Jun 23
New infections are stabilizing or dropping in parts of Western Europe, but new cases are rising in the U.S. and India.
Jun 23
Science dictates whether your coffee’s flavor is more or less bitter and acidic. Learn how it works.
Jun 23
We tried five methods to keep foundation on under your coronavirus covering.
Jun 23
Instead of spending billions to bail out airlines, advocates argue for a more carbon-friendly pandemic investment.
Jun 23
Fake Melania Fears She’s Next ‘Lifeless Monument To White Supremacy’ To Be Torn Down
Posted in: Today's ChiliLaura Benanti jumped into character as the bogus FLOTUS on “The Late Show” to poke fun at Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa.
Jun 23
An earlier report suggested that Apple’s first ARM Mac computers could be an iMac. Now according to a new report from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, he believes that this iMac could be launching in the fourth quarter of 2020 where it will come with a brand new design and a 24-inch display.
At WWDC 2020, Apple confirmed that they would begin transitioning to their own custom silicon. The company expects this transition to complete over the next two years, but did state that the first ARM-based Macs will be arriving later this year. Kuo’s report would suggest that the iMac could be that computer (his previous report also suggested that the 13-inch MacBook Pro could be one of the devices as well).
Apple did not announce any new hardware at WWDC, but that isn’t surprising given that WWDC is generally software focused. This means that if and when the new ARM Macs are announced, it would be announced at a later date in the year at a separate event. Oddly enough, Kuo does not mention whether or not the 27-inch model will also be receiving a redesign.
However, he does state that Apple will most likely refresh its existing Intel-based iMacs in the third quarter of the year. Whether or not the redesign will be part of the refresh remains to be seen, so take it with a grain of salt for now.
Redesigned 24-inch iMac Could Launch In Q4 2020
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Jun 23
The problem with using Bluetooth headsets is that sometimes it can be troublesome when you’re switching in between devices. For example, you could be listening to a pair of earphones paired with your smartphone, but if you wanted to use it with your laptop, you’d have to make the switch manually.
However, it seems that one of the changes Apple announced during WWDC 2020 is an update to the AirPods where they will gain the ability to automatically switch between devices. For example, if you’re using your AirPods with your iPad and you receive a call on your iPhone, you can answer that call and it’ll automatically be connected to your AirPods.
It will also be smart enough to know when to switch, like when you put your phone down and pick up your tablet, it will then assume you want to use your tablet and will connect it to your iPad automatically without any input from the user. It sounds like an interesting feature, although we have no idea how well it will work in real life.
We imagine that it could potentially get annoying as users might not necessarily want to switch between devices, so hopefully there will be some way to fine tune it. Either way, we’ll have to keep an eye out for the update when it is released.
Apple’s AirPods Will Now Be Able To Automatically Switch Between Devices
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Jun 23
It’s been exactly 20 years since Ginger, Rocky and the rest of Aardman’s stop-motion chickens graced theaters in the US. Today, the animation studio — best known for Wallace & Gromit — has announced that the long-awaited Chicken Run sequel is com…
Jun 23
We use our smartphones for pretty much everything these days, so why not add official identification to the mix? That’s what three telcos in South Korea have done, leveraging an existing authentication app to create digital drivers’ licenses that can…
Jun 23
CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta: ‘We Are Right Back To Square One’ On Flattening The Curve
Posted in: Today's Chili“We should be having a new discussion which is ‘bring this down to near zero.”
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