patches, including iOS 18.0.1 for iPhones and iPadOS 18.0.1. The patch fixes recording issues with all the iPhone 16 models in the Messages app. The iPhone’s microphone would accidentally start recording a few seconds before becoming activated with the orange microphone icon.
It was the company’s attempt to avoid paying a $400,000 fine.
X tried to avoid a $400,000 fine by claiming Twitter (its old name) no longer exists. The … creative legal argument came amid a more-than-year-long dispute with Australia’s eSafety Commission. The commission had asked the company to provide details about its handling of child sexual exploitation on the platform last February. X failed to answer several questions and was slapped with a $415,000-plus fine for non-compliance. The argument isn’t exactly new: CEO Linda Yaccarino has also repeatedly claimed X is a “brand new company” in a bid to avoid scrutiny. She repeated the line multiple times earlier this year while testifying at a Senate hearing on child safety issues. Australia federal judge Michael Wheelahan, however, was not having it.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-morning-after-the-first-apple-intelligence-features-should-finally-arrive-on-october-28-111544744.html?src=rss
Microsoft has unveiled a significant update to its Copilot V2, introducing a groundbreaking neural voice feature that transforms the AI chat interface. This update aims to deliver a more human-like interaction, rivaling the advanced voice modes found in other leading AI platforms. The rollout, available to both free and paid users, follows a tiered approach, […]
The iOS 18 Notes app has transformed the way users manage mathematical equations, seamlessly integrating typed and handwritten note-taking. This update introduces a range of innovative features designed to boost productivity and streamline your workflow, making it easier than ever to perform calculations and solve problems on the go. The video below from Jacob’s Quick […]
Are you looking to easily swap faces in your videos, create perfect lip-syncs, or bring old footage back to life? Facefusion 3.0 is the open-source AI tool that can do it all—and more. With advanced face-swapping, colorization, lip-syncing, and video repair features, Facefusion 3.0 makes complex video editing effortless for everyone, regardless of hardware. No […]
The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold has arrived, bringing with it a wealth of groundbreaking features that redefine the boundaries of smartphone technology. This innovative device combines innovative hardware and software advancements to deliver an unparalleled user experience. In the video below, ZONEofTECH explores the top five features that make the Pixel 9 Pro Fold a […]
