iPhone 16 Packs a Big Surprise.

iPhone 16 Packs a Big Surprise.

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Tech news is like your fingers, something you can count on, but, unlike fingers, Tech news is far less vulnerable to firework accidents. Apple’S upcoming AI features may not impress or surprise those already familiar with AI Tech. According to Mark German. The only surprise may be that the features won’t be fully on device in his most recent power on newsletter German discusses how apple is apparently focusing on tools that people may actually want to use generally a good idea. A big part of this is Project grey matter.

An AI toolkit that Apple will integrate into its core apps like Safari photos and notes, it’s probably similar to Microsoft’s co-pilot, but with the Revolutionary idea of not overusing the name. Co-Pilot many familiar AI powered features will be introduced by the fruit fraternity, including photo retouching and suggested email replies and messages. Apple also wants to generate smart recap that will summarize users missed notifications, text messages, notes and other media, but while it’s really exciting, that apple is doing what everyone else has already done. Tim and the team are apparently also backsliding on their promise to keep users data on their devices for privacy.

This comes after. The company has repeatedly criticized its competitors for not keeping user data on device. Only but Apple has to add AI. I mean it’s not like any consumers actually want it, but because every other company is already doing it and if they don’t Tim Cook is going to look like a loser.

iPhone 16 Packs a Big Surprise.

Cinder Pai and sa Adella are going to give him a swirly. He going to have flashbacks it sucks amd’s. Next motherboard chipet will be skipping a number according to Chinese Outlet bench life amd’s current Flagship chipset is x670, but it appears the company’s followup will be x870, not x770, because apparently no one cares about consistent numbering anymore, which is evidenced by the fact. We don’t have an iPhone or Windows 9.

iPhone 16 Packs a Big Surprise.

You can skip them when you want to it’s a free country. The name was initially leaked earlier this year by YouTuber. Mors law is dead, who also claimed that the boards will be shown off at this year’s computex. This would make sense since AMD is giving the opening keynote at the event which the company promises will showcase their next generation of high performance pc.

iPhone 16 Packs a Big Surprise.

The comput Tech’s debut may also be part of the reason for the naming change it seems Intel will also be debuting new mobos at the event, specifically, the z890 motherboard AMD doesn’t want their number to be smaller than team Blues. Everyone will point and laugh see the Tim Cook example. It’S all rock locker room hazing at this point. Swirlies all around this follows countless examples of tech companies changing their naming scheme to compete with other naming schemes. Just last week a leaker claimed that AMD renamed their upcoming mobile chips from ryzen AI 100 to ryzen AI 300, to appear bigger than Intel’s upcoming 4 ultra 200 CPUs.

Frankly, I’m tired of Manufacturers trying to appeal to US size queens. Many of us actually prefer a smaller form factor, I’m just going to say Jay growth, that ah Samsung is denying a report citing quality issues with its high bandwidth memory or hbm products. Last week, Reuters published a report claiming that Samsung’s hbm chips failed nvidia’s quality tests due to problems with heat and power consumption.

Frankly, I’m just surprised: Nvidia has efficiency standards. I mean this is a big deal, because hbm is used mostly in AI applications to process the massive amount of data generated since Nvidia holds about 80 % of the global AI Hardware Market. It would be a massive hit to Samsung’s reputation if this Reuters report is true and it might be, Samsung said its newest hbm products work fine with many processors, but doesn’t specifically say that those products work with nvidia’s processors leading to speculation. That Samsung is simply trying to save face.

That would be understandable, since memory is the only Samsung silicon. Anyone really cares about. I mean Google will apparently be moving manufacturing for the tensor chips found in pixel phones from Samsung to tsmc, like Samsung’s hbm products, the tensor processors, the company manufacturers have had issues with thermals and power efficiency.

Wait a second but hold on easy solution for Samsung. Just stop making everything you manufacture, run hotter than the cast of Baywatch, so easy and simple. You should do it almost as easy and simple as comfort can be. Thanks to our sponsor motion gray, they offer ergonomic Solutions at affordable prices, so you can avoid breaking your back or the bank, so their sit. Toand desks come in a wide variety of models and sizes, they’re simple to assemble and have a ton of available accessories. So you’re sure to be able to pick out one to suit your needs. They also have a range of ergonomic chairs available with each one, focusing on a adjustability affordability and providing maximum Comfort check motion gry at the link below and use code Linus for 10 % off your purchase. Hey. I had some extra news lying around, so I made you these quick bits: yeah, okay, so go on. Take them. Asus has issued a second statement committing to improving their warranty and repairs process in response to customer backlash in what kind of seems like an apology for the first apology it made two weeks ago in response to customer backlash this time the company got a lot more Specific about its plans, mentioning video and photo documentation, accurate quotation, repairing instead of fully replacing specific components, leaving cosmetic damage unless asked to fix it and overall trying to not address customers dealing with broken Hardware by making their lives even worse. It seems like it should be obvious, but here we are Asus has also taken another whack at its Rog Ally, handheld and right on the heels of a leak about the upgraded Alx news about another Windows. Handheld was revealed to Windows. Central Lenovo is reportedly working on a legion, go light powered by an AMD Z1 series processor. Just like the OG go Windows Central says the go.

Light will feature some refinements but doesn’t go into specifics. Leaving me no choice but to assume it will be covered in some kind of exotic silk. When you play it, you have to have your pinkies up in space news. Boeing’S long troubled star liner launch faced another setback as NASA discovered, both a helium leak and a design vulnerability that was in the space capsules propulsion system.

Engineers have found a workaround for the propulsion issue, but the leak will still be there when Starliner Launches. On June. 1St H, that doesn’t seem right. You know about it, you’re not going to fix it. Meanwhile, SpaceX, who has been beating Boeing for years may have faced a setback in its next Starship launch. After one of the company’s Raptor 2 engines, literally exploded, man say what you will about rocket failures, but it’s kind of crazy that Boeing can’t even fail as good as SpaceX YouTube.

Music is rolling out a feature on Android that will allow users to search for songs by humming, singing playing or whistling them similar to Shazam or even Google search, but apparently it’s faster than both of those and pretty accurate. From the look of it, though, far from 100 %, at least for the Verge, the app interpreted, a snippet of Tom weight’s fumbling with the blues for boom boom Boomerang by D billions. What appears to be a bootleg gani version of The Wiggles that somehow has more cumulative YouTube views than Taylor Swift? This is going to be a great journalistic tool and a Swiss startup called final spark is renting out online access to the world’s first living processor. It’S the Zerg.

We made the Zerg the service called neurop platform costs $ 500 per month per user for access to a computer made of 16 human brain organoids, 3D cell masses of brain tissue. Okay: three dozen universities are interested in neurop platform access for biocomputing research, but the bioprocessor is only good for experiments lasting several months since the organoids only live for 100 days. Do we bury them is? Is there like a little cellular funer? How do you handle this situation? What is what are we doing here? I’Ve been making some version of this show for about 10 years, and things are getting weird okay and how will you handle coming back on Wednesday for more delightful Tech news? I’M sorry you have to come back, it is mandatory. I don’t make the rules.

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