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The foldable iPhone Ultra isn’t the only new product that Apple is working on to break into a new category. Outgoing CEO Tim Cook placed strong priority on smart glasses, and Apple has a very confident plan all laid out on how to challenge and even surpass the Meta Ray-Ban offerings.Smart glasses for the iPhoneApple insider Mark Gurman, in his newsletter Power On, reveals that the company is still working on smart glasses that can connect to a user’s iPhone. Unlike the recently shelved Apple Vision Pro, there is a lot of optimism inside the company for the smart glasses.The…

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Bouncing between an iPhone, an iPad, and a Mac all day comes with a quiet annoyance: what you start on one screen rarely follows you to the next. Apple is finally fixing that for its AI assistant, and the detail it just leaked says plenty about where Siri is headed.Siri conversations are about to sync across your devicesBloomberg’s Mark Gurman, in his latest Power On newsletter, reports that Apple’s revamped Siri app will sync your conversations across devices through iCloud. A chat you start on your iPhone will be waiting on your iPad or Mac, with nothing to copy over.This…

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This week, the California State Assembly passed the “Protect Our Games Act,” moving the bill towards the legislature. It is one of the biggest wins for the “Stop Killing Games” movement in North America so far, as YouTuber Scott Ross’ campaign picks up steam internationally. Bill AB 1921 proposes new conditions to commercial games being sundowned. For one, publishers must give players a 60 day warning before ending a game’s service, wiping out the potential for future Concord disasters. It would also require these games still allow access to them at some level indefinitely, whether it be a single-player mode…

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T-Mobile doesn’t quite have customers wrapped around its finger like it thought it did. Case in point: the so-called Un-carrier was forced to revoke two policy changes that didn’t sit right with its user base.Wallet-votingT-Mobile rolled out two controversial changes in April. The first halved the limit on device promos per account to two from four. This was rescinded in May. The second change blocked most free lines from getting device discounts. That, too, was quickly amended to make an exception for long-time customers.We polled our readers on what prompted this sudden corporate change of heart. The responses suggest the…

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For animals such as fish and insects that can’t control their body temperature, heat waves could be particularly detrimental. “Changes in air temperature will affect brain temperature,” says Baird. A hotter brain could hinder the functioning of nerves, and that, she says, “might affect sensing, memory, and learning.” Cross section shows band of cells in the mouse hippocampus. Credit: RAUNAK BASU / UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY Cross section shows band of cells in the mouse hippocampus. Credit: RAUNAK BASU / UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY When Baird and colleagues tried to teach bumblebees to associate sweet sucrose…

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On Thursday, presumed images of two Persona 6 characters made their way around the internet, allegedly originating on the Chinese social network Xiaohongshu. The Persona series is almost notorious for facing leaks, so a lot of fans quickly assumed they were real and ran with these designs. The leaked art depicts a blond dude with a bowl cut-esque hairstyle and big eyelashes. He’s next to a sad-looking girl with a black and red bob (who is saying “hi” for some reason). Fans initially assumed these were the rumored male and female main characters, but another reliable leaker, who jumped in…

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And into that post-Challenger disillusioned summer of 1986, Hollywood brought us SpaceCamp. It had all the right ingredients: A stacked cast with a solid leading duo (Kate Capshaw and Tom Skerritt), tons of real NASA location footage, and a big, brassy score by none other than John Williams. The film was completed before the Challenger disaster, leaving 20th Century Fox with something of a nightmarish choice on their hands—to shelve the film and lose millions, or send it to theaters and risk a PR disaster. For better or for worse, Fox chose to release the film, which ultimately made about…

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Photograph: Pete CottellM-Audio has packaged everything this person would need in a tidy little box with its M Track Duo HD producer pack. It includes a two-channel class-compliant audio interface, an M100 condenser mic, a pair of HD41 headphones, a mic clip, a USB-C cable to connect the interface to your computer or mobile device, and an XLR cable to connect the mic to the interface—all for the low price of $200. Aside from a mic stand (we love this desk clamp boom arm stand from Innogear) and the unearned confidence necessary to speak into a mic for hours about…

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After testing more than 60 mesh systems and routers in my last home, a modern two-story, 1,600-square-foot house, I found that single routers generally outperformed mesh systems, providing a faster and more stable connection, transferring files from one device to another on the network more quickly, and working efficiently without smart home connectivity issues. But many of those routers struggled to provide a fast connection in my backyard.Mesh systems extend your coverage, and nodes can target dead spots. I used a node to extend Wi-Fi into my backyard and to plug in a TV in the back room via Ethernet…

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The astounding growth of the hair-transplant industry in Turkey is not just a medical tourism success story; it’s also a tale of “hacked” medical equipment and algorithmic craftsmanship.From a biological and evolutionary perspective, human hair is often viewed as an unremarkable mass of keratin that still plays some important functions—protecting our scalps from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays and regulating our body temperatures—but, for the most part, is no longer essential to our survival.Yet, since ancient times, our subconscious perceptions of whether another person is healthy, young, or fertile have been based on visual cues such as skin radiance, the…

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