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Apple plans to analyze user device data to enhance its AI platform, aiming to catch up with AI rivals while prioritizing privacy protection. Mark Gurman for Bloomberg News: Today, Apple typically trains AI models using synthetic data — information that’s meant to...
Apple plans to analyze user device data to enhance its AI platform, aiming to catch...
Microsoft held off on releasing the privacy-unfriendly feature after a swell of pushback last year. Now it’s trying again, with a few improvements that skeptics say still aren't enough.
In one way or another, the Lunar Gateway has lingered around the periphery of NASA’s...
Dio is a small company focused on delivering a single product for the Apple ecosystem:...
Dio is a small company focused on delivering a single product for the Apple ecosystem: a low-cost AirPlay speaker system known as Dio Node. Initially launched as a crowdfunded Indiegogo campaign back in 2022, the Dio Node began shipping to backers later that year before...
Apple has removed AI references from its New York billboards promoting the iPhone. BGR reports...
Razer, maker of green-hued gaming hardware and accessories, has entered the game-streaming space with its...
Monday App Finder: Blankie, an Ambient Sound Library for macOS If you're the kind of person that needs ambient sounds to relax or focus, Blankie may be just the macOS app you need This post Monday App Finder: Blankie, an Ambient Sound Library for macOS appeared first on The...
Monday App Finder: Blankie, an Ambient Sound Library for macOS If you’re the kind of...
With its uncompromising focus on user privacy, Apple has faced challenges collecting enough data to train the large language models that power Apple Intelligence features and that will ultimately improve Siri. To improve Apple Intelligence, Apple has to come up with...
Software ReviewArticle Title: Draw Something 1.5.14Author: Linus LyAddictive social drawing game that makes you look forward to correct guesses.
Book ReviewArticle Title: Privacy and Big Data: The Players, Regulators, and StakeholdersAuthor: Sylvester RoqueOur final book review looks at just what is meant by privacy and who is looking out for our rights.
Hardware ReviewArticle Title: i-20 iPod DockAuthor: Chris LawsonAn attractive alternative to Apple’s Universal Dock and Component AV Cable has capabilities that Apple’s dock lacks.
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Qaptain QwertyArticle Title: TouchéAuthor: Linus LyTurn off your portable devices, please.
The Spinning BeachballAuthor: Grant OsborneAfter full integration with iOS, Twitter was never the same again…
Out at FiveAuthor: Matt JohnsonMatt Johnson’s new series, Out at Five, looks at the workplace and its boundaries from all angles, revolving around many of the same characters from his former series, Cortland.
Desktop PicturesArticle Title: Easter IslandAuthor: James CraigATPM reader James Craig is back with more photos from a recent trip to Easter Island.
PEBKACArticle Title: Readers, Readers Everywhere, and Not a Library to SpareAuthor: Christopher TurnerWhat does one do if one wishes to keep track of all of one’s book purchases—both electronic and printed—under a single application?
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