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Apple's Vision Pro to Get Immersive Web Browsing with Spatial Content Support in Safari
Apple is set to revolutionize web browsing on Vision Pro by adding spatial photo and video support to Safari. This update will allow users to view immersive 3D content directly within the browser, enhancing the visual experience and expanding possibilities for web developers.
Londoners Manipulate Google Search to Protect Local Gems from Tourist Overrun
Redditors in London are deliberately skewing Google Search results to divert tourists from popular local spots. This playful rebellion highlights the vulnerability of AI-driven content aggregation systems to manipulation.
X Allows AI Training on User Posts in Updated Privacy Policy
X (formerly Twitter) revises its privacy policy to permit AI model training using user data, starting November 15. This move opens potential revenue streams but raises privacy concerns, as users can opt out of data sharing.
NVIDIA's GPU Powerhouse Uncovers Largest Known Prime Number
A researcher using NVIDIA technology has discovered the largest known prime number, with 41 million digits. This groundbreaking find, part of the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search, showcases the immense power of modern supercomputers in advancing mathematical knowledge.
San Francisco's $212 Million Farewell to Floppy Disks: Modernizing Light Rail
San Francisco's transit agency will spend $212 million to replace its 25-year-old train control system, which still relies on 5.25-inch floppy disks. The upgrade promises enhanced reliability and efficiency for the city's light rail service.
Apple's Health Ambitions Expand with Blood Sugar Monitoring App in Testing
Apple is testing a new app for blood sugar monitoring, signaling its growing focus on health technology. This development could revolutionize glucose tracking for millions, potentially reshaping daily health management using Apple devices.
Apple's AI Revolution: Key Features Delayed Until 2025
Apple's most advanced AI features, including personalized Siri and enhanced app integration, are set for a 2025 release. While iOS 18.1 and 18.2 bring exciting updates, the most groundbreaking changes require patience from Apple enthusiasts.
Ford CEO's Surprising EV Choice: Six Months with Xiaomi's Electric Vehicle
Jim Farley, Ford's CEO, reveals he's been driving a Xiaomi EV for six months, signaling a shift in the automotive landscape. This unexpected move highlights the growing competition from non-traditional automakers in the electric vehicle market.
Apple's iOS 18.2 to Allow Custom Browser Engines for Web Apps in EU
Apple's upcoming iOS 18.2 update will permit third-party browsers to use custom engines for web apps in the EU, complying with the Digital Markets Act. This change marks a significant shift from Apple's previous WebKit-only policy.