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iOS 18.2 Release Date Rumors Hint at When Apple’s Intelligence Upgrades Will Arrive on Your iPhoneKey information about keyless ignition systems you should knowHackers were able to remotely unlock Kia vehicles using nothing more than a scan of the car’s license plateUK regulator accuses Google of exploiting its dominance in online advertisingSnap plans to prioritize expanding its ads business and advancing augmented reality technology in response to its underperforming stockAccording to Bloomberg News, Apple is planning to unveil its new iPhones, AirPods, and watches on September 10 21
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The first wooden satellite in the world, created in Japan, is set to launch into space
Japan has launched LignoSat, the world’s first wooden satellite, advancing sustainable space exploration. Jointly developed by Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry, LignoSat is crafted from honoki wood (a type of…
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Amazon is creating eyeglasses for drivers to reduce delivery times by seconds
Amazon is reportedly working on smart eyeglasses, called "Amelia," designed to help delivery drivers navigate more efficiently and reduce delivery times. These glasses feature a small screen that provides step-by-step…
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The adaptable wheel from South Korea that could revolutionize both lives and robotics
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) have created an innovative "morphing" wheel that could transform mobility for both people and robots. This cutting-edge wheel is capable…
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iOS 18.2 Release Date Rumors Hint at When Apple’s Intelligence Upgrades Will Arrive on Your iPhone
The upcoming iOS 18.2 release is eagerly awaited, with rumors pointing to significant Apple Intelligence upgrades for iPhones. Expected to launch in early December 2024, two potential release dates are…
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China’s DEEP Robotics Launches High-Speed, All-Terrain Robot
DEEP Robotics, a leading robotics company based in Hangzhou, China, has introduced its latest innovation: a high-speed, all-terrain robot designed to handle diverse and challenging environments. This advanced robot can…
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Windows Mail is coming to an end
Microsoft has announced it will end support for the Windows Mail, Calendar, and People apps on December 31, 2024. After this date, users will no longer be able to send…
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AI reveals that the damage to Vatican City is more extensive than previously believed
Artificial intelligence has revealed that St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City has more structural damage than previously understood. Developed by Microsoft and the Vatican in partnership with Iconem, a French…
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How Alaska Airlines leverages technology to provide passengers with a smooth experience from the moment they buy their tickets to when they collect their baggage
From its modest origins as a regional carrier to its current position as the fifth-largest airline in the United States, Alaska Airlines has flourished due to its steadfast dedication to…
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Copilots: From Enhancing Human Potential to Driving AI Transformation
In July of last year, Microsoft introduced the concept of AI Transformation. It’s almost hard to believe that at that time, Copilots were not yet widely available and Azure OpenAI…
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Key information about keyless ignition systems you should know
Keyless ignition systems have become a common feature as car buyers look for seamless connections between home, car, and the outside world. Also known as keyless start, push-button start, intelligent…
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