Adobe brings Lightroom and Firefly AI to the Apple Vision Pro

From The Verge: Adobe’s Firefly AI, the text-to-image tool behind features like Photoshop’s generative fill, will be available on the Apple Vision Pro as a native app, alongside the company’s popular Lightroom photo editing software already demonstrated during the headset’s announcement.

The...

Comcast backs down on misleading ’10G’ Xfinity speed label

From PC World: The internet service industry is no stranger to somewhat nebulous claims of speed and reliability. But even in that context, Comcast’s self-styled “Xfinity 10G network” for its home internet business raised some eyebrows. After months of arguing with the cable industry’s self...

With Image Generation, Bard AI Shows It Has Something to Prove

From CNET: With its first birthday right around the corner, Google's conversational AI tool Bard is getting another upgrade.

Early reviews found Bard lagged behind competing chatbots in part because its responses were less human-like. Since then, Google has integrated its AI model Gemini, which...

ADT Closed Its Solar Division. What Happens to Its Customers?

From CNET: The recent news of ADT closing its solar division may be leaving you with one big question: What happens to me if my solar company closes down? What happens to its warranties?

The good news is ADT will honor its warranties, an ADT representative told CNET in an email:

"ADT stands...

YEYIAN GAMING Reveals 14 New Gaming PCs

From Yeyian Press Release: YEYIAN GAMING is excited to introduce a spectacular lineup of fourteen new gaming desktop PCs showcasing the powerful GeForce RTX 4070 Super, 4070Ti Super, and 4080 Super graphics cards. Elevating gaming performance to new heights, these PCs feature the latest INTEL Core...

Google spent billions of dollars to lay people off

From The Verge: Google spent $2.1 billion on severance and other expenses as it laid off more than 12,000 employees over the course of 2023. And the layoff charges keep coming: in just the one month of 2024 so far, the company has already spent $700 million on employee severance charges as part of...

AT&T's New Robocall-Fighting Tool Adds Logo Images to Caller ID

From : AT&T is adding company logos to caller ID to help you sort authentic calls from scams.

US carriers have been using a caller authentication system, the Stir/Shaken protocol, for years to fight robocalls. The technology uses digital signatures to prove that real businesses are calling people...

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