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One day, you’ll fold your Mac and pop it in your pocket – Computerworld
What will this mean to you? Productivity professionals should be able to use their iPads to replace even more of the tasks they may use a Windows device for today, turning Apple’s tablet into an even more viable replacement device as Microsoft terminates Windows 10 support later this year. Those abilities should, in theory, extend to any flattish Apple device equipped…
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‘Lighter and cheaper’ — Apple Vision Pro 2 sounds like a headset you’ll actually buy, but here’s why you shouldn’t
Apple Vision Pro has had a rocky launch to say the least. It’s one of the most technologically advanced gadgets you can buy, but it’s hurting people’s heads, necks, eyes and wallets. There is a plan to turn it around, though. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman Apple is hard at work on a next generation Vision Pro that will fix…
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Trump’s tariffs mean you’ll pay more for all gadgets
If you were wondering how President Trump’s tariffs may impact gadgets like smartphones, laptops, and smartwatches, there’s some bad, and perhaps slightly less-bad news. Unless something changes, Trump’s sweeping tariffs will lead to increased prices for consumers. But it will likely take some time before that actually happens. Modern gadgets generally aren’t made or assembled solely in the U.S. anymore.…
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You’ll soon be able to hear Apple Watch alarms even in silent mode
Apple’s release candidate for watchOS 11.4 came out today, providing an early look at some new features coming to the Apple Watch in the next few weeks. The OS update has some bug fixes, but more notably, it makes a change to the Apple Watch’s Silent Mode, allowing alarms to be heard while everything else is silenced. Currently, with Silent…
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Have Some Spare Cash? You’ll Need it for OpenAI’s New API
OpenAI researcher Hyung Won Chung. Image: OpenAI/YouTube Reasoning models, which dedicate time to thoroughly thinking through prompts, are at the front of the generative AI pack. OpenAI announced on March 20 o1-pro, a heavy-duty version of one of its reasoning models. Developers on any of OpenAI’s paid tiers can find o1-pro in the OpenAI API starting today. Those with higher…
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Why you’ll speak 20 languages by Christmas – Computerworld
The feature does what I described for the Apple AirPods: It delivers translated foreign-language speech through the Pixel Buds while outputting translated English words through the phone speaker. That’s what happens in Conversation Mode. When users switch to Transcribe Mode, they can get a live transcription of the translated foreign language, which is useful for listening to business presentations, attending…
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Here’s How Much You’ll Pay For An Original Tesla Model S
The original Tesla Model S helped redefine the future of driving, and its impact is still felt today. With its groundbreaking design and performance, this electric pioneer continues to spark curiosity about how far electric vehicles have come—and where they’re headed next. The original Tesla Model S made waves when it was first introduced, offering performance and technology that were…
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The Last VR Power Bank You’ll Need
Summary This JSAUX battery pack for VR headsets more than doubles the Meta Quest 3’s battery life, lasting roughly 3.5 hours. The neck-resting design allows for ease of movement during VR sessions and will be a comfortable weight for most users. The silicone straps help manage cables on the headset, though it’s possible not every box will include them. There’s…
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You’ll Soon Be Able to Send Video and Screenshares to Google’s Gemini AI
As part of Mobile World Congress, happening this week in Barcelona, Google has teased that its Gemini AI is finally ready to see the world. Literally. Originally teased as Project Astra in May of last year, Google’s Gemini Live with Video and Gemini Live with Screenshare features each have a new trailer, showing how the search giant plans to catch…
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How Noise-Canceling Headphones Work—and Why You’ll Never Go Back
Summary Noise-canceling headphones improve the audio experience by cancelling out unwanted noise. Noise-canceling technology originated in aviation, then transitioned into consumer electronics. While ANC can improve listening experiences, noise-canceling headphones might struggle with sudden and unpredictable sounds. Have you ever wondered about the magic behind noise-canceling headphones? It’s an amazing feature to have for headphones, shutting you out from outside…
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