Ever tried capturing a beautiful moment on your smartphone, only to end up with shaky, unusable footage? It’s a common problem that can ruin even the most picturesque scenes. What if there was a way to turn your smartphone into a professional-grade camera, ensuring every shot is perfect? Meet SNAPPY, the modular mobile gimbal designed […]
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E-scooters are the e-bike’s cute little bro! They are easier to ride, sleek, and also seem more approachable. Weaving through traffic is super easy with them, letting you finally bid adieu to traffic jams. And if you choose an electric scooter as your preferred means of transportation, then you’re also cutting down on fossil-fuel consumption, and being a major support to planet Earth. In an ode to scooters and their immense functionality, we’ve curated a collection of innovative and nifty scooter designs that seem to be slowly taking over the automotive industry. Ride on!
Named the Infinite Machine P1 Electric Scooter, this Cybertruck-inspired E-scooter is designed by techie brothers Eddie and Joseph Cohen. It is built from anodized aluminum and a steel composition. The scooter is integrated with Apple Carplay which offers turn-by-turn navigation alerts or plays your favorite songs for you on the go. It features a GPS and remote locking capability which prevents any chance of theft since the culprit can be easily found.
Say hello to the official McLaren edition e-scooter. It is designed by Pure Electric and will revolutionize urban transport for good. It functions as a foldable commuter with electric motor power, and an enhanced range. The e-scooter has a signature papaya color and a deep black finish. It delivers 710 watts of peak power for enhanced acceleration and improved performance on the hills.
Pure Electric designed another e-scooter, the MP4/4 Special Edition e-scooter. It draws inspiration from the form of McLaren team’s Formula 1 car driven by Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna. It delivers a speedy performance and boasts the famous color-blocked red and white livery. The scooter is designed to offer a stable and controlled e-ride experience, with a 710 W peak power output, and a 31 mph range.
Maserati partnered up with electric mobility specialists LEXGO to design two sleek e-scooters: the Armonia and the Lampo. The scooters are equipped with premium features, including Apple’s Find My Tech. The scooters combine high-end design and smart functionality in a sleek and aesthetic body. They’re intended for city dwellers, who need a cool and speedy ride to work, merging Italian design aesthetics with urban mobility needs.
Named Modi, this vehicle is a combination of a hoverboard and an e-scooter. It adopts the best features of both vehicles, to cater to all kinds of city dwellers. It features a compact and lightweight design, that is great for easy carry and storage in your backpack when it isn’t being used. It is equipped with retractable footrests to provide design integrity without compromising or hampering the functionality.
Say hello to the CS-1 City Scooter. It features a modular design, wrapped in a unibody aluminum frame that has been bent to create a boxy form. The base frame has been kept exposed, and no plastic body panels have been added to maintain an industrial look. This also means the company doesn’t need to manufacture panels through hot-forming, which reduces the carbon footprint and sheds the additional weight for the scooter, providing a more extended range.
Named the Omni Scooter, this electric scooter is specially designed for Gen Z. The scooter focuses on the likes and preferences of Gen Z, and it was created with BMW Designworks Munich, Germany. It was built using a bottom-up approach, focusing on the communication element, and providing tools to form their unique culture. The scooter changes colors and graphics in real time.
Designed by Rolex Steel, this electric scooter features an alluring silver finish, offering an attractive and appealing impression. The scooter is available in two variants – the Nano Variant with a max speed of 45km/h, or the Nano+ Model which can travel at a speed of 75km/h. Both the variants have the same range, as they can clock 60 miles each on a full charge of a 4.2 kWh battery.
Dubbed the Scootility, this nifty e-scooter has a compact size and a narrow footprint in travel, making it ideal for delivering medication or supplies in affected areas, where other means of transport cannot reach easily. It features a full suspension, and wheels that measure 16 inches on the front, and 13 inches on the back. The scooter has a smaller wheel size, which provides more space for a cargo box.
Called BeoSpeed, this scooter has a polished and clean exterior with a sturdy body featuring a stainless steel coat. It merges the modern and classic and is equipped with natural leather seating and handlebars that draw inspiration from Bang & Olufsen’s headphone cushions. It has smooth edges, minimal wheels, and stripped-back leather accents which offer it a retro personality.
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The highly anticipated One UI 6.1.1 update for the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has arrived, bringing with it an impressive array of over 25 new features and enhancements. This comprehensive update focuses on bolstering the device’s AI capabilities, strengthening security measures, and refining the user interface to provide a more seamless and intuitive user experience. […]
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Mistral AI has released Pixtral 12B, an open-source vision model designed for multimodal tasks. This model, which is Apache 2.0 licensed, excels in both image and text data processing. It demonstrates strong performance in instruction following and text-only benchmarks, making it a versatile tool for various applications. In the video below Matthew Berman has put […]
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The MSI Cubi NUC 13MQ is the latest addition to MSI’s acclaimed Cubi NUC series, which recently won the Red Dot Award 2024. This new mini PC integrates the powerful Intel vPro platform, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking enhanced security, manageability, performance, and sustainability in a compact form factor. Key Takeaways Integration […]
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Meta’s annual VR / AR shindig kicks off a few hours after this newsletter hits your inboxes. As usual, it’ll lay down the direction of travel for the next year of strapping stuff to your face. So, before the awkward stage banter begins, it’s worth reading up on what’s to come. We’ve prepared our usual roundup of all the rumors, scuttlebutt and leaks about what we’ll see.
That includes Orion, a pair of Buddy Holly glasses offering augmented reality in a more user friendly package. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has already hinted about its potential, but he added we’ll only see the prototype today. We can also expect a cheaper version of the Quest 3 and some more AI doodads to come to the Ray-Ban smart glasses.
Once you’ve studied up, you can follow our coverage of Meta Connect 2024 live to get a blow-by-blow of the show the minute it happens. Everything kicks off at 1PM ET / 10AM PT, but the color commentary will start long before then.
— Dan Cooper
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered arrives October 31 on PS5 and PC
Astro Bot is getting a free update that adds speedrunning levels
Lego Horizon Adventures hits PS5, PC and Switch on November 14
SAG-AFTRA strikes against League of Legends over voiceover company actions
Caroline Ellison, CEO of Alameda Research and advisor to FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, has been sentenced to two years in prison. Ellison pled guilty at the end of 2022 for her role in the FTX fraud and was a key witness in Bankman-Fried’s criminal trial. Ellison will spend a further three years on supervised release once she has left prison. In a statement, the disgraced crypto executive expressed remorse for her conduct.
Depending on your loyalties, Palworld is either an exciting spin on the adventure genre or a shameless rip-off of Pokémon, but with guns. Developer Pocketpair is being sued in Japan by Nintendo, who is firmly in the latter camp, but that isn’t yet slowing Palworld’s progress. The title was just surprise-launched for the PS5 in 68 countries, with Japan an obvious exception.
I’ve been a fan of cute pianos that teach you how to play for a long while and have reviewed a few for Engadget. Now, Duolingo is getting in on the action, teaming up with baby digital piano makers Loog to produce its own learning piano. It’ll integrate with Duolingo’s app, which has music courses to teach folks how to grasp the basics of playing. And, did I mention that I really want to play with one of these?
TikTok has announced TikTok Music, the company’s streaming service to rival Spotify and Apple Music, is closing down. The platform announced it’ll cease operations on November 28 and delete all user data and login information soon after. It has advised subscribers to reach out to their payment platforms of choice to get refunds before that date. Don’t worry though, I’m a technology journalist and even I didn’t know TikTok had its own standalone streaming service.
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The latest iterations of the two dominant mobile operating systems, iOS 18 and Android 15, have arrived, bringing a wealth of new features and improvements to their respective platforms. These updates focus on enhancing various aspects of the user experience, including messaging interoperability, password management, home screen customization, gaming performance, app security, satellite connectivity, and […]
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X has published its most detailed accounting of its content moderation practices since Elon Musk’s takeover of the company. The report, X’s first in more than a year, provides new insight into how X is enforcing its rules as it struggles to hang on to advertisers who have raised concerns about toxicity on the platform.
The report, which details content takedowns and account suspensions from the first half of 2024, shows that suspensions have more than tripled since the last time the company shared data. X suspended just under 5.3 million accounts during the period, compared with 1.6 million suspensions during the first six months of 2022.
In addition to the suspensions, X says it “removed or labeled” more than 10.6 million posts for violating its rules. Violations of the company’s hateful conduct policy accounted for nearly half of that number, with X taking action on 4.9 million such posts. Posts containing abuse and harassment (2.6 million) and violent content (2.2 million) also accounted for a significant percentage of the takedowns and labels.
While these numbers don’t tell a complete story about the state of content on X — the company doesn’t distinguish between posts it removes and those that it labels, for example — it shows that hateful, abusive and violent content are among the biggest issues facing the platform. Those are also the same issues numerous advertisers and civil rights groups have raised concerns about since Musk’s takeover of the company. In the report, X claims that rule-breaking content accounted for less than 1 percent of all posts shared on the platform.
The numbers also suggest there have been significant increases in this type of content since Twitter last shared numbers prior to Musk’s takeover. For example, in the last half of 2021, the last time Twitter shared such data, the company reported it suspended about 1.3 million accounts for terms of service violations and “actioned” about 4.3 million.
X previously published an abbreviated report in a 383-word blog post last April, which shared some stats on content takedowns, but offered almost no details on government requests for information or post removals. The new report is a significant improvement on that front. It says that X received 18,737 government requests for information, with the majority of the requests coming from within the EU and a reported disclosure rate of 53 percent. X also received 72,703 requests from governments to remove content from its platform. The company says it took action in just over 70 percent of cases. Japan accounted for the vast majority of those requests (46,648), followed by Turkey (9,364).
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/social-media/x-just-released-its-first-full-transparency-report-since-elon-musk-took-over-110038194.html?src=rssX has published its most detailed accounting of its content moderation practices since Elon Musk’s takeover of the company. The report, X’s first in more than a year, provides new insight into how X is enforcing its rules as it struggles to hang on to advertisers who have raised concerns about toxicity on the platform.
The report, which details content takedowns and account suspensions from the first half of 2024, shows that suspensions have more than tripled since the last time the company shared data. X suspended just under 5.3 million accounts during the period, compared with 1.6 million suspensions during the first six months of 2022.
In addition to the suspensions, X says it “removed or labeled” more than 10.6 million posts for violating its rules. Violations of the company’s hateful conduct policy accounted for nearly half of that number, with X taking action on 4.9 million such posts. Posts containing abuse and harassment (2.6 million) and violent content (2.2 million) also accounted for a significant percentage of the takedowns and labels.
While these numbers don’t tell a complete story about the state of content on X — the company doesn’t distinguish between posts it removes and those that it labels, for example — it shows that hateful, abusive and violent content are among the biggest issues facing the platform. Those are also the same issues numerous advertisers and civil rights groups have raised concerns about since Musk’s takeover of the company. In the report, X claims that rule-breaking content accounted for less than 1 percent of all posts shared on the platform.
The numbers also suggest there have been significant increases in this type of content since Twitter last shared numbers prior to Musk’s takeover. For example, in the last half of 2021, the last time Twitter shared such data, the company reported it suspended about 1.3 million accounts for terms of service violations and “actioned” about 4.3 million.
X previously published an abbreviated report in a 383-word blog post last April, which shared some stats on content takedowns, but offered almost no details on government requests for information or post removals. The new report is a significant improvement on that front. It says that X received 18,737 government requests for information, with the majority of the requests coming from within the EU and a reported disclosure rate of 53 percent. X also received 72,703 requests from governments to remove content from its platform. The company says it took action in just over 70 percent of cases. Japan accounted for the vast majority of those requests (46,648), followed by Turkey (9,364).
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/social-media/x-just-released-its-first-full-transparency-report-since-elon-musk-took-over-110038194.html?src=rss
Ollama has released a new version with significant updates and features. This release addresses long-standing user requests and introduces new models with various capabilities. The update process is streamlined across different operating systems, ensuring ease of use without data loss. Updating to the latest version of Ollama is a breeze, no matter what operating system […]
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