Top 3 reasons I'd buy an Apple Watch Ultra 2 ahead of the Series 9
Apple’s Wonderlust event seems a distant memory now, but with Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 now here, you may be wondering which Apple Watch to pick up.
We’d estimate many prospective Apple Watch buyers don’t upgrade every year, meaning there’s every chance you could be moving from a Series 4 or 5 to a Series 9, or an Ultra 2.
There really is no such thing as a bad Apple Watch, but this year’s mainline entry lacks big new features. In fact, we’d argue that if you’re desperate for a new Appl
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TOP Source: Imore 09-23-2023 Security
ICC War Crimes Tribunal Paralyzed Following Major Hacking Attack on Digital Systems
The International Criminal Court (ICC) finds itself entangled in a web of digital chaos as it grapples with the aftermath of a major hacking incident.
Reuters reports that the Dutch-based ICC, renowned for prosecuting war crimes and crimes against humanity, now faces severe limitations on its digital operations, casting a shadow over ongoing trials and investigations.
Cybersecurity Incident Unveiled
The situation began when the ICC revealed a "cybersecurity incident" on Tuesday, sending shockw
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-23-2023 Cars
Tesla Cybertruck Spotted with New Digital Camouflage Wrap
A new Tesla Cybertruck is spotted in the wild, donning a never-before-seen colorful wrap.
The Tesla Cybertruck has been making waves in the electric vehicle (EV) industry since Elon Musk teased its impending launch. With its futuristic design and stainless steel body, the Cybertruck is hard to miss. However, lately, Tesla has been experimenting with an unexpected twist: wraps and camouflage.
Colorful Camouflage: New Tesla Cybertruck Trend?
Tesla has traditionally steered clear of wraps and camou
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-23-2023 Cars
BMW stops selling all its motorcycles in US except for electric motorcycles
BMW Motorrad has issued a “stop sale” notice for all of its internal combustion engine motorcycles in the US. The notice covers both new and used models, and specifically lists the BMW CE 04, an electric motorbike, as the only model still for sale from the company’s dealers.
The issue appears to be related to the fuel system in BMW’s motorcycles, and is likely to be a problem that has spanned several generations of the bikes based on the stop sale notice covering all model years.
The BMW CE 04
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TOP Source: Electrek 09-23-2023 General
T-Mobile switching to Google’s Jibe for RCS in Messages app
In addition to Get the Messages continuing with iPager, T-Mobile announced today that its RCS offering is now powered by Google’s Jibe platform.
Carriers can either have Google power the RCS backend/servers or use their own infrastructure. T-Mobile did both depending on the Android device:
“On devices that state, “Chat features from Google provided by Jibe Mobile.”, this means Google is the Advanced Messaging provider for Messages by Google on the device.”
“On devices
that state, “Chat featur
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TOP Source: 9to5google 09-23-2023 Science&Technology
NASA says there is an asteroid it’s monitoring that could potentially impact Earth
According to scientists, Bennu will make a close flyby of Earth in 2135 with a chance of impacting our planet in 2182.
“During the flyby, there is an extremely small chance that Bennu will pass through a gravitational keyhole – a region of space that would set it on just the right path to impact Earth,” NASA shared.
The research team said it is difficult to determine the odds of this happening, but new data from NASA’s Osiris-Rex spacecraft have allowed scientists to better model how Bennu’s orb
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TOP Source: Ky3 09-23-2023 Science&Technology
India's moon lander and rover are about to wake up from a nearly month-long nap as the sun rises on
Right now, there are two historic robots fast asleep near the moon's south pole — India's Chandrayaan-3 moon lander and its adorable sidekick lunar rover.
But nap time is nearly over — hopefully.
The two robotic explorers are set to wake up around September 22, according to the Indian Space Research Organization, which landed them on the moon in a historic first in August.
Both ISRO's Vikram lander and Pragyan rover run on solar power. Therefore, they need sunlight to charge their batteries a
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TOP Source: Business Insider 09-23-2023 Science&Technology
Exquisite spider fossils from Australia offer clues to their evolution
Two fossilised spiders have been found entombed in iron-rich sediments at a recently discovered site in New South Wales, Australia.
One is the second biggest fossil spider that has ever been uncovered, and it has been identified as a new species of brush-footed trapdoor spider, named Megamonodontium mccluskyi.
Only a handful of ancient spider remains have been found in Australia. “There’s no shortage of spiders living in Australia today, but the fossil record is nearly blank,” says Matthew McCu
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TOP Source: News Scientist 09-21-2023 Science&Technology
Kawasaki Unveils Ninja e-1, Z e-1 Electric Motorcycle Specs, Release Dates: Will They Live Up to the
Kawasaki has finally pulled the curtain back on its highly anticipated foray into the electric motorcycle market.
Meet the Ninja e-1 and Z e-1, the electrified siblings of the iconic Ninja and Z series, designed to cater to the entry-level segment.
However, some reports raise the question: Do their specs and features match the hype? Will they revolutionize the electric motorcycle industry?
Performance and Power Surge
First things first: the heart of these machines.
The Ninja e-1 and Z e-1 are
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-21-2023 Science&Technology
Clara Sousa-Silva seeks molecular signatures of life in alien atmospheres
Ask Clara Sousa-Silva about her research and she’ll be absolutely clear: Yes, she is looking for aliens. But she is not hunting them.
“The idea that I’m hunting anything, I find very distasteful,” she says. “I have spent my life … trying to let go of the notion that I have to go somewhere to know it, that I have to touch it to know it’s real.”
Sousa-Silva is a quantum astrochemist at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., and an expert in knowing things from afar. Her research team studies
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TOP Source: Science News 09-21-2023 Science&Technology
Tesla Model 3’s unique capability from being stranded after having 0 range
ByJoey KlenderPosted on September 19, 2023
Tesla vehicles feature a unique capability that recently saved a Model 3 from being stranded on the road after depleting all of its range, and it did not have to visit a Supercharger.
One of the more useful features of Tesla vehicles is its regenerative braking, which uses the energy produced from slowing the car down to combat some of the range loss that is caused by everyday driving. The vehicle simply stores that energy and retransmits it back to t
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TOP Source: Tesla Rati 09-21-2023 Science&Technology
AirPods Max
Should You Buy AirPods Max?
Introduced in December 2020, the AirPods Max have now been in Apple's product lineup for three years, but the company does not release new AirPods models on a regular basis. Apple has only debuted one generation of the AirPods Max headphones so far, which makes it difficult to speculate on an upgrade cycle timeline, but there could be a new model in 2024 or 2025.
Given that there have not yet been any concrete signs of new AirPods Max headphones or distinct rumors ar
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TOP Source: Mac Rumors 09-21-2023 Science&Technology
Apple’s new $19 EarPods are a smarter purchase than the $549 AirPods Max
When Apple unveiled the iPhone 15 series with USB-C last week, the company didn’t forget about wired headphone fans. Apple updated its EarPods for the first time since 2016, giving them a USB-C connector too—and if you need a pair of headphones, you might want to give them a look.
EarPods are very simple headphones reminiscent of the original iPod headphones featured in Apple’s iconic silhouette ads. They were redesigned in 2012 with “a breakthrough design for a more natural fit and increased d
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TOP Source: Mac World 09-21-2023 Science&Technology
Fitbit App and Its New Design Arrive Today KellenKellen September 19, 2023
Fitbit’s big redesign is headed to phones today after first being announced a little over a month ago. The new design splits everything into 3 tabs (Today, Coach, and You) with new icons, a refined color palette throughout, more consistent charts of your health trends, and easier logging of health info, like steps and water intake.
We’ve talked about this previously, and the news is really about the app update rolling out starting today, so here is Google’s recap of the three different tabs you’
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TOP Source: Droid Life 09-21-2023 Science&Technology
NASA's Osiris-Rex Prepares to Deliver Asteroid Sample It Swiped in Space
A pickpocketed piece of a big asteroid named Bennu is on its way back to Earth. NASA's Osiris-Rex is winding down its mission more than seven years after launching from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
In 2020, the van-size spacecraft performed a "touch-and-go" maneuver -- sort of like a chest bump in space -- and swiped a few ounces of material from the space rock, which is really a pile of rubble held together by its own gravity. Osiris-Rex lingered around Bennu until 2021, when it started its two-ye
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TOP Source: Cnet 09-21-2023 General
Artist ordered to repay museum $76K after submitting blank canvases titled ‘Take the Money and Run’
Jens Haaning was supposed to create works of art with the 530,000 Danish krone ($76,000) lent to him by a museum, but instead he took the money and ran in the name of art. Now, after almost two years of litigation, a Copenhagen court ruled on Monday that the artist must return nearly all of the cash.
In 2021 the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg, in Denmark’s Jutland region, loaned Haaning the money to create updated versions of two earlier works — frames filled with banknotes depicting th
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TOP Source: CNN 09-20-2023 Science&Technology
Scientists Uncover Ancient Roman Glass That Have Crystals Used in Modern Technology
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Around 2,000 years ago in ancient Rome, glass vessels, once holding wine, water, or fragrances, tumbled and shattered on the streets. Over the centuries, these shards were buried under layers of earth.
As they resurface from archaeological sites and construction projects, they reveal a stunning transformation. Their surfaces exhibit an iridescent mosaic of blues, greens, and oranges, with some even boasting golden mirrors.
Photonic Crystals on Buried Ancient Roman Glass
These captivating glass
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-20-2023 Science&Technology
Massive eruption on sun hurls coronal mass ejection toward Earth, auroras likely Sept. 19 (video)
Editor's note Sept. 19: NOAA has confirmed that moderate (G2) geomagnetic storm levels have been reached. Aurora displays have been sighted across multiple U.S. States. including Minnesota, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and Montana.
A giant solar tendril, known as a solar filament, lashed out from the sun on Saturday (Sept. 16) catapulting a super-hot plasma eruption known as a coronal mass ejection (CME) toward Earth.
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued a G2-cla
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TOP Source: Space 09-20-2023 Science&Technology
How to use Apple Watch Double Tap on Galaxy Watch 6
Out of everything that Apple announced during its iPhone 15 event, a lot of people seem to be stuck on the new Apple Watch Double Tap feature. Did you know that this isn't actually a new feature, but instead was previously available as an Accessibility feature? Making things even better, you can already use Double Tap on your Galaxy Watch 6, but it needs to be enabled first.
WHAT IS DOUBLE TAP?
Double Tap was announced as a new feature coming to the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2
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TOP Source: Android Central 09-20-2023 Science&Technology
Erik Buell on the future of electric motorcycles
he USA might be the land of the automobile, with its grid-oriented cities, wide roads and interstates rolling off into the horizon. But cities that were not built for cars have narrow, winding and possibly cobbled streets without many parking options, and you’ll find that mopeds and small-engined bikes of various stripes are a far more common sight in these cities than cars. They are cheap to run, easy to maintain, and relatively simple to learn to ride. Mostly, they’re not about recreation, bu
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TOP Source: Tech Crunch 09-20-2023 Cars
2025 Volvo EX30 First Ride: Think Smaller
Volvo's core brief for its new EX30 crossover was, well, brief: Build a small, desirable premium electric vehicle with over 250 miles of usable range, and price it under $35,000 (before destination and not including government rebates). So far as we can tell, from a two-day immersion with the cute-ute at Volvo HQ in Sweden, it has achieved that goal. The EX30 is adorable and intriguing. It should also be a startling performer. The top-spec all-wheel-drive Twin Motor Performance model boasts 422
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TOP Source: Car and Driver 09-20-2023 Science&Technology
The iPhone 15 gets USB-C, a redesigned Cybertruck surfaces and California considers banning AV truck
Hey, friendly people, and welcome to Week in Review (WiR), TechCrunch’s regular newsletter that aggregates the top tech news over the past few days. It’s our humble opinion that there’s no better place to get caught up on the industry’s happenings, whether you’re a news junkie or simply among the tech-curious.
In this edition of WiR, we cover Apple’s iPhone and other related announcements, the MGM hack and Tesla’s Cybertruck reemerging with an updated interior. Also on the agenda is payment pr
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TOP Source: Tech Crunch 09-20-2023 Science&Technology
Scientists have two ways to spot gravitational waves. Here are some other ideas
Until recently, gravitational waves could have been a figment of Einstein’s imagination. Before they were detected, these ripples in spacetime existed only in the physicist’s general theory of relativity, as far as scientists knew.
Now, researchers have not one but two ways to detect the waves. And they’re on the hunt for more. The study of gravitational waves is booming, says astrophysicist Karan Jani of Vanderbilt University in Nashville. “This is just remarkable. No field I can think of in f
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TOP Source: Science News 09-20-2023 Science&Technology
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover reaches perilous ridge on Red Planet after 3 failed attempts
On Monday (Sept. 18), NASA confirmed that, after three failed attempts, its Curiosity Mars rover managed to reach a precarious destination on the Red Planet: The Gediz Vallis Ridge.
As to why this formation was worth such turmoil for Curiosity? Well, scientists believe that three billion years ago, when Mars was much wetter than the arid land it is now, powerful debris flows carried mud and boulders down the side of a mountain in the vicinity known as Mount Sharp. According to NASA, this debri
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TOP Source: Space 09-19-2023 Science&Technology
Prehistoric Palestinian site added to UNESCO World Heritage list
A United Nations committee has voted to list prehistoric ruins near the ancient city of Jericho in the occupied West Bank as a World Heritage Site in Palestine.
The decision, which has been criticised by Israel, was made at a meeting of the UN World Heritage Committee in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Sunday under the auspices of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO.
The listing refers to the Tell es-Sultan archaeological site nearby, which contains prehistoric ruins dating
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TOP Source: Al Jazeera 09-19-2023 Science&Technology
UAPs: Nasa reveals long-awaited report into UFOs
Nasa has been looking into reports of mysterious sightings in the skies and it says it's not found any concrete evidence they are aliens... but admits it's possible that they could be.
The space agency says there's "a lot more to learn" about UFOs - or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs), as it calls them - as it presented a report following a long-awaited study into hundreds of reports of sightings.
The Nasa experts said there was no evidence that UAPs came from outer space, but they admi
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TOP Source: BBC 09-19-2023 Science&Technology
UFOs: What NASA’s New UAP Report Reveals | WSJ
An independent study team appointed by NASA say that they haven’t found evidence of “extraterrestrial” unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, but a number of these discoveries are still a mystery.
Here’s why the government hasn't been able to explain what they are, and why NASA’s involvement could be a big step.
0:00 UAPs, explained
0:50 Limited data
1:57 Siloed agencies
2:52 Stigma around UAPs
3:58 What’s next?
News Explainers
Some days the high-speed news cycle can bring more questions th
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TOP Source: Wall Street JournaL 09-19-2023 Science&Technology
How Much Does It Cost to Charge an Electric Vehicle?
Calculating the cost of charging an electric vehicle, at home and on the road, can be complicated. For the four out of five new-car buyers who can charge at home, often overnight, the cost per mile is virtually always cheaper than the cost of gasoline for a similar vehicle. It's tougher for apartment dwellers, who may pay a variety of rates to companies that operate charging stations in shared parking areas. For DC fast-charging, which a driver will likely want to use on road trips that are lon
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TOP Source: Car and Driver 09-19-2023 Health
Anti-Vaxxers Know How to Dodge Facebook's Policy Amid Removal of COVID-19 Misinformation [Study]
Meta's COVID-19 policies may appear effective in eradicating misinformation about this health issue, but the latest study suggests that it's not what it looks like.
With the prevalence of anti-vaxxers who promote COVID myths and unsafe practices on how to prevent getting infected, Facebook needs to deploy stronger methods to address this concern.
COVID-19 Misinformation Still Bypasses Facebook's Policies
The tireless battle against harmful misinformation online remains an exhausting yet critic
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-19-2023 Science&Technology
Stunning image of Andromeda galaxy takes top astronomy photography prize of 2023 (gallery)
The Royal Observatory Greenwich has announced the winners of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year 15, during an award ceremony held Sept. 14.
This was the Royal Observatory Greenwich's 15th year holding the contest, which garnered more than 4,000 submissions from 64 different countries for 2023. A shortlist of winning submissions was released in July, and many of those spectacular images have made a reappearance.
As the world's largest astrophotography competition, Royal Observatory Greenw
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TOP Source: Space 09-19-2023 Culture
Afro-Cuban artist reimagines Renaissance art with Black people at the center
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Consider Michelangelo’s famous “Creation of Adam,” Sandro Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus” or Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” When you think of Western art’s grand visual narratives of humanity’s inception — and all its triumphs, beauty, tragedies and meaning — they likely look very White.
This is because, for centuries, the artistic traditions of the European Renaissance have been the authority of such themes. It was from the 15th to 16th century that “art came to be seen as a
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TOP Source: CNN 09-19-2023 Games
Young People Hooked to Playing Arcade Games Are Spending Thousands, Sparking Concerns
Arcades used to be where young people would spend their extra time and money, and while it may seem like these arcades have disappeared, some people today are still addicted to them. With that, it was revealed that young people are still spending hundreds on arcade games recently.
Young People Are Spending Huge Money on Arcade Games
According to The Straits Times, 13-year-old Alicia spent quite a lot of money on arcade games. She would pay around $2,500 monthly for these arcade games, in which y
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
Quick Charge Podcast: September 14, 2023
Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players.
New episodes of Quick Charge are recorded Monday through Thursday and again on Saturday. Subscribe to our podcast in Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they’re available.
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TOP Source: Electrek 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
Abandoned Apollo 17 lunar lander module is causing tremors on the moon
A spacecraft left behind by US astronauts on the lunar surface could be causing small tremors known as moonquakes, according to a new study.
Researchers revealed the previously unknown form of seismic activity on the moon for the first time through an analysis of Apollo-era data using modern algorithms.
Massive temperature swings that occur on the moon can cause human-made structures to expand and contract in a way that produces these vibrations, the report suggests. The lunar surface is an extr
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TOP Source: CNN 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
Blackmagic Design Debuts the Cinema Camera 6K—A Full-Frame Powerful Contender with L-Mount Lens
Digital Film is getting a significant upgrade in the body of a small DSLR camera, with Blackmagic Design unveiling its first full-frame camera called the "Cinema Camera 6K." This new contender in the full-frame camera industry is one powerful device, delivering significant quality with its 6K sensor, with the company changing to L-Mount lenses that move away from the EF mount.
The camera body itself is a massive upgrade from its previous releases, promising enhancements to quality and outputs,
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
iPhone 15 already compatible with USB-C Backbone One controllers made for Android
The iPhone 15 is officially switching from Lightning to USB-C, and accessory makers are in full swing responding to that change. This week, Backbone has confirmed that its existing lineup of USB-C game controllers will work with the new iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models.
For those unfamiliar, the Backbone One for iPhone is an excellent controller that turns your iPhone into a portable game console. You just slide your iPhone into the collapsible design and take full advantage of the built-in
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TOP Source: 9to5Mac 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
Huawei Watch GT 4 debuts as new affordable smartwatch from €249 with skin temperature sensor and 2 w
Huawei has released two new smartwatches, both under the banner of the Watch GT 4 series. As always, the Watch GT series serves as a more affordable option to Huawei's Watch series, which is now on its fourth generation. While the Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro rely on a powerful chipset at the expense of comparatively short battery life, both Watch GT 4 sizes should outlast many of their peers.
Specifically, Huawei rates the 41 mm edition for up to 7 days between charges or a mere 2 days with Always-O
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TOP Source: Notebook Check 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
Apple Watch Ultra 2 Already Facing 6-7 Week Shipping Delay for Some Configurations
The all-new Apple Watch Ultra 2 is available to order in the U.S. and more than 40 other countries, with pricing set at $799. The high-end Apple Watch will launch in stores and begin arriving to customers on September 22, but some configurations are already facing lengthy shipping delays as of late Wednesday.
A quick spot check of Apple's online store in the U.S. reveals that models with an Alpine band in Blue in Medium/Large sizes face 2-3 week shipping estimates for orders placed on late Wedne
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TOP Source: Mac Rumors 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
Every iPhone 15 Model Compared: Base vs. Plus vs. Pro vs. Pro Max
The iPhone 15 series is here. Apple unveiled four models at its Wonderlust event on Tuesday, alongside the Watch Series 9 and the Watch Ultra 2. This year Apple's iPhone 15 line again encompasses a base iPhone 15 and slightly larger iPhone 15 Plus, which offer comparable specs to one another. But the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, which are a tier above the base and Plus models, include a few differences that make the Pro Max stand out a little bit more this year.
Some features like the D
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TOP Source: Cnet 09-16-2023 Science&Technology
X Agrees to Talk to More Than 2,000 Fired Employees After Elon Musk’s Purge—Compensation Coming?
X has recently agreed to go on talks with more than 2,000 fired employees who have been laid off without ample notice and compensation, soon to address what happened during the separation. This also highlights a possibility of them getting what they are owed by the company after the abrupt layoffs who many claimed that the company did not provide anything after.
These employees were part of Elon Musk's Great Twitter purge as it tried to save the company money after the tech mogul acquired the
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-14-2023 Science&Technology
Apple Updates the AirPods Pro 2 with USB-C Charging Case, Alongside the iPhone 15
In a surprise outing from Apple, the AirPods Pro 2, the highly expected and speculated device from the company has seen an upgrade to a USB-C Charging Case with Cupertino revealing it last Tuesday. The Wanderlust event from Apple brought in its massive releases earlier today, unveiling the world of the most powerful smartphone from the company, the iPhone 15.
Apple completed the ensemble for the public, with the iPhone 15 coming in with its trusty wireless music device, both sporting USB-C cha
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-14-2023 Science&Technology
Hands-On With the New Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 Models
Apple today gave members of the media that were at Apple Park for the "Wonderlust" event a chance to take a look at the new Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 models ahead of their release. MacRumors videographer Dan attended, getting a first look at the new color options, Double Tap, and more.
The major new feature for both the Series 9 and the Ultra 2 is the updated S9 chip, a welcome update because prior to this, the chip in the Apple Watch hadn't been updated since the Series 6 e
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TOP Source: Mac Rumors 09-14-2023 Science&Technology
How to Buy iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, or iPhone 15 Max: Preorder Guide
The iPhone 15 has just recently launched with even more upgraded specs compared to the iPhone 14. While the phone has already been officially revealed, its preorders are still limited with players not yet able to officially purchase the device.
iPhone 15 Announced During the Apple Wonderlust Event
According to the story by The Verge, the new iPhone was announced during the Wonderlust event but is not yet open for preorders. Buyers who want to purchase the new smartphone would have to place the
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-14-2023 Science&Technology
Airstream Trade Wind packs more battery and solar power than ever for off-grid travels
The silver bullet is going off-grid. Airstream unveiled the 2024 Trade Wind Travel Tuesday as the most independent travel trailer in the company’s 92-year history. With its largest battery bank and solar system so far, the Airstream Trade Wind is built for off-grid adventures.
Airstream founder Wally Byam founded the company to improve the camping experience. The travel trailers allow you to experience the most out of nature with a comfortable place to sleep, a stove to cook, a sink, a refriger
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TOP Source: Electrek 09-14-2023 Health
How Healthy Habits Significantly Lower Depression Risk: Study
A comprehensive University of Cambridge study found that a healthy lifestyle that includes regular physical exercise and social engagement may greatly reduce the risk of depression.
The research, conducted by Barbara Sahakian and her colleagues, examined data from over 280,000 UK adult residents. It looked into smoking, alcohol consumption, physical activity, dietary choices, sleep habits, and social connections. Researchers were granted access to the participants' medical histories and conduc
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TOP Source: Tech Times 09-14-2023 Games
Resident Evil 4 Remake, RE Village, And Assassin’s Creed Mirage Announced For iPhone 15 Pro
Apple held a special keynote event today to reveal the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max, new Apple Watches, and more. While new iPhones aren’t exactly surprising given the company's annual cadence, what is surprising is that Apple has also announced that Resident Evil 4 (Remake), Resident Evil Village, Assassin's Creed Mirage, and Death Stranding are coming to the iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max, as reported by IGN.
While details were sparse, Apple showed a few screens
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TOP Source: Game Informer 09-14-2023 Science&Technology
Apple’s USB-C AirPods Pro will support lossless audio with the Vision Pro
During its iPhone 15 event, Apple announced that the second-generation AirPods Pro will soon ship with a USB-C case. But it turns out the company quietly made other upgrades that go beyond swapping the case’s charging port. For one, the USB-C AirPods Pro have tacked dust resistance onto their existing water and sweat resistance: they’re rated IP54 versus the IPX4 of last year’s Lightning model. But perhaps more interesting is that these USB-C AirPods Pro will support lossless audio when used w
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TOP Source: The Verge 09-14-2023 Science&Technology
iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max Hands-On: Titanium Frame, 5x Zoom Camera and Spatial Video
The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max made their debut at Apple's annual fall event on Tuesday. From the moment I picked them up in a hands-on area inside the Steve Jobs Theater, I could tell there were some significant refinements compared with previous Pro models. The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are made with titanium instead of the stainless steel found on last year's iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max and, as a result, are noticeably lighter.
In recent years, Apple used its Pro phones to push the envelope
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TOP Source: Cnet