If you are searching for a versatile charging cable you might be interested in the new GEMINI 240W charging cable, which has launched via Kickstarter. This innovative cable is designed to support high power and dual charging capabilities, making it the ultimate tool for tech enthusiasts and busy professionals alike. With the GEMINI CABLE, you […]
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If you’re serious about your coffee, the Grinista Professional Coffee Grinder is the ultimate tool to elevate your brewing experience. Designed with precision and versatility in mind, this grinder caters to a wide range of brewing methods and preferences, ensuring you get the most out of your coffee beans every time. Early bird pledges are […]
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With the iPhone 16 Pro, the big announcements were the cameras and Apple Intelligence. The problem is Apple Intelligence isn’t quite here yet. We can test some features in the developer beta, but that’s not necessarily what we’ll get when the update rolls out in October. So our focus is more on iOS 18 (deep dive on the beta here) and the hardware changes.
The big hardware change is the camera button. But it’s not just a button, really. Located on the right side of the device, it has touch and pressure sensors to give greater control with swipes and semi-presses. (That’s in addition to the Action Button, which is still on the left edge of the iPhone).
It was meant to (and eventually will) let you push lightly on the button to trigger focus, similar to half-pressing a DSLR shutter button. Sadly, that function isn’t available at launch. You can swipe the button to tweak exposure, zoom levels and tone, and with the half-press, you can still select options or leave menus in the new Camera Control interface.
Without Apple Intelligence features at launch, however, the iPhone 16 Pro seems like a more incremental update than most years. But if you’ve held out on upgrading for a year or two, the camera improvements (and eventual AI features) might tempt you.
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Recent rumors suggest a design pretty close to the original Switch. Spotted by VGC, photos of the console have appeared online, and they show an 8-inch screen and magnetic Joy-Con controllers. There looks to be SL/SR buttons and front-facing player LEDs on those controllers.
We’ve pulled it into our collection of rumors and leaks — read on for more.
Five unnamed contestants who participated in YouTuber MrBeast’s Beast Games filed a lawsuit on September 16 against MrBeast and Amazon, which plans to distribute the show. It’s also seeking class-action status. This game show, almost Squid Game-style, had participants go through challenges for a shot at $5 million in cash, with one winner from 1,000 participants.
The five have cited poor conditions, mistreatment and harassment. Among the 14 complaints are failure to pay minimum wages, sexual harassment, false advertising and failure to provide uninterrupted meal and rest breaks. They also arrived on set to discover that instead of 1,000 total competitors, there were far more people playing for the prize, thus lowering everyone's chances of coming out a winner. According to The New York Times, the total number of contestants was about 2,000, which MrBeast said was the plan all along.
Apple has released new updates on iPhone 16 repairability, and these appear to have addressed issues with battery replacement and “parts pairing.” The company says it focused particularly on the repairability aspect of its latest devices. There’s now an entirely new, supposedly easier way to remove the battery. By running a low-voltage electrical current through the new ionic liquid battery adhesive (using a 9V cell, for instance), the battery will release itself from the enclosure. Apple also made changes to the Face ID sensor hardware, starting with the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro. Now, the TrueDepth Camera can be swapped from one unit to another without compromising security or privacy. Before, only Apple was able to do that type of repair.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-morning-after-our-verdict-on-the-iphone-16-pro-111535436.html?src=rss
With the release of iOS 18, Apple has taken the Control Center to new heights by introducing a fully customizable experience. This update allows you to personalize your iPhone like never before, empowering you to add third-party actions, resize existing actions, and even spread your favorite controls across multiple pages for enhanced convenience and functionality. The […]
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If you are interested in running theLlama 3.1 70B AI model locally on your home network or computer, taking advantage of its impressive 70 billion parameters. You will need to carefully consider the type of system you try to install it on and the GPU requirements it will require. Particularly in terms of the quantization […]
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Samsung Electronics UK has announced a groundbreaking partnership with the National Football League (NFL) to become the official TV partner for the 2024 season in the UK and Ireland. This collaboration aims to deliver the ultimate NFL viewing experience to the growing fanbase of over 16.7 million fans. With Samsung’s market-leading large screen TVs […]
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PearAI is an innovative, open-source, locally installed free AI code editor that has emerged as a compelling alternative to Cursor AI. Designed to provide a robust and customizable platform for AI-powered coding, PearAI uses the strengths of open-source software to offer a unique and accessible solution for developers. One of the key advantages of PearAI […]
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When your desktop or laptop or tablet does not have a large storage or your work involves a lot of large files, external hard drives are life savers. However sometimes they’re just too bulky and heavy to carry around, especially if you work outside or move around a lot. Also, if you’re like me, most likely all the files are just dumped there and you rely on the search button to look for what you need. But you probably don’t need most of the files that are stored there and yet you’re still constantly carrying that big hard drive around.
Designer: Junho Han
The idea for the Folder external hard disk is to have something that is not just all about storage but a more efficient way to carry around your files. It is meant to not have all your files in just one bulky device but to separate them into projects or folders so you can be more efficient in finding and storing your files especially if you’re working on several projects at once. Not much details are indicated in the concept page but you can see in some of the product renders that there’s a 1TB marking although I’m not sure if a tiny item like that can hold that much storage.
The hard drive itself is shaped like a tiny folder that you can hold in the palm of your hand. That’s why it’s hard to imagine how 1TB can fit into that in real life. But the design is pretty cute and if you have several folders hard drives, it’s like you also have several non-digital folders to organize everything into projects. The hard drive circuit board is inserted in a slot under the folder and there’s a USB-C port also so you can connect it to your device.
As a concept, it’s interesting and nice-looking. It’s like carrying around a USB-drive only bigger than the flash disk but definitely smaller than the bulky hard drives. Let’s see if can actually work as an actual product.
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iOS 18 introduces a range of new settings designed to optimize your device’s privacy, battery life, and overall performance. By making a few key adjustments, you can significantly enhance your user experience and protect your sensitive data from potential security risks. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the various settings you should consider changing […]
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The release of OpenAI’s o1 model has stirred discussions about the future of software developers. While some fear it signals the end of traditional coding roles, the reality is more nuanced. The o1 model should be viewed as an evolution in the field, enhancing rather than replacing the comprehensive skill set required for software engineering. […]
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