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Adobe Launches Project Indigo, a Camera App for iPhone With Full Manual Controls
Adobe has launched yet another app for the iPhone, building upon its recent releases of Firefly and Photoshop on the App Store. The US-based company has introduced Project Indigo, a dedicated camera app developed by Adobe Labs which leverages computational photography to capture up to 32 frames and combine them into a single photo. It uses artifici...
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Apple Unveils Accessibility Nutrition Labels, Magnifier for Mac, Braille Access and More
Apple on Tuesday revealed new accessibility features coming to iOS 19, macOS 16, watchOS 12 later this year. App Store listings will gain Accessibility Nutrition Labels, Mac users will get a new Magnifier app for zooming, while blind users will get a new Braille Access feature for notes and calculations. The Apple Watch will introduce support for L...
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Fired Worker Shoots Ex-Boss In New York City. Flees Through Subway Tunnels
A recently dismissed employee of a computer repair store shot his former boss in New York City's Upper West Side area on Wednesday and fled into the subway system to evade the police.
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Apple Vision Pro to Sell Out Quickly After February Release Due to Smaller Shipment, Analyst Says
Apple Vision Pro will go on sale in the US on February 2 and an analyst has predicted that the company's first mixed reality headset will be sold out soon after it is launched. The first spatial computer from Apple has an expensive $3,499 price tag. It will be available for pre-orders in the US on January 19 and go on sale via Apple Stores two week...
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Apple Working on Search and Generative AI, Possesses Technology to Rival Google: Mark Gurman
Apple is improving its search technology used in its apps while the technology that powers Apple's Spotlight tool on its mobile and computer operating systems could also be used to launch a search engine to rival Google, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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Amazon Prime Day Sale 2023: Best Deals on Mice and Other Computer Accessories
Amazon Prime Day Sale 2023 has started and it is raining discounts and deals on some of the most awaited electronic devices this weekend. The Prime Day 2023 sale, only open for two days, is exclusively accessible to Prime members only. The sale offers started at midnight on July 15 and will end at 11:59pm on July 16.
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Blockchain Is a Key Technology – a Computer Scientist Explains Why the Post-Crypto-Crash Future Is Bright
People hear a lot about blockchain technology in relation to cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, which rely on blockchain systems to keep records of financial transactions between people and businesses. There are plenty of other uses for this type of system, which does not rely on centralised storage and where many people can participate securely, even ...
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Watch: Apple Fan Brings 1984 Computer To Mumbai Store's Grand Opening
Tech giant Appleopened its first retail store in India in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex area today. Apple fans were seen making long queues outside the store several hours ahead of the grand opening.
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Quantum Computer Startup SEEQC Unveils Digital Chip for Super Cold Temperatures
New York-based quantum computer startup SEEQC said on Wednesday it has developed a digital chip that can operate at temperatures colder than outer space so it can be used with quantum processors that are often in cryogenic chambers. Quantum computers, based on quantum physics, have the potential one day to complete some calculations millions of tim...
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Apple Watch Ultra's Oceanic+ Dive Computer App Now Available on the App Store
Among the many new features introduced by Apple for its Watch Ultra model at launch was its ability to function as a dive computer for deep sea divers. A few months in, Apple has delivered the advertised Oceanic+ app, which is now available for download on the App Store. The app is free of cost, but requires in-app purchases for advanced features.
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Micron Begins Mass Production of Advanced DRAM Memory Chip in Japan
Micron on Wednesday began mass production of its new high-capacity low-power 1-beta dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips at its new plant in Japan. Located at Hiroshima, the facility will product Micron's latest memory chip that can store a third more data than older chips, as the company tries to revive and modernise its once-mighty chip indu...
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Russian Software Firm Disguised As "American" Finds Its Way In US Army
Thousands of smartphone applications in Apple and Google's online stores contain computer code developed by a technology company, Pushwoosh, that presents itself as based in the United States, but is actually Russian, Reuters has found.
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Government Orders VPN Providers to Store and Share User Data: All You Should Know
Virtual Private Network (VPN) providers will be required to register and preserve user information for at least five years, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology's Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has said in an eight-page directive.
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World’s First Large-Scale Computer Took Nearly 3 Years to Make, Occupied Space the Size of a Large Room
A GIF circulating on the Internet of a data cable being attached to a 1945 computer has been followed up with detailed information about the machine by a Twitter account. It explains what this large-scale computer called Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer (ENIAC) meant and how it worked.
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REvil Ransomware Attack: Coop, Other Affected Firms Could Take Weeks to Recover
Computer systems of several companies across the world, including 800 physical grocery stores of Sweden's Coop, that were shut down after attacked by REvil ransomware could take weeks to recover, cyber security experts said.
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Adobe Launches Project Indigo, a Camera App for iPhone With Full Manual Controls
Adobe has launched yet another app for the iPhone, building upon its recent releases of Firefly and Photoshop on the App Store. The US-based company has introduced Project Indigo, a dedicated camera app developed by Adobe Labs which leverages computational photography to capture up to 32 frames and combine them into a single photo. It uses artifici...
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Apple Unveils Accessibility Nutrition Labels, Magnifier for Mac, Braille Access and More
Apple on Tuesday revealed new accessibility features coming to iOS 19, macOS 16, watchOS 12 later this year. App Store listings will gain Accessibility Nutrition Labels, Mac users will get a new Magnifier app for zooming, while blind users will get a new Braille Access feature for notes and calculations. The Apple Watch will introduce support for L...
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Fired Worker Shoots Ex-Boss In New York City. Flees Through Subway Tunnels
A recently dismissed employee of a computer repair store shot his former boss in New York City's Upper West Side area on Wednesday and fled into the subway system to evade the police.
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Apple Vision Pro to Sell Out Quickly After February Release Due to Smaller Shipment, Analyst Says
Apple Vision Pro will go on sale in the US on February 2 and an analyst has predicted that the company's first mixed reality headset will be sold out soon after it is launched. The first spatial computer from Apple has an expensive $3,499 price tag. It will be available for pre-orders in the US on January 19 and go on sale via Apple Stores two week...
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Apple Working on Search and Generative AI, Possesses Technology to Rival Google: Mark Gurman
Apple is improving its search technology used in its apps while the technology that powers Apple's Spotlight tool on its mobile and computer operating systems could also be used to launch a search engine to rival Google, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
-
Amazon Prime Day Sale 2023: Best Deals on Mice and Other Computer Accessories
Amazon Prime Day Sale 2023 has started and it is raining discounts and deals on some of the most awaited electronic devices this weekend. The Prime Day 2023 sale, only open for two days, is exclusively accessible to Prime members only. The sale offers started at midnight on July 15 and will end at 11:59pm on July 16.
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Blockchain Is a Key Technology – a Computer Scientist Explains Why the Post-Crypto-Crash Future Is Bright
People hear a lot about blockchain technology in relation to cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, which rely on blockchain systems to keep records of financial transactions between people and businesses. There are plenty of other uses for this type of system, which does not rely on centralised storage and where many people can participate securely, even ...
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Watch: Apple Fan Brings 1984 Computer To Mumbai Store's Grand Opening
Tech giant Appleopened its first retail store in India in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex area today. Apple fans were seen making long queues outside the store several hours ahead of the grand opening.
-
Quantum Computer Startup SEEQC Unveils Digital Chip for Super Cold Temperatures
New York-based quantum computer startup SEEQC said on Wednesday it has developed a digital chip that can operate at temperatures colder than outer space so it can be used with quantum processors that are often in cryogenic chambers. Quantum computers, based on quantum physics, have the potential one day to complete some calculations millions of tim...
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Apple Watch Ultra's Oceanic+ Dive Computer App Now Available on the App Store
Among the many new features introduced by Apple for its Watch Ultra model at launch was its ability to function as a dive computer for deep sea divers. A few months in, Apple has delivered the advertised Oceanic+ app, which is now available for download on the App Store. The app is free of cost, but requires in-app purchases for advanced features.
-
Micron Begins Mass Production of Advanced DRAM Memory Chip in Japan
Micron on Wednesday began mass production of its new high-capacity low-power 1-beta dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips at its new plant in Japan. Located at Hiroshima, the facility will product Micron's latest memory chip that can store a third more data than older chips, as the company tries to revive and modernise its once-mighty chip indu...
-
Russian Software Firm Disguised As "American" Finds Its Way In US Army
Thousands of smartphone applications in Apple and Google's online stores contain computer code developed by a technology company, Pushwoosh, that presents itself as based in the United States, but is actually Russian, Reuters has found.
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Government Orders VPN Providers to Store and Share User Data: All You Should Know
Virtual Private Network (VPN) providers will be required to register and preserve user information for at least five years, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology's Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has said in an eight-page directive.
-
World’s First Large-Scale Computer Took Nearly 3 Years to Make, Occupied Space the Size of a Large Room
A GIF circulating on the Internet of a data cable being attached to a 1945 computer has been followed up with detailed information about the machine by a Twitter account. It explains what this large-scale computer called Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer (ENIAC) meant and how it worked.
-
REvil Ransomware Attack: Coop, Other Affected Firms Could Take Weeks to Recover
Computer systems of several companies across the world, including 800 physical grocery stores of Sweden's Coop, that were shut down after attacked by REvil ransomware could take weeks to recover, cyber security experts said.
