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25d ago
Virtual Reality
Apple's Next-Gen Vision Pro Headset Could Have One Major Display Upgrade
Rumors suggest that Apple's second-generation Vision Pro headset will feature improved displays.
25d ago
Internet
Tesla Introduces Next-Generation Robot
Tesla has just revealed its newest robot, marking a major step forward in the field of robotics.
25d ago
Mobilephone
Samsung Introduces Battery Protection Feature for Galaxy Phones
Samsung is adding a new feature to protect the battery in upcoming Galaxy S24 and current Galaxy phones, similar to the battery health tools for Google Pixel and Apple iPhones.
26d ago
Crypto Currency
Cathie Wood's ARK Invests in ProShares Bitcoin ETF After Dumping Grayscale Holdings
ARK Invest bought $9.2 million worth of BITO shares and sold $27.6 million worth of Coinbase stock.
26d ago
Computing
Beijing Launches State-Backed AI Platform to Meet Country's Rising Demand for Computing Power
Beijing has launched a public computing platform to support China’s artificial intelligence (AI) development at a time when the US is dialling up its export restrictions on advanced semiconductors critical to training and upscaling AI technologies.
26d ago
Artificial Intelligence
Kodak Black Urges Release of Israeli Hostages, Flaunts Star of David Bling
Read about the controversial statements and actions of rapper Kodak Black.
26d ago
Virtual Reality
Apple Vision Pro 2024 Release Date: Mass Shipments Just Days Away, Insider Claims
Apple’s next big product, its mixed-reality headset called the Vision Pro, is coming in 2024. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that the $3,499 device is in mass production right now, and will begin mass shipments in the first week of January 2024. This is much sooner than previously predicted, with earlier estimates suggesting a release in March.
26d ago
Internet
‘This can’t be characterised as an addiction because I know I could stop at any time’: Sam McGowan’s internet
The comedian and pioneering Twitter user, Sam McGowan, shares the 10 funniest things he has ever seen on the internet, including potato videos, fake Sandra Bullock accounts, and French Marge Simpson.