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Apple's iOS 18 Introduces Activation Lock for iPhone Parts to Combat Theft
Apple's upcoming iOS 18 update will feature Activation Lock for iPhone parts, deterring theft by requiring Apple ID verification for replacement components. The update also includes a Repair Assistant tool to help configure genuine parts after repairs.
Huawei Unveils Tri-Fold Mate XT: A Game-Changer in Smartphone Innovation
Huawei challenges the smartphone market with its groundbreaking Mate XT, featuring a unique tri-fold design and advanced specs. Despite U.S. sanctions, the Chinese tech giant demonstrates resilience and innovation in the high-end mobile sector.
Oracle's Zettascale Supercluster: A Closer Look at 4-Bit Performance Claims
Oracle announces a 2.4 zettaFLOPS supercomputer cluster, but the impressive figure is based on 4-bit precision. We examine the nuances of this claim and its implications for AI and supercomputing performance metrics.
PS5 Pro: Sony's Third Priciest Console, with Global Price Disparities
Sony's PS5 Pro, priced at $700 in the US, ranks as the third most expensive PlayStation console when adjusted for inflation. Japanese and European consumers face even steeper prices, sparking discussions about regional pricing strategies.
iPhone 16 Series to Boast 45W Fast Charging Across All Models
Apple's iPhone 16 lineup is set to deliver a significant boost in charging speeds, supporting up to 45W of wired fast charging via USB-C. This marks a substantial improvement over the previous generation, potentially reducing charging times for users.
Apple's A18 and A18 Pro Chips: Bridging the Gap Between Mobile and Desktop Performance
Apple's latest A18 and A18 Pro chips show impressive benchmark results, with the A18 Pro approaching M1 chip performance. Early tests reveal significant advancements in mobile computing power, promising exciting possibilities for future iPhone capabilities.
Taylor Swift Takes Stand Against AI Misinformation, Endorses Kamala Harris
Pop icon Taylor Swift addresses AI-generated content falsely showing her endorsing Trump, denouncing misinformation and officially supporting Vice President Kamala Harris for the upcoming election. Swift urges followers to combat fake news with truth and emphasizes the importance of voter engagement.
OpenAI Seeks $150 Billion Valuation in Latest Funding Round
OpenAI is in talks to raise $6.5 billion, potentially valuing the AI company at $150 billion. This massive funding round could cement OpenAI's position as a leader in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.
Meta's AI Training Sparks Privacy Concerns in Australia
Meta admits to using Australian users' public data for AI training without opt-out options, raising privacy concerns. Unlike European users protected by GDPR, Australians lack control over their data's use in AI development.
iOS 18 Unleashed: Apple's Most Comprehensive Update Yet
Apple's iOS 18 introduces over 250 new features, including AI-powered Apple Intelligence and major app redesigns. Set for release on September 16, this update promises to revolutionize user experience across iPhones.
Shadow Dollars: The Hidden Currency Fueling Global Illicit Finance
Explore the rise of 'shadow dollars,' a digital underground currency system enabling illicit transactions worldwide. This parallel economy, accelerated by cryptocurrencies, poses significant challenges for law enforcement and global financial stability.
EU Court Upholds €2.4 Billion Fine Against Google in Antitrust Case
Google loses its appeal against a landmark EU antitrust ruling, facing a €2.4 billion fine for favoring its own shopping comparison service. The decision reinforces regulatory pressure on tech giants and sets a precedent for future digital market competition cases.
Aurora's Autonomous Trucks Set to Make Groundbreaking Driverless Journey
Aurora plans to launch its first fully driverless semi-truck trip between Dallas and Houston by year-end. The 200-mile journey showcases advanced technology and safety features, potentially revolutionizing the trucking industry.
EU's Top Court Overturns Apple's €13 Billion Tax Victory
The EU's highest court has ruled against Apple in a landmark tax case, upholding a €13 billion bill. This decision strengthens the EU's stance on corporate tax practices and could have far-reaching implications for tech giants operating in Europe.
Japan's Quantum Leap: Building the World's First Zeta-Class Supercomputer
Japan plans to construct 'Fugaku Next', a supercomputer 1,000 times more powerful than current systems, starting in 2025. This ambitious project aims to revolutionize AI research but faces significant energy and cost challenges.