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Samsung smart glasses could be in the works based on new XR headset patent
Samsung was supposed to launch an XR headset before the end of 2024, but Samsung has already confirmed that it’s been delayed to 2025. It’s a device that has reportedly seen a number of pivots from what Samsung initially announced a year ago. The crew over at 91Mobiles recently spotted a patent filing for the design of the headset in…
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Android’s Quick Share Now Works on ARM Windows Laptops
Google’s Quick Share, an app for transferring files between Android devices, Chromebooks, and Windows PCs, is now available for Windows PCs powered by ARM processors. This includes laptops with Snapdragon chips. The Quick Share app for Windows is available through Google’s website and is a convenient alternative to Microsoft’s Phone Link service. While Phone Link has much better system integration,…
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It’s alive! New report says Apple Ring still in the works after all
Apple may have cancelled the much rumored Apple Ring, or the Cupertino-company could still be developing the potential wearable. Who knows. Currently, we’re leaning toward, Apple is designing a smart ring. The latest rumor comes to us from the Korean blogging platform Naver, where yeux1122 revealed that Samsung might accelerate the release timeline of the Samsung Galaxy Ring 2. At…
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What Is a VPN? Definition, How It Works, and More
VPNs encrypt your online traffic and allow you to change your IP address, making it appear as if you’re in a different location. They’re commonly used in the following ways: To access region-locked content online such as shows or movies on streaming services To provide remote workers secure access to company resources To add an extra layer of anonymity and…
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How ChatGPT works with iOS 18.2 iPhones and Siri – Computerworld
We don’t know if Apple takes a cut of that sale, but I imagine it must; if not, others selling services on the company’s platform would want the same deal. ChatGPT Plus ($19.99/month) benefits include access to more advanced LLM models and higher limits for photo and file uploads, image generation, web browsing, and more. Also coming with iOS 18.2…
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How the ‘Fediverse’ Works (and Why It Might Be the Future of Social Media)
Idealist nerds have a long history of giving terribly confusing names to potentially revolutionary technology. So it goes with Fediverse, a portmanteau of “Federation” and “Universe,” and the potential future of the social internet. But what does that mean? Put simply, the Fediverse is the collective name for a bunch of different social networks and platforms that are connected to…
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Here’s How the Mortgage Loan Origination Process Works
Buying a home is an exciting and rewarding journey, but it can also be overwhelming, especially if you’re not familiar with the jargon and terminology used in the real estate industry. One such term is the “mortgage loan origination” process, which describes the series of steps that occurs between your initial mortgage application and the final closing of your loan.…
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Amazon’s Like a Dragon works better as a mob drama than a Yakuza adaptation
It was late when I watched the first episode of Amazon Prime Video’s Like a Dragon: Yakuza. I bargained with myself to watch one episode before sleep; three episodes later, I finally went to bed. Let’s get this out of the way: if you’re looking for Like a Dragon to be a faithful representation of the Yakuza video game series,…
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Generative AI Defined: How It Works, Benefits, and Limitations
What is generative AI in simple terms, and how does it work? Discover the meaning, benefits, limitations and dangers of generative AI with our guide. Source link
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How FDIC Insurance for Business Accounts Works
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) ensures the safety of cash deposited in insured banks, providing a protection of up to $250,000 per account in the case of a bank failure. You may find yourself asking: What does the FDIC do? Beyond insuring the money held in accounts, the FDIC works to establish a sense of public trust, redundancy, and…
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