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Live blog: Apple’s AI plans, iOS 18, and more at WWDC 2024
Image: The Verge Tim Cook promised that AI features were on the way. At Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, we’ll finally learn what Apple’s been building. Continue reading…
Image: The Verge Tim Cook promised that AI features were on the way. At Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, we’ll finally learn what Apple’s been building. Continue reading…
They’re petite, modern, and sound very good, even without dedicated noise cancellation. | Photo by Chris Welch / The Verge If you’re still kicking along with the last-gen Beats Solo, now is a pretty good Read more…
The Verge It’s Apple’s turn to show how AI will work on its iPhones, iPads, and maybe even the Vision Pro. Continue reading…
Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark made the call with Stefan Lindström, Finland’s ambassador of digitalization and new technologies. | Image: Nokia Nokia has made the first audio and video call using 3D spatial audio, the company Read more…
Image: The Verge We’ve seen two approaches to AI in mobile tech this year: “AI That’s Not Your Phone” and “AI That Does Random Stuff on Your Phone.” The “Not Your Phone” group includes devices Read more…
Image: Apple Apple has a plan for AI, and we’re finally going to hear more than whispers about it on June 10th during this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference. If you’re not among the lucky few Read more…
Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge Humanoid robots are one of those dreams that sometimes feel like we’re on the precipice of realizing. Boston Dynamics has its Atlas robot, and Tesla is pursuing robotics, while Read more…
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge At last month’s iPad Pro M4 launch, Tim Cook said it was “the biggest day for iPad since its introduction.” That was pretty clearly not the case: Read more…
During last night’s Major League Baseball telecast on Apple TV Plus, a grounder bounced off the right hand of Los Angeles Dodger player Enrique “Kiké” Hernández and right into his crotch. That gave New York Read more…
Phil Schiller may have slightly overstated Siri’s initial abilities. | Photo by Kevork Djansezian / Getty Images When Apple first launched Siri in 2011 alongside the iPhone 4S, the company made a series of very Read more…