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“Chinese Vision Pro” Revealed: Two Models With and Without Camera, Target Yearly Sales of 500,000 Units
Recently, a head-mounted display named Vision SE passed the 3C certification. This product is often referred to as the “Domestic Version of Vision Pro,” and it provides two models, one with a camera and one without. According to the certification information, the manufacturer of this product is Shenzhen Emdoor Virtual Reality Technology Co., Ltd., and
Nigeria’s inflation slows for the first time in 19 months
Nigeria’s inflation slowed for the first time in 19 months, offering some hope that successive rate hikes may finally be yielding some results. It will also be good news for Nigerians suffering the worst cost of living crisis in decades. Data from the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics puts July’s headline inflation at 33.40%, down from
GTBank website outage was likely caused by a delay in domain name renewal, not a hack
While early reports from several publications claimed the website of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) was taken offline because of a cybersecurity attack, the truth may be a lot less dramatic. The bank’s website was offline from Tuesday night until the early hours of Thursday as IT teams worked to solve the issue. Four people with
TuSimple to Develop “The Three-Body Problem” Animation and Game, But Won’t Abandon Autonomous Driving
The autonomous driving company, TuSimple, announced on Thursday that it has entered into a partnership with Shanghai SanTi Animation Co., Ltd. to jointly develop the first full-length animated film and video game based on the internationally renowned sci-fi novel series “The Three-Body Problem” created by Liu Cixin. In addition, TuSimple officially announced its entry into
Kenya’s Mobius Motors finds buyer after closure announcement
One week after Mobius Motors, a Kenya-based automaker backed by Playfair Capital, announced it was shutting down, the company has accepted an acquisition offer from an undisclosed buyer. “On August 14, Mobius accepted a bid for the acquisition of 100% of its shares by an undisclosed buyer. Both parties are looking to close the transaction
Apple Intelligence is more of a concept than a reality
Over the last few years, everyone has been talking about generative AI. Not only that, everyone was doing something about generative AI. Me and a lot of other people then started wondering when Apple would do something about it. At WWDC 2024 in June, the company announced Apple Intelligence. But so far, Apple Intelligence remains
When you take a screenshot on your iPhone or iPad, iOS provides some tools such as cropping and markup. However, there’s no way to add device frames to screenshots right from the system. But with the new Shareshot app, users can do just that in an extremely intuitive way. Whether you’re a developer or someone
Security Bite: Apple (finally) making it harder to override Gatekeeper is a telling move
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These are the new Apple products launching this fall 2024
We’re just one month away from fall, and the kickoff of Apple’s major product launch season. Summer has been quiet for new products, but Apple is gearing up for a big fall 2024 starting with its iPhone 16 event in September. Here are all the new Apple products launching this fall. iPhone 16 Pro and
Next Apple Watch Activity Challenge coming soon to celebrate national parks
Apple has set the date for its next Apple Watch Activity Challenge. Coming up on August 25, users can score a special National Parks-themed award for completing a workout of 20 minutes or more. Apple Watch Activity Challenges have been offered periodically for Watch owners. They’re Apple’s way of encouraging exercise, usually tied to a