Image: Willis Lai/Foundry While the buzz leading up to Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is mostly about the Reality Pro headset, Apple could make a few Mac announcements that will be very interesting. In a tweet this past weekend, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman wrote that Apple is starting trade-ins of some Macs currently unavailable from the program...
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Windshield Washer Fluid Has a Dirty Little Secret
Researchers find windshield washer fluid is a surprisingly significant source of vehicle-related pollution. Oh, cars. It’s no secret that automobiles are a tremendous source of air pollution, contributing to five classes of major air pollutants—nitrogen oxides, particulate matter (PM), ozone, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and carbon monoxide. Fortunately, there have been large decreases in both...
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Reimagine App Uses AI To Restore And Animate Old Damaged Photos
Online genealogy platform MyHeritage has launched a new mobile app called Reimagine, which promises to bring vintage photos back to life by using AI to colorize and animate them. The app offers a smorgasbord of features, starting with a multi-page scanner that lets users scan entire physical album pages in one go. Once scanned, the...
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Razer’s New Cross-Platform Wireless Gaming Earbuds Are THX Certified
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Razer has been hard at work earning your dollars and a reputation for being a one-stop shop for streamers and gamers. The gaming accessory maker is back with another audio product that it claims will improve your game: the Razer Hammerhead Pro HyperSpeed, a follow-up...
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Google’s Pixel Watch 2 will reportedly have significantly improved battery
What complaints you had about the Pixel Watch's battery life might disappear with its sequel. Sources speaking to 9to5Google claim the Pixel Watch 2 will switch from Samsung's 2018-era Exynos 9110 to one of Qualcomm's much newer Snapdragon W5 models. Although the battery in the new smartwatch isn't supposed to be significantly bigger, the longevity
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Sloth schedules are surprisingly flexible
These cryptic critters use lack of activity to their advantage. By Laura Baisas | Published May 29, 2023 1:00 PM EDT Sloths the slowest digestive system of any animal on Earth. It can take the mammals two weeks to digest an entire meal, and they sleep about 20 hours a day to conserve energy. Deposit...
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Xiaomi 14 Pro display and specs supposedly revealed in fresh leaks
The Xiaomi 14 Pro(?). (Source: Ice Universe via Twitter) Xiaomi is projected to unleash an upgrade over its current 13 Pro flagship Android smartphone by the end of 2023. Then again, this “14 Pro” is now thought to launch with the same type of screen as its predecessor – albeit with tweaks that have already...
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Browse safely while accessing your streaming services all over the
Image: StackCommerce Who can blame you if you want to access your familiar US Netflix while you’re traveling abroad this summer? With Getflix, you can bypass online geo-restrictions while ensuring your privacy stays completely secure. Getflix is a DNS service that re-routes only connections of interest to overseas servers, thereby maintaining fast streaming speeds without
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Model F Ultra Compact keyboard review: It somehow improves on IBM’s classic
Skip to content Image: Matt Smith/Foundry At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Excellent typing feel Classic layout is instantly familiar Durable die-cast metal chassis Easy to repair and customize Cons Heavy key feel isn’t great for fast-paced games Lacks modern hardware and software features Expensive Our Verdict The Model F Ultra Compact is a hardcore...
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Why Tears of the Kingdom is worse without item duplication
Enlarge / Finally, Link has enough diamonds to bling out every single one of his teeth. Nintendo Well, it was nice while it lasted. For a few weeks now, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players have been able to use a surprising number of glitches to endlessly duplicate items, materials, weapons, and