Apr 01
Twitter’s recommendation algorithm is now on GitHub, so you can see what makes tweets pop up in your For You Tab on the social network. We have all the details.
Apr 01
AT&T has recently announced that the just-released Samsung Galaxy A54 5G will be available for their customers in the United States starting Friday, April 7th. The device comes with a price tag of $449.99, but new and existing AT&T customers can get it for just $10 per month with no trade-in required.
Aside from the great design and cost-benefit-focused hardware, one of the main features of the Galaxy A54 5G is its compatibility with 5G networks, which provides fast, reliable, and secure mobile connectivity. AT&T customers can take advantage of their 5G to enjoy faster download and upload speeds, smoother streaming of high-quality video, and seamless online gaming experiences.
Moreover, customers can also benefit from extras like AT&T Active Armor, a 24/7 security service that helps protect their devices against malware, viruses, and other online threats, in other words, it’s a feature that provides an extra layer of security for customers who use their devices for sensitive activities such as mobile banking, shopping, and social media.
For the customers that travel internationally, there is also the convenience of staying connected while abroad with unlimited high-speed data, talk, and text in over 210 destinations for just $10 per day – AT&T makes it easy for customers to use their phones as they do at home while traveling.
In addition to AT&T, the Galaxy A54 5G will also be available for Cricket Wireless (a subsidiary of AT&T that offers affordable plans with no annual contracts) customers. Both new and existing customers can get the device (online and in-store) for $409.99 starting on April 7th.
In terms of hardware, the Galaxy A54 5G debuted with a 6.4-inch AMOLED FHD+ display, a 32 MP sensor for selfies, a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, and a 5MP macro camera, also featuring a long-lasting 5000 mAh battery (that supports 25W fast charging ) and 128GB of storage (that can be expanded up to 1TB with a microSD card). The device runs on Android 13 with Samsung’s One UI 5.1 skin on top and is powered by an Exynos 1380.
Overall, the Galaxy A54 5G is a great choice for customers who are looking for a powerful smartphone with 5G capabilities and a competitive price. Its several colors (Awesome Graphite, Awesome Lime, Awesome White, and Awesome Violet) will indeed get the attention of the younger audience.
AT&T Customers Get the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G at a Discounted Price
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Apr 01
LYRA: Swiss Startup Unveils AR Smart Glasses for Office Work, City Life, And Traveling
Posted in: Today's ChiliOstloong Innovations, a Swiss startup specializing in augmented reality and artificial intelligence technologies, has just unveiled LYRA, its latest innovation in the form of multifunctional smart AR glasses. LYRA is designed to provide an augmented reality experience for office work, city life, and traveling, allowing its users to navigate the digital world without losing sight of their physical surroundings.
Available for pre-sale on the Ostloong Innovations website from September 2023, the product is equipped with various features – including an integrated multilingual translator, AI secretary, GPS, mobile data integration, and a music player – LYRA is controlled through a touchpad on the leg and is designed to cater to a broad range of people for office use and city navigation. The sleek design and lightweight make it comfortable to wear throughout the day.
One of the product’s goals is to enhance the user’s daily life experience by providing information and functionality through a digital display superimposed on the user’s physical environment. Its optical waveguide lens enables real-time reading, and it comes with an instant multilingual translator from voice to text and from text to text. LYRA also features an integrated GPS for easy travel and navigation and the integration of mobile data, including calls and messages.
According to Amber Gao, CEO of Ostloong Innovations, LYRA is a real turning point that offers a new way of living daily life. The smart glasses offer a personalized experience that allows users to stay connected to relevant information in real-time while being focused on their surroundings, being able to easily access important information without interrupting their tasks, making LYRA a high-performance all-in-one designed for a broad range of people with different situations, lifestyles, and personal preferences.
LYRA is the latest product from Ostloong Innovations, a company founded in 2022 by Amber Gao, who is passionate about making daily life easier with innovative products customized to individual needs. The company’s first product, SIRIUS, was smart ski goggles, and LYRA represents a new era in interacting with the world around us. The Ostloong Innovations team, composed of the best engineers, experts, and professionals, is constantly innovating in the augmented reality sector to establish itself as a leader in the market.
LYRA: Swiss Startup Unveils AR Smart Glasses for Office Work, City Life, And Traveling
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Apr 01
A New Zealand-based architecture and design firm named W2 has created a revolutionary camping trailer called the Romotow, that can transform into a spacious deck lounge with the push of a button. The design (inspired by a USB flash drive) was initially conceived as a futuristic idea back in 2012 but was later revealed in 2018, and is now, to make camper enthusiasts happy, it is available for purchase.
Thanks to an automatic hydraulic mechanism, the trailer’s inner section can rotate 90 degrees, unveiling an L-shaped scheme, and expanding the floor space by 70%. Its pearl-white body can swing outwards to create an elevated deck that enhances the mobile living experience. The “foldable” body is a solution to the boxy and cumbersome trailer concepts available in the market, introducing a two-part living area.
In this trailer, up to four people can sleep comfortably, with two bedrooms separated by a bathroom and a customizable kitchenette. It also features a front sleeping area that can double as a living room with a dining table and a back sleeping space with beautiful views of the surroundings.
The trailer’s cabin has an aluminum exterior with insulated composite walls, flooring, and roofing. It is equipped with entertainment options like a pop-up or wall-mounted smart TV, a reversing camera, a fusion sound system, and an exterior projector.
The Romotow also has a 395 W solar panel on the roof and a 200-Ah lithium battery that can be expanded, providing a sustainable and eco-friendly living experience. It is constructed by ACM Motorhomes and is now available for sale, starting at a price of US$268,000. Via DesignBoom
Romotow: The Foldable Camping Trailer Inspired By A USB Flash Drive
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Apr 01
Twitter’s recommendation algorithm is now on GitHub, so you can see what makes tweets pop up in your For You Tab on the social network. We have all the details.
Apr 01
Hyundai And KIA To Offer Free Steering Wheel Locks To Combat Viral TikTok Thefts
Posted in: Today's ChiliHyundai and Kia are both fighting back against the viral TikTok Kia Boys videos in which cars are stolen and destroyed with free steering wheel locks.
Apr 01
Is ChatGPT Plus Worth The Price?
Posted in: Today's ChiliFor $20 per month, you can buy access to ChatGPT Plus, but is ChatGPT Plus actually worth the money?
Apr 01
Many organizations may be unwilling to pay Twitter $1,000 to get verification in the form of check marks.
Apr 01
The EU is not happy with the idea that Apple may limit charging and data speed in iPhones using USB-C going forward. We have all the details.
Apr 01
For Parents Fearful Of Their Teens’ Social Media Use, Here’s Some Hope — And Advice
Posted in: Today's ChiliParents have a role to play in helping teen girls experience the benefits of these platforms instead of the harms.
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