TLDR: With a brilliant camera array and a whole bunch of stellar features, the Google Pixel 3A XL is now available at more than half off itâs retail price from just 24 months ago. The best thing about new tech is that giddiness that washes over you when some new device does something no device has ever done before. Seeing technology advance in front of your eyes is pretty awe-inspiring.... Read more âș
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TLDR: With CrossOver for Mac, Windows apps and other software runs on Mac computers natively without all usual compatibility problems. There are Coke people and there are Pepsi people. There are people who roll the toilet paper forward over the top of the tube and those who let it fall behind the tube. Then, there are Windows people and Mac people. And itâs among the absolute bitterest of divides. Mac... Read more âș
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You know that expression When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail? Well, in machine learning, it seems like we really have discovered a magical hammer for which everything is, in fact, a nail, and theyâre called Transformers. Transformers are models that can be designed to translate text, write poems and op eds, and even generate computer code. In fact, lots of the amazing research I write about... Read more âș
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Itâs coming! No fooling! Paradox Interactive finally, officially announced Victoria 3 today at its annual PDXCON event. And there was much rejoicing. Details: Well, there arenât many. Hereâs what we do know, per Paradox: Victoria 3 will feature: Deep Societal Simulation: Cultural, economic and ideological divisions compete for power and resources in one of Paradoxâs most detailed historical worlds. Tend Your National Garden: Nurture your population, educating it and preparing... Read more âș
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Brain-computer interfaces are slowly beginning to take form, and here at Neural we couldnât be more excited! Elon Muskâs Neuralink claims itâs on the cusp of a working device and Facebookâs been developing non-invasive BCI tech for years. If everything goes according to plan, we could be wearing doo-dads or getting chip implants that allow us to control machines with our minds in a decade or less. Thatâs a pretty... Read more âș
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On Thursday, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) unanimously voted for a regulation that requires the electrification of the stateâs ridesharing fleets starting in 2023, Reuters reports. According to CARBâs announcement, the regulation dictates that by 2030 rideshare companies should achieve a level of zero greenhouse gas emissions and ensure that 90% of their vehicle miles are fully electric. This brings into question Uber and Lyft both of which announced... Read more âș
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TLDR: The Deeper Connect Nano gives users enhanced control over their home security that puts a VPN to shame â and thereâs no subscription cost either. Weâre all freaking out about our online security. Nearly 70 percent of Americans are worried that their information is vulnerable when theyâre on a public WiFi network. Meanwhile, almost 65 percent donât feel safe even when theyâre online in their very own homes. As... Read more âș
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TLDR: The PocketGuitar Bluetooth-Enabled AI Guitar is like playing and practicing on a real guitarâŠbut without the guitar. If youâre ready to learn to play the guitar, you know it wonât just happen overnight. In fact, it wonât just happen, period. Itâll only happen with lots and lots and lots of hard work. Experts suggest young players practice a bare minimum of 15 minutes each day. Hub Guitar estimates that... Read more âș
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You donât see many electric cars towing caravans, do you? On one hand, EVs make great towing machines. They can be quite weighty, so stability is never an issue. They have tonnes of torque, so pulling a load is never a struggle. But thereâs one issue, range. Attaching a trailer thatâs heavy and ruins the carâs aerodynamics can have a dramatic impact on how far you can actually drive. But... Read more âș
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IBMâs AI research division has released a 14-million-sample dataset to develop machine learning models that can help in programming tasks. Called Project CodeNet, the dataset takes its name after ImageNet, the famous repository of labeled photos that triggered a revolution in computer vision and deep learning. While thereâs a scant chance that machine learning models built on the CodeNet dataset will make human programmers redundant, thereâs reason to be hopeful... Read more âș
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Google Photosâ unlimited storage plan for your âhigh-qualityâ photos is ending next month. Last November, the company made the announcement without specifying any reason like if itâs running out of server space, or just want to sell you a Google One subscription for extra storage. You might be angry that Google is killing off another super handy feature. But there are no free lunches. So what are your options? Weâll... Read more âș
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Welcome to SHIFT Basics, a collection of tips, explainers, guides, and advice to keep you up to speed with mobility tech. Whenever a new model hits the road for testing, car nerds are always keen to get a first look. But as much as you might want to, automakers sure donât want you to see everything. Itâs common practice for car companies to use a type of âcamouflageâ when theyâre... Read more âș
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I love my cute lilâ Nest Thermostat â it makes my home feel like a spaceship. But thereâs one thing thatâs stopped me from feeling total futuristic vibes: its integration with other voice-activated assistants. Yeah, the Nest works wonderfully with Google Home, but Appleâs Siri or Amazonâs Alexa? Youâd have more luck speaking to a potato. But this might change very soon. In a blog post published this week, Google... Read more âș
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Chinaâs Zhurong rover landed safely on Mars on May 15, making China only the third country to successfully land a rover on the red planet. More impressively still, China is the first Mars-going nation to carry out an orbiting, landing and rovering operation as its first mission. Planetary scientist Roberto Orosei told Nature China is âdoing in a single go what NASA took decades to doâ, while astrophysicist Jonathon McDowell... Read more âș
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Facebook broadcast a sweeping pledge in a Feb. 8 blog post: It would remove false claims about vaccines from its platform. The declaration followed a series of promises over the preceding months to curb bogus health information on its site, particularly misinformation surrounding the pandemic. This included a commitment in September to stop recommending âhealth groupsâ in order to halt the practice of people turning to fellow Facebook users instead... Read more âș
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Trading app Robinhood has opened up a new platform for customers to buy shares of companies at their Initial Public Offering (IPO) price. The company said it wants to democratize Wall Street offerings with this new platform called, which is called IPO Access: Most IPO shares typically go to institutions or wealthier investors. With IPO Access, everyday investors at Robinhood will have the chance to get in at the IPO... Read more âș
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This article was originally published by Steve Schaefer on Clean Fleet Report, a publication that gives its readers the information they need to move to cars and trucks with best fuel economy, including electric cars, fuel cells, plug-in hybrids, hybrids and advanced diesel and gasoline engines. Harley-Davidson launches stand-alone electric bike brand Harley-Davidson, the legendary and revered American manufacturer of motorcycles, announced that it is establishing LiveWire as a separate... Read more âș
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It was just a week ago that we reported on Jon Prosserâs leaks of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, showing off a seriously different design direction for Googleâs phone line. Now another tipster with a few more major reveals under his belt, OnLeaks, has partnered with digit.in to provide another rendered look at the devices. Kudos @jon_prosser who shared a rather good look at the #Pixel6Pro. That being... Read more âș
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We donât know very much about our universe. Weâre fairly certain it exists, but we donât know how it got here, how long itâs been here, or how big it is. Heck, we donât even know if our universe is unique. Ever since Albert Einstein came up with the theory of relativity and other scientists realized that classical physics and quantum mechanics donât really line up, weâve been trying to... Read more âș
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Nearly eight years after Grand Theft Auto V was released, modders are still enriching â and ruining â the gameâs celebrated visuals. Last week, researchers from Intel Labs unveiled an AI-powered revamp of the Rockstar classic that brings the graphics close to photorealism. TNW spoke to Intel research scientist Stephen Richter to find out more about their technique â and the potential to productionize the method. The cornerstone of the... Read more âș
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