As expected, Oppo unveiled its F33 and F33 Pro in India today with familiar looks and specs. Both devices are actually rebadged Oppo A6 series models with the F33 being identical to the global A6 Pro while the F33 Pro is almost identical to the Chinese A6 Pro but with an updated 50MP selfie camera. … Read More “Oppo F33 and F33 Pro announced with 7,000mAh batteries and Dimensity 6360 Max chipsets” »
Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung is bringing the One UI 8.5 beta to its three-year-old budget phone. After Galaxy A55, the beta is now open to Galaxy A54. Currently, we’re seeing reports for the rollout only in India. After expanding One UI 8.5 beta to Galaxy A55 earlier this week, Samsung is also … Read More “Even Samsung’s 2023 best-seller is getting One UI 8.5 beta” »
Platform SSO is a partnership between Apple, device management solutions, and IdPs. It is an SSO feature created by Apple for its Mac devices. It leverages Apple’s SSO extension (SSOe) framework for secure, passwordless authentication using Touch ID or secure tokens. Through Platform SSO, users benefit from passwordless authentication, enhanced security, and a consistent experience … Read More “Configure Platform SSO for macOS: A complete guide” »
Govee has announced an upgraded version of its hanging Curtain Lights Pro that can instead be used nearly anywhere you have access to an outlet or large battery. At $449.99, Govee’s new Lightwall is more than twice as expensive as the $199.99 Curtain Lights Pro, but comes with more LEDs in a denser array and … Read More “Govee’s new LED Lightwall comes with its own self-standing frame” »
Other, similarly nifty A/B tests followed. One was led by David Luther, a biologist at George Mason University (who also worked with Phillips on the covid-19 study in San Francisco). In 2015, these researchers took 17 white-crowned sparrows at birth and raised them in a lab. To teach them their species’ songs, they played the … Read More “The noise we make is hurting animals. Can we learn to shut up?” »
We’ve already seen renders of the alleged Xperia 1 VIII with its redesigned camera island, and we now have an FCC listing, which comes a fair bit earlier than the one for its predecessor did last year. The listing contains the PY7-30515Z model number, which is presumably the Xperia 1 VIII. While it does not … Read More “Sony Xperia 1 VIII's FCC certification hints at retained 3.5mm audio jack” »
Guest Post / Android Authority TL;DR A legal complaint has been filed against Google after it gave a student’s data to the government without notifying the user. Google’s own policy notes that, with a few exceptions, it will notify users before handing over data. This news also comes as Google-free Android forks like GrapheneOS gain … Read More “This Google user data scandal shows why more people are using GrapheneOS” »
Platform SSO is a partnership between Apple, device management solutions, and IdPs. It is an SSO feature created by Apple for its Mac devices. It leverages Apple’s SSO extension (SSOe) framework for secure, passwordless authentication using Touch ID or secure tokens. Through Platform SSO, users benefit from passwordless authentication, enhanced security, and a consistent experience … Read More “Configure Platform SSO for macOS: A complete guide” »
A certain appeal Shackleton Crater is about 13 miles (21 kilometers) wide, with a surface area roughly the same as the cities of Philadelphia, Las Vegas, or Detroit. The crater measures 14,000 feet (4.2 kilometers) deep. If Endurance and Chang’e 7 land on or near the crater rim, as expected, it would be the first time … Read More “The race to Shackleton Crater is on—will Jeff Bezos or China get there first?” »
DeepL, a translation company best known for its text tools, released a voice-to-voice translation suite today that covers use cases like meetings, mobile and web conversations, and group conversations for frontline workers through custom apps. The company is also releasing an API that lets outside developers and businesses build on top of DeepL’s tech for … Read More “DeepL, known for text translation, now wants to translate your voice” »
