Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera featuring Face ID technology to unlock doors, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The device, currently in early development, could launch by the end of 2025 at the earliest. It is expected to offer advanced facial recognition and seamless integration with smart home locks. Continue reading “Apple could launch smart doorbell with Face ID support by 2025”
Apple is set to make its move into the smart home market with a new wall-mounted device designed to control appliances, handle video calls, and leverage AI to navigate apps. Continue reading “Apple could roll out wall-mounted Smart Display for Home by early 2025”
Apple’s next set of AI features is set to launch in early December with the iOS 18.2 update. Continue reading “iOS 18.2 with new AI features could arrive by early December”
Imagine coding tools smart enough to understand your unique development needs, regardless of platform, and enterprises securing AI models while drawing from live web data. Picture robots moving with human-like grace, mastering complex tasks at home and work. This week, we explore the tech shaping our future: GitHub CoPilot expands to multiple models, from OpenAI to Google; Google Vertex AI protects private data while pushing performance; Clone Robotics crafts lifelike robotic limbs; Apple integrates privacy-focused AI into its ecosystem; Recraft AI reimagines generative design; OpenAI’s ChatGPT now pulls live web info; Autodesk bridges video and 3D interaction; and NVIDIA’s Spectrum-X partners with xAI for transparent AI. Ready for the future? Let’s dive in.
Apple is preparing to make a significant push into the smart home market with an “aggressive” new strategy, aiming to integrate its screens and software throughout homes, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Continue reading “Apple could debut cheaper Vision headset in 2025; Shifts focus to Smart Home market: Report”
Apple has released the first public betas of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, allowing public beta testers to try the software ahead of its planned October launch. Continue reading “Apple releases iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1 public beta with Apple Intelligence”
Exactly 7 years ago, a team of research scientists at Google Research and Google Brain released a paper titled “Attention is all you need”. In this paper, they proposed a “simple network architecture” called the “Transformer”. This became the pivotal and legendary architecture which now powers every large language model on our planet. Such is the nature of technology. One research paper is enough, to change the world. What kind of advancements are waiting for us in the future? Will there be another paper like this? More importantly, can we afford to miss it? This is why we come to you weekly with all the latest updates in the world of technology, right from the edge of tomorrow. Let’s dive into what happened this week.
Apple has announced several updates and offers for students heading back to campus with Mac and iPad. Continue reading “Apple Back-to-School Offers: Free AirPods, discounts and more”
Apple’s recent agreement with OpenAI marks a significant step in its AI strategy, reported by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Continue reading “Apple to pay OpenAI via distribution for ChatGPT integration: Report”
At its WWDC 2024, Apple previewed iOS 18, a major update bringing new customization options and the introduction of Apple Intelligence. Continue reading “iOS 18 brings Home screen customization, new control center, RCS support and more”
At the WWDC 2024, Apple has introduced Apple Intelligence, the company’s own personal intelligence system for iPhone, iPad, and Mac built into iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, as expected. Continue reading “Apple Intelligence is built into iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia”
