Mar 31

Canon Unveils PowerShot V1 And EOS R50 V: Best New Vlogging Cameras For 2025

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Canon has introduced two new cameras, the PowerShot V1 and EOS R50 V, expanding its EOS/PowerShot V Series to cater to video creators across various domains, including cinema, livestreaming, vlogging, and VR. These cameras are designed to enhance creative storytelling while maintaining high-quality imaging and user-friendly functionality.

PowerShot V1: A Modern Point-and-Shoot Camera

The PowerShot V1 is a lightweight and compact camera that prioritizes ease of use and high-quality visuals. Key features include:

  • A redesigned grip for both standard and selfie shooting.
  • An ultra-wide-angle zoom lens (17-52mm for video, 16-50mm/F2.8-4.5 for stills).
  • A 1.4-type sensor with approximately 22.3 megapixels.
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF II for improved autofocus and subject tracking.
  • An internal cooling fan for extended video recording.
  • A still/video switch for quick transitions, a first for PowerShot cameras.
  • High-speed shooting at up to 30 frames per second, with shutter speeds up to 1/16,000 seconds.

Additionally, the PowerShot V1 is optimized for workflows, offering seamless USB connectivity for high-quality video calls and wireless integration with smartphones via the Canon Camera Connect app.

EOS R50 V: Compact Cinema-Quality Camera

The EOS R50 V is a video-focused camera incorporating elements from Canon’s Cinema EOS line. Key features include:

  • A dedicated livestream button, a front movie recording button, and a tripod mount for vertical shooting.
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF II for smooth autofocus performance.
  • 4K crop recording at 60fps with YCC 422 10-bit color.
  • Compatibility with the RF-S14-30mm F4-6.3 IS STM PZ lens, featuring built-in power zoom.
  • Multiple livestreaming methods, including UVC/UAC, HDMI, and Canon’s Camera Connect.
  • An APS-C sensor and DIGIC X processor for enhanced bokeh and image quality.
  • Cinema EOS-inspired presets, including Canon Log 3 for advanced editing.

Designed with input from creators, the EOS R50 V aims to simplify content production with customization options and a user-friendly design.

Pricing and Availability

Both cameras are set to launch in April 2025. The PowerShot V1 is priced at $899.99, while the EOS R50 V will retail at $649.99 (body only) or $849.99 with the RF-S14-30mm lens.

Canon Unveils PowerShot V1 And EOS R50 V: Best New Vlogging Cameras For 2025

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Mar 30

Apple is reportedly on track to launch the M5 iPad Pro and MacBook Pro later this year

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According to Mark Gurman in the Power On newsletter this weekend, we may see at least two devices with Apple’s upcoming M5 chip before the end of the year. Gurman reports that the M5 iPad Pro has reached the late stages of testing, putting it “on track for production in the second half of this year.” And the M5 MacBook Pro should be here sometime in the fall, in line with the timing of the past few years’ releases.

This year’s iPad Pro likely won’t be the generation that adopts Apple’s in-house modem, though. According to Gurman, that shift is expected to happen in 2027 with the arrival of the M6 models — which he reports that Apple has already begun “early” work on. Apple introduced its first in-house cellular modem, the C1, with the iPhone 16e in February this year, and so far it seems to be performing pretty well.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/computing/apple-is-reportedly-on-track-to-launch-the-m5-ipad-pro-and-macbook-pro-later-this-year-211013731.html?src=rss

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Mar 30

Canon Unveils PowerShot V1 And EOS R50 V: Best New Vlogging Cameras For 2025

Posted in: Today's Chili

Canon has introduced two new cameras, the PowerShot V1 and EOS R50 V, expanding its EOS/PowerShot V Series to cater to video creators across various domains, including cinema, livestreaming, vlogging, and VR. These cameras are designed to enhance creative storytelling while maintaining high-quality imaging and user-friendly functionality.

PowerShot V1: A Modern Point-and-Shoot Camera

The PowerShot V1 is a lightweight and compact camera that prioritizes ease of use and high-quality visuals. Key features include:

  • A redesigned grip for both standard and selfie shooting.
  • An ultra-wide-angle zoom lens (17-52mm for video, 16-50mm/F2.8-4.5 for stills).
  • A 1.4-type sensor with approximately 22.3 megapixels.
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF II for improved autofocus and subject tracking.
  • An internal cooling fan for extended video recording.
  • A still/video switch for quick transitions, a first for PowerShot cameras.
  • High-speed shooting at up to 30 frames per second, with shutter speeds up to 1/16,000 seconds.

Additionally, the PowerShot V1 is optimized for workflows, offering seamless USB connectivity for high-quality video calls and wireless integration with smartphones via the Canon Camera Connect app.

EOS R50 V: Compact Cinema-Quality Camera

The EOS R50 V is a video-focused camera incorporating elements from Canon’s Cinema EOS line. Key features include:

  • A dedicated livestream button, a front movie recording button, and a tripod mount for vertical shooting.
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF II for smooth autofocus performance.
  • 4K crop recording at 60fps with YCC 422 10-bit color.
  • Compatibility with the RF-S14-30mm F4-6.3 IS STM PZ lens, featuring built-in power zoom.
  • Multiple livestreaming methods, including UVC/UAC, HDMI, and Canon’s Camera Connect.
  • An APS-C sensor and DIGIC X processor for enhanced bokeh and image quality.
  • Cinema EOS-inspired presets, including Canon Log 3 for advanced editing.

Designed with input from creators, the EOS R50 V aims to simplify content production with customization options and a user-friendly design.

Pricing and Availability

Both cameras are set to launch in April 2025. The PowerShot V1 is priced at $899.99, while the EOS R50 V will retail at $649.99 (body only) or $849.99 with the RF-S14-30mm lens.

Canon Unveils PowerShot V1 And EOS R50 V: Best New Vlogging Cameras For 2025

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Mar 30

Apple is said to be developing a revamped Health app with a built-in AI doctor

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An AI overhaul may be on the horizon for Apple’s Health app. In the Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple is working on a much more comprehensive version of its Health app under the code name Project Mulberry, with plans to integrate an AI agent that would somewhat “replicate” a doctor and act as a personal health coach. In addition to making lifestyle recommendations based on users’ health data, the app will reportedly include educational videos from real doctors about an array of health topics.

The Health app will also put a new emphasis on food tracking, and may even offer form correction tips for workouts using the device’s camera, Gurman reports. The service, unofficially being referred to as Health+, could arrive with iOS 19.4, which Gurman says is expected to be released next spring or summer. In the meantime, Apple reportedly has doctors on staff whose data is being used to train the AI agent, and it’s planning to open a studio near Oakland, California where they can film content. Don’t be surprised if Health+ arrives with a celebrity doctor on board, too — according to Gurman, Apple is on the hunt for a “major doctor personality” to be the face of the service.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/apps/apple-is-said-to-be-developing-a-revamped-health-app-with-a-built-in-ai-doctor-170020277.html?src=rss

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Mar 30

Canon Unveils PowerShot V1 And EOS R50 V: Best New Vlogging Cameras For 2025

Posted in: Today's Chili

Canon has introduced two new cameras, the PowerShot V1 and EOS R50 V, expanding its EOS/PowerShot V Series to cater to video creators across various domains, including cinema, livestreaming, vlogging, and VR. These cameras are designed to enhance creative storytelling while maintaining high-quality imaging and user-friendly functionality.

PowerShot V1: A Modern Point-and-Shoot Camera

The PowerShot V1 is a lightweight and compact camera that prioritizes ease of use and high-quality visuals. Key features include:

  • A redesigned grip for both standard and selfie shooting.
  • An ultra-wide-angle zoom lens (17-52mm for video, 16-50mm/F2.8-4.5 for stills).
  • A 1.4-type sensor with approximately 22.3 megapixels.
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF II for improved autofocus and subject tracking.
  • An internal cooling fan for extended video recording.
  • A still/video switch for quick transitions, a first for PowerShot cameras.
  • High-speed shooting at up to 30 frames per second, with shutter speeds up to 1/16,000 seconds.

Additionally, the PowerShot V1 is optimized for workflows, offering seamless USB connectivity for high-quality video calls and wireless integration with smartphones via the Canon Camera Connect app.

EOS R50 V: Compact Cinema-Quality Camera

The EOS R50 V is a video-focused camera incorporating elements from Canon’s Cinema EOS line. Key features include:

  • A dedicated livestream button, a front movie recording button, and a tripod mount for vertical shooting.
  • Dual Pixel CMOS AF II for smooth autofocus performance.
  • 4K crop recording at 60fps with YCC 422 10-bit color.
  • Compatibility with the RF-S14-30mm F4-6.3 IS STM PZ lens, featuring built-in power zoom.
  • Multiple livestreaming methods, including UVC/UAC, HDMI, and Canon’s Camera Connect.
  • An APS-C sensor and DIGIC X processor for enhanced bokeh and image quality.
  • Cinema EOS-inspired presets, including Canon Log 3 for advanced editing.

Designed with input from creators, the EOS R50 V aims to simplify content production with customization options and a user-friendly design.

Pricing and Availability

Both cameras are set to launch in April 2025. The PowerShot V1 is priced at $899.99, while the EOS R50 V will retail at $649.99 (body only) or $849.99 with the RF-S14-30mm lens.

Canon Unveils PowerShot V1 And EOS R50 V: Best New Vlogging Cameras For 2025

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Mar 30

Apple is said to be developing a revamped Health app with a built-in AI doctor

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An AI overhaul may be on the horizon for Apple’s Health app. In the Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple is working on a much more comprehensive version of its Health app under the code name Project Mulberry, with plans to integrate an AI agent that would somewhat “replicate” a doctor and act as a personal health coach. In addition to making lifestyle recommendations based on users’ health data, the app will reportedly include educational videos from real doctors about an array of health topics.

The Health app will also put a new emphasis on food tracking, and may even offer form correction tips for workouts using the device’s camera, Gurman reports. The service, unofficially being referred to as Health+, could arrive with iOS 19.4, which Gurman says is expected to be released next spring or summer. In the meantime, Apple reportedly has doctors on staff whose data is being used to train the AI agent, and it’s planning to open a studio near Oakland, California where they can film content. Don’t be surprised if Health+ arrives with a celebrity doctor on board, too — according to Gurman, Apple is on the hunt for a “major doctor personality” to be the face of the service.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/apps/apple-is-said-to-be-developing-a-revamped-health-app-with-a-built-in-ai-doctor-170020277.html?src=rss

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Mar 30

WhatsApp Can Now Be Set As the Default Calling And Messaging App On iPhone

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WhatsApp users can now set the app as their default for calling and messaging on iPhones, marking a significant shift in Apple’s approach to third-party app integration. The change was first reported by WABetaInfo on X (formerly Twitter) and was spotted in WhatsApp version 25.8.74 on the App Store. This update aligns with the growing trend of users relying on internet-based communication apps rather than traditional phone calls and SMS.

With this update, WhatsApp now appears as an option in iOS Settings → Apps → Default Apps, where users can select it as their Messaging and Calling default. Apple introduced the ability to set third-party apps as defaults in iOS 18.2, initially announcing that the feature would be limited to the European Union due to regulatory requirements. However, the functionality has since been made available worldwide, giving iPhone users greater control over their preferred communication platforms.

By selecting WhatsApp as the default, iPhones will automatically route calls and messages through the app instead of Apple’s built-in Messages, Phone, or FaceTime. For example, when a user taps the message or call buttons within a contact’s profile in the Contacts app, iOS will directly launch WhatsApp instead of Apple’s native apps. This feature simplifies the process for users who primarily communicate via WhatsApp, reducing the need to manually switch between apps.

The move reflects a broader shift in the way people communicate, as encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp continue to replace traditional phone services. It also highlights Apple’s evolving stance on third-party app integration, particularly in response to regulatory scrutiny and changing user expectations.

This update benefits users by providing more flexibility and customization options for their iPhone experience. It also reinforces WhatsApp’s position as a dominant messaging platform globally, further integrating it into daily communication workflows.

WhatsApp Can Now Be Set As the Default Calling And Messaging App On iPhone

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Mar 30

Apple is said to be developing a revamped Health app with a built-in AI doctor

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An AI overhaul may be on the horizon for Apple’s Health app. In the Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple is working on a much more comprehensive version of its Health app under the code name Project Mulberry, with plans to integrate an AI agent that would somewhat “replicate” a doctor and act as a personal health coach. In addition to making lifestyle recommendations based on users’ health data, the app will reportedly include educational videos from real doctors about an array of health topics.

The Health app will also put a new emphasis on food tracking, and may even offer form correction tips for workouts using the device’s camera, Gurman reports. The service, unofficially being referred to as Health+, could arrive with iOS 19.4, which Gurman says is expected to be released next spring or summer. In the meantime, Apple reportedly has doctors on staff whose data is being used to train the AI agent, and it’s planning to open a studio near Oakland, California where they can film content. Don’t be surprised if Health+ arrives with a celebrity doctor on board, too — according to Gurman, Apple is on the hunt for a “major doctor personality” to be the face of the service.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/apps/apple-is-said-to-be-developing-a-revamped-health-app-with-a-built-in-ai-doctor-170020277.html?src=rss

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Mar 30

WhatsApp Can Now Be Set As the Default Calling And Messaging App On iPhone

Posted in: Today's Chili

WhatsApp users can now set the app as their default for calling and messaging on iPhones, marking a significant shift in Apple’s approach to third-party app integration. The change was first reported by WABetaInfo on X (formerly Twitter) and was spotted in WhatsApp version 25.8.74 on the App Store. This update aligns with the growing trend of users relying on internet-based communication apps rather than traditional phone calls and SMS.

With this update, WhatsApp now appears as an option in iOS Settings → Apps → Default Apps, where users can select it as their Messaging and Calling default. Apple introduced the ability to set third-party apps as defaults in iOS 18.2, initially announcing that the feature would be limited to the European Union due to regulatory requirements. However, the functionality has since been made available worldwide, giving iPhone users greater control over their preferred communication platforms.

By selecting WhatsApp as the default, iPhones will automatically route calls and messages through the app instead of Apple’s built-in Messages, Phone, or FaceTime. For example, when a user taps the message or call buttons within a contact’s profile in the Contacts app, iOS will directly launch WhatsApp instead of Apple’s native apps. This feature simplifies the process for users who primarily communicate via WhatsApp, reducing the need to manually switch between apps.

The move reflects a broader shift in the way people communicate, as encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp continue to replace traditional phone services. It also highlights Apple’s evolving stance on third-party app integration, particularly in response to regulatory scrutiny and changing user expectations.

This update benefits users by providing more flexibility and customization options for their iPhone experience. It also reinforces WhatsApp’s position as a dominant messaging platform globally, further integrating it into daily communication workflows.

WhatsApp Can Now Be Set As the Default Calling And Messaging App On iPhone

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Mar 30

Apple is said to be developing a revamped Health app with a built-in AI doctor

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An AI overhaul may be on the horizon for Apple’s Health app. In the Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple is working on a much more comprehensive version of its Health app under the code name Project Mulberry, with plans to integrate an AI agent that would somewhat “replicate” a doctor and act as a personal health coach. In addition to making lifestyle recommendations based on users’ health data, the app will reportedly include educational videos from real doctors about an array of health topics.

The Health app will also put a new emphasis on food tracking, and may even offer form correction tips for workouts using the device’s camera, Gurman reports. The service, unofficially being referred to as Health+, could arrive with iOS 19.4, which Gurman says is expected to be released next spring or summer. In the meantime, Apple reportedly has doctors on staff whose data is being used to train the AI agent, and it’s planning to open a studio near Oakland, California where they can film content. Don’t be surprised if Health+ arrives with a celebrity doctor on board, too — according to Gurman, Apple is on the hunt for a “major doctor personality” to be the face of the service.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/apps/apple-is-said-to-be-developing-a-revamped-health-app-with-a-built-in-ai-doctor-170020277.html?src=rss

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