A tweet by a prolific leaker suggests Apple is preparing to launch a number of new products, a list that could include the rumored “AirTags,” “AirPower,” “AirPods Studio,” and “AirPods Pro Lite.” Apple is rumored to have a large number of products, either being worked on or being prepared for launch to consumers, but the … Continue reading Apple ready to ship new products, says serial leaker Continue Reading
Google Maps is getting a cycling upgrade, with new features intended to make bike journeys more efficient and safer – as well as warning riders if they’re likely to get sweaty on the way. Although biking directions in Google Maps have been available for a decade now, the updates promise to take advantage of new … Continue reading Google Maps just switched on smarter bikeshare navigation Continue Reading
A bit of HTML code leaked today from Sony official showing a few key details on the near-future of PlayStation. The PlayStation 5 will launch in the holiday season, 2020, and today a few bits of info leaked on pre-orders through the official PlayStation Shop. This leak appeared via the PlayStation Direct Shop, showing references … Continue reading PlayStation 5 leak clues in on pre-orders and new (old) compatibility Continue Reading
This week on the HomeKit Insider podcast, we have a Eufy 2K Indoor Cam on-hand and discuss the setup, including the HomeKit firmware update. Andrew discovers a Wi-Fi vs. Bluetooth connectivity issue with August’s latest smart lock, and we give away a second Eve Cam. As Stephen returns from his brief vacation, he talks about installing … Continue reading Eufy Indoor camera and Wi-Fi vs Bluetooth accessories on the HomeKit Insider podcast Continue Reading
Apple’s iPhone SE refresh is a very popular device, CIRP data suggests, with the value-priced smartphone taking up almost a fifth of all iPhone purchases in the United States in its first quarter of availability. Analysis of iPhone sales by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners over the April to June quarter indicates the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone … Continue reading iPhone SE drove iPhone sales & upgrades during June quarter Continue Reading
Also: Create the killer AI Doom player on a workstation In brief A judge in Munich has ruled in favor of banning Tesla Germany from repeating misleading descriptions of its Autopilot software in adverts. Phrases like “full potential for autonomous driving” and “Autopilot inclusive” should be no longer allowed, Wettbewerbszentrale, an independent German regulatory institution, argued. … Continue reading Germany bans Tesla from claiming its Autopilot software is potentially autonomous Continue Reading
Also: Create the killer AI Doom player on a workstation In brief A judge in Munich has ruled in favor of banning Tesla Germany from repeating misleading descriptions of its Autopilot software in adverts. Phrases like “full potential for autonomous driving” and “Autopilot inclusive” should be no longer allowed, Wettbewerbszentrale, an independent German regulatory institution, argued. … Continue reading Germany bans Tesla from claiming its Autopilot software is potentially autonomous Continue Reading
It’s time to get your SHINY on in Pokemon GO – they’re basically everywhere! If you’re in search of your first Shiny Pokemon in Pokemon GO, starting this week you’re going to want to keep your eyes on the tiny plant Bellsprout, for starters. The Shiny Pokemon Bellsprout is more common this week than it’s … Continue reading Shiny Pokemon GO update: The best Pokemon in late July 2020 Continue Reading
Things have generally been quiet on the Windows 10X front in recent months, but today, a handful of new rumors are spilling a lot of details on the upcoming operating system. Not only do these new rumors tell us when Microsoft may launch Windows 10X, but they also explain what the Windows landscape will look … Continue reading Windows 10X reportedly pushed to 2021 – and with a key feature missing Continue Reading
Today, artificial intelligence programs can recognize faces and objects in photos and videos, transcribe audio in real-time, detect cancer in x-ray scans years in advance, and compete with humans in some of the most complicated games. Until a few years ago, all these challenges were either thought insurmountable, decades away, or were being solved with … Continue reading Everything you need to know about transfer learning in AI Continue Reading