As part of an upgrade to several key services, Google just announced that it is adding language translation to its recently released Circle to Search feature. As the name implies, Circle to Search already allows certain Android users to do object-based research by simply drawing a circle around it. There will be no need for […]
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The most versatile full-frame lens from Nikon to date, it has an incredible 14.2x optical zoom covering the 28-400mm focal length. When it comes to full-frame lenses and smartphones, that optical zoom range is superior, even when digital zooms like Samsung’s 30-100x Space Zoom are not included. Although the Z 28-400mm f/4-8 VR isn’t technically […]
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On Wednesday, Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain science business, provided an exclusive look at how a paraplegic uses his brain implant to operate a computer. In a nine-minute video, the first human patient of Neuralink—a man paralyzed below the shoulders—appear to be able to move a cursor across a laptop screen using only his thoughts. He […]
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Although multiview on YouTube TV is well known to work with larger screens, a new update makes the feature available on iOS devices—specifically, the iPhone and iPad—for even more streaming options. Though there is no set date for when it will be accessible on Android, the experience will be available there in a few months. […]
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According to Nvidia (NVDA), Apple (AAPL) Vision Pro AR/VR headset will now have access to Nvidia’s Omniverse enterprise technologies. During its yearly GTC conference in San Jose on Monday, the graphics chip maker made the announcement. Using the Vision Pro, the plan is to enable developers to leverage Nvidia’s Omniverse tools in an AR/VR environment. […]
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As part of YouTube’s larger initiative to be open about content that could otherwise confuse or mislead consumers, creators of realistic-looking films will have to cite when they used artificial intelligence starting on Monday. A checklist inquiring if the content changes footage of a genuine place or event, portrays a realistic-looking situation that didn’t actually […]
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A new chipset from Qualcomm was just released; it is intended to be priced and feature-wise slightly less than its current flagship. Most of the 8 Gen 3’s features, including as support for on-device generative AI models, are intended to be available on more reasonably priced phones with the Snapdragon 8S Gen 3 processor. Not […]
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Another upgrade for Google Wallet is on the way, as Android Central reports. The California-based business is aiming to make it simpler for users to access cards from websites and apps by using “AppLinkData definitions.” A recent update to Google Wallet, a mobile payment service, allows users to immediately load boarding passes and cinema tickets […]
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While resolving a Pixel function that had suddenly vanished following the March Pixel feature release, Google inadvertently verified the existence of the Pixel 8a. Google included new battery facts, including the battery’s manufacturing date and number of charging cycles, to the battery information section of the Android 14 QPR 1 update. The purpose of these […]
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Adobe recently announced that it is releasing the most recent version of the Adobe Express app in beta, making it simpler for users to produce and share social media content on mobile devices. With the use of generative AI capabilities, users can now swiftly generate and edit social material thanks to Adobe’s integration of its […]
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