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Gemini borra marcas de agua: controversia legal, novedades de Google y debate sobre derechos de autor Por Félix Riaño @LocutorCo¿Qué pasaría si cualquiera pudiera quitar marcas de agua en un abrir y cerrar de ojos? Ese escenario se vuelve real con la nueva actualización de la inteligencia artificial Gemini 2.0 Flash de Google. Personas en redes sociales descubren que este avance borra marcas de agua y rellena los huecos, lo que implica un debate sobre derechos de autor. Getty Images y otros bancos de imágenes están preocupados. Hay reacciones en foros y expertos advierten que eliminar un sello sin consentimiento del dueño original viola la legislación de propiedad intelectual. Este tema llama la atención de desarrolladores y usuarios curiosos. ¿Será un cambio profundo en la forma de compartir contenido digital? La controversia asoma: ¿eliminación injusta o innovación necesaria en IA? Google presentó la versión experimental de Gemini 2.0 Flash, un modelo capaz de generar y editar imágenes con enorme rapidez. Muchos usuarios se sorprendieron cuando notaron que es posible retirar marcas de agua de forma casi automática. Esto ocurre gracias a la habilidad del modelo para llenar los vacíos que quedan tras la eliminación del sello. Getty Images y otras plataformas de contenido visual señalaron su preocupación, ya que su negocio depende de la venta legítima de licencias. Mientras tanto, foros de tecnología se llenan de tutoriales que muestran el paso a paso para usar esta herramienta. Al contemplar este suceso, es natural preguntarse si estamos frente a un cambio en la forma de manejar contenidos protegidos. El acto de eliminar marcas de agua sin autorización del propietario original no es legal. Distintos despachos jurídicos confirman que se considera un atentado contra los derechos de autor. Mientras Google deja clara la etiqueta “uso experimental” en Gemini 2.0 Flash, muchas personas lo prueban para fines cuestionables. Otras inteligencias artificiales, como Claude 3.7 Sonnet o GPT-4o, se niegan rotundamente a realizar este tipo de acción. Esto plantea una situación complicada: los creadores de contenido digital temen que su trabajo se utilice de manera indebida. Este temor no solo afecta a grandes empresas, también alcanza a artistas independientes que dependen de la venta legítima de sus imágenes. La pregunta es cómo equilibrar la innovación con la protección de la propiedad intelectual. Google indica que esta función de Gemini 2.0 Flash no está lista para usarse en entornos de producción. Aclara que su objetivo es probar los límites de la tecnología y recopilar comentarios de la comunidad. Algunos desarrolladores piden a Google que establezca filtros más estrictos o mensajes de advertencia claros. El debate también se extiende a la educación en línea: muchos instructores creen que es esencial concientizar a los nuevos usuarios sobre las implicaciones éticas. Este avance ilustra que, cuando una herramienta de edición es gratis y muy potente, surgen riesgos para la integridad de la autoría. Varios artistas han exigido medidas de protección más efectivas, mientras que otros aprovechan el potencial creativo de Gemini para generar nuevas ideas o remezclar proyectos personales. Ese contraste ejemplifica la dirección de la industria: más poder en manos de cualquier persona y, a la vez, nuevos desafíos legales y morales que requieren atención inmediata. Según TechCrunch, esta polémica gira en torno a la reciente prueba de Gemini 2.0 Flash, que ofrece la opción de eliminar marcas de agua y regenerar áreas de la imagen con sorprendente precisión. TechRadar describe la capacidad del modelo para responder en tiempo récord, incluso más rápido que otros generadores como DALL-E. VentureBeat destaca la incorporación nativa de la generación de imágenes en la misma arquitectura, lo que agiliza la interacción sin necesidad de conectar varias IA. Algunos usuarios han experimentado en Google AI Studio y publicado ejemplos donde Gemini rellena espacios de forma muy realista, incluidas partes del fondo o letras de cartel. Mientras tanto, 9to5Google comenta que la herramienta se integra con Android Studio para convertir bocetos en código de interfaz. Esta integración podría simplificar procesos creativos y de programación. Todas estas funciones reflejan el alcance variado de Gemini y ofrecen pistas sobre futuras aplicaciones en el ámbito profesional y educativo. Este avance de Gemini 2.0 Flash abre interrogantes sobre legalidad y creatividad. Es esencial debatir cómo usar estas herramientas con responsabilidad. ¿Qué opinan ustedes? ¡Esperamos sus comentarios! Sigan nuestro pódcast en Spotify, Flash Diario y contribuyan a esta conversación con ideas y perspectivas frescas. Queremos animarlos a comentar en redes sociales y compartir sus experiencias con la eliminación de marcas de agua. Todo punto de vista cuenta en esta discusión.
Gemini personaliza búsquedas: estrena IA personalizada y libera funciones experimentales en su modelo 2.0 Flash Thinking Por Félix Riaño @LocutorCoGoogle amplía las posibilidades de su asistente de inteligencia artificial con la llegada de Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental. Esta versión va a permitir que tus búsquedas obtengan resultados ajustados a tus intereses. La función de personalización está enfocada en restaurantes, viajes y hasta pasatiempos que consultes con frecuencia. El enlace con tu historial es opcional, y vas a poder desconectarlo en el momento que desees. Quienes decidan usarlo van a notar una nueva sección que muestra cómo la IA combina tus datos y referencias web en cada respuesta. ¿Te imaginas un bot que sabe tus gustos y rutinas para facilitar tu vida?4. Punto de giro narrativo (10 palabras)¿Y si el control de datos fuera demasiado arriesgado hoy? Google presentó la actualización de Gemini con la esperanza de hacer más sencilla la búsqueda de contenidos variados. Quienes visitan la plataforma van a encontrar una nueva opción para activar la personalización, la cual aprovecha la experiencia previa en búsquedas. Por ejemplo, si has buscado recomendaciones de platillos exóticos, Gemini va a sugerir restaurantes cercanos que encajen con tus intereses. Este modelo 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental funciona de manera escalonada. Primero interpreta tus preguntas, después compara con tu historial reciente y, finalmente, ofrece respuestas. Los usuarios pueden dar un vistazo al proceso y decidir mantener o anular la vinculación con su historial. Así, la experiencia pretende ser más directa y cercana. Muchas personas se preguntan si tanta personalización podría resultar invasiva. La inquietud proviene de la idea de compartir nuestro registro de búsquedas con una IA que, en teoría, sabrá qué temas visitamos con mayor frecuencia. Hay quienes temen que, al rastrear esas consultas, la inteligencia artificial termine configurando una visión sesgada de la realidad o filtrando datos de manera indebida. La línea entre la utilidad y la invasión de la privacidad es delicada. Google explica que uno puede desactivar esta característica con facilidad y que los datos solo se consultan cuando la IA identifica que va a mejorar la respuesta. El debate está en preguntarse cómo equilibrar comodidad y seguridad mientras usamos estas herramientas virtuales. La empresa presenta diversos recursos para que el usuario se sienta tranquilo. Si te preocupa que Gemini almacene algo que no quieres compartir, vas a poder revisar la ruta que siguió la IA para llegar a su respuesta. Esto incluye las referencias de tu historial que se usaron en la recomendación. Además, Google anuncia la incorporación de más servicios, como la sincronización con Google Photos y YouTube, y la posibilidad de crear Gems, asistentes personales con instrucciones definidas por cada usuario. Para quienes buscan profundizar en tareas de investigación, la función Deep Research ahora es gratuita para todos. Este cambio va a favorecer a estudiantes y profesionales que necesiten documentación rápida y confiable. Bajo esta perspectiva, la evolución del servicio invita a explorar una conexión más inmediata entre la IA y nuestras actividades diarias. Algunas fuentes confirman que Gemini también se integra con Calendario, Notas y Tareas para facilitar la creación de recordatorios inteligentes. El modelo 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental, reseñado en el blog oficial de Google, promete un razonamiento más fluido, apoyándose en múltiples pasos para captar mejor las intenciones de cada pregunta. En The Verge, señalan que las personas interesadas pueden habilitar la personalización (experimental) y así aprovechar sugerencias más precisas, como itinerarios de viaje basados en búsquedas previas o proyectos de estudio relacionados con el historial académico. 9to5Google destaca que la llegada de Deep Research a la versión gratuita de Gemini abre la puerta a que cualquier usuario investigue temas complejos sin gastar dinero adicional. VentureBeat resalta que, gracias a su nuevo enfoque, Gemini gestiona mejor la información personal y mantiene un criterio ordenado para filtrar datos, algo vital en la experiencia de cada día. Gemini evoluciona con funciones que conectan tus intereses y búsquedas, ofreciendo respuestas más cercanas a tus necesidades. El control permanece en tus manos. Todo depende de si deseas enlazar o no tu historial. Para escuchar más historias y mantenerte informado, visita nuestro pódcast Flash Diario en Spotify: Flash Diario. Gemini de Google personaliza tus búsquedas si enlazas tu historial. Es opcional, rápido y con mejoras en su modelo IA.
Amazon investe mais US$ 4 bilhões na startup de IA Anthropic A Amazon manterá sua posição como investidora minoritária e será a principal parceira de treinamento da Anthropic para modelos de IA, informou a startup. A Amazon, que é a principal parceira de computação em nuvem da Anthropic, está competindo com Microsoft e Google para oferecer ferramentas baseadas em IA para clientes de serviços de computação em nuvem. A Anthropic planeja treinar e implementar seus modelos básicos nos chips Trainium e Inferentia, da Amazon. O processo intensivo de treinamento de modelos de IA exige processadores potentes, o que torna a garantia de chips de IA uma prioridade máxima para as startups. A Anthropic, cofundada pelos ex-executivos da OpenAI e irmãos Dario e Daniela Amodei, disse no ano passado que também havia garantido um investimento de US$ 500 milhões da Alphabet, controladora do Google. A startup também usa os serviços do Google Cloud como parte de suas operações. OpenAI estuda introduzir anúncios no ChatGPT A OpenAI está considerando a inclusão de anúncios em seu aplicativo ChatGPT, uma medida que pode gerar receitas significativas para a empresa. A proposta está em fase de análise e inclui modelos de anúncios personalizados com base nas interações dos usuários. Embora a decisão tenha potencial de ampliar os lucros, especialistas destacam que a mudança pode impactar a experiência do usuário e levantar preocupações sobre privacidade. Atualmente, a OpenAI tem receitas que giram em torno de US$ 4 bilhões por ano. Grande parte deste dinheiro vem das APIs: outras empresas pagam para usar em seus produtos os modelos de inteligência artificial criados pela empresa. No entanto, isso parece não ser suficiente já que a margem de lucro do negócio de APIs não é tão alta. Por isso, a OpenAI estaria buscando o mercado de buscadores e produtividade para o consumidor final. Tribunal rejeita pacote salarial bilionário de Elon Musk Um tribunal dos EUA rejeitou o controverso pacote salarial de US$ 56 bilhões concedido a Elon Musk como CEO da Tesla. O caso foi movido por acionistas que alegaram que a remuneração era excessiva e não alinhada com os interesses da empresa. O pacote, baseado em metas de desempenho ambiciosas, foi considerado por muitos como um dos maiores acordos de compensação corporativa da história. Musk defendeu o pacote como justo, dado seu impacto na valorização da Tesla. A decisão também concedeu US$ 345 milhões aos advogados que representaram os acionistas que processaram a Tesla sobre o pacote bilionário. Musk, que ainda é o homem mais rico do mundo, planeja recorrer da decisão. Enquanto isso, as ações da Tesla continuam a subir após a vitória de Donald Trump na eleição presidencial dos EUA. Elon Musk define data para colonização de Marte com plano ousado Musk prevê que a SpaceX estabelecerá a primeira colônia no Planeta Vermelho em 2054, com capacidade para mais de 1 milhão de pessoas. Segundo Musk, astronautas serão enviados a Marte já em 2030, marcando o início da construção de uma base autossuficiente com estufas, plantações e infraestrutura completa, que deve ser concluída em duas décadas. A nave Starship, o maior foguete já desenvolvido, é central nesse projeto. Atualmente em fase de testes, ela deve realizar seu primeiro voo orbital até 2026 e está prevista para integrar a missão lunar Artemis 3 no mesmo ano. Musk planeja fabricar até mil unidades da Starship, a serem lançadas em grandes frotas durante as janelas de transferência Terra-Marte, que ocorrem a cada 26 meses. Google integra Mapas e Waze com sistema de relatórios unificado O Google Maps começou a exibir relatórios de incidentes do Waze durante a navegação, permitindo que os usuários confirmem condições das estradas por meio de prompts no aplicativo. Em julho, o Google anunciou que ambos os aplicativos compartilhariam mais dados, integrando informações do Waze, como interdições de estradas, obras, radares de velocidade e presença policial no Google Maps. Conforme relatado pelo 9to5Google e pelo Android Authority, durante o fim de semana, um usuário do Reddit compartilhou uma captura de tela mostrando o aviso “Polícia relatada à frente”, baseado em dados enviados por motoristas do Waze. Assim como em outras notificações de incidentes no Maps, os usuários podem atualizar o relatório indicando se a situação permanece a mesma. Linktel implementa Wi-Fi gratuito em trens da CPTM A Linktel, em parceria com a CPTM (Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos), iniciou a instalação de Wi-Fi gratuito nos trens e estações de São Paulo. O projeto busca melhorar a conectividade para milhares de usuários diários, oferecendo acesso estável à internet durante as viagens. O serviço estará disponível inicialmente em linhas de alta demanda, com expansão planejada para todas as rotas da CPTM. Essa iniciativa acompanha a tendência global de ampliar a conectividade em transporte público, trazendo benefícios tanto para os passageiros quanto para o fluxo de informações em áreas urbanas. Gastos com verificação de identidade digital chegarão a US$ 15 bi este ano Montante representa crescimento de 74% na comparação com 2023. O aumento é impulsionado por novas soluções com uma tecnologia que reduz o atrito com o consumidor. Em 2029 esse gasto excederá US$ 26 bilhões em todo o mundo. A solução vai evoluir para identificar comportamentos anômalos do usuário em interações com dispositivos, como digitação e deslizes na tela, para detectar fraudadores. Isso permitirá que os fornecedores de verificação de identidade digital identifiquem atividades fraudulentas de forma mais precoce e eficiente. Google e Febraban fecham acordo para inovação no setor financeiro O Google fechou parceria com a Febraban para, juntos, estudarem ações e projetos voltados para melhoria da segurança cibernética no setor financeiro, em especial na proteção contra roubos e fraudes aos usuários de aplicativos de bancos no ecossistema Android. Entre as ações que visam estreitar o relacionamento dos dois lados estão grupos de trabalho e promoção de estudos. Com a parceria, espera-se que o sistema financeiro tenha mais acesso a ferramentas para combater fraudes. BNDES libera R$ 200 milhões para desenvolvimento de carro voador da Eve O BNDES aprovou R$ 200 milhões para a Eve Air Mobility, subsidiária da Embraer, avançar no desenvolvimento do eVTOL, veículo elétrico de decolagem e pouso vertical, projetado para mobilidade urbana sustentável e redução de emissões de carbono. Os recursos serão destinados à fase final de testes e aos voos de certificação, necessários para validar a operação comercial. O projeto visa oferecer uma alternativa eficiente para deslocamentos rápidos em cidades congestionadas, com integração ao sistema aéreo atual e uso de tecnologias avançadas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Amazon investe mais US$ 4 bilhões na startup de IA Anthropic A Amazon manterá sua posição como investidora minoritária e será a principal parceira de treinamento da Anthropic para modelos de IA, informou a startup. A Amazon, que é a principal parceira de computação em nuvem da Anthropic, está competindo com Microsoft e Google para oferecer ferramentas baseadas em IA para clientes de serviços de computação em nuvem. A Anthropic planeja treinar e implementar seus modelos básicos nos chips Trainium e Inferentia, da Amazon. O processo intensivo de treinamento de modelos de IA exige processadores potentes, o que torna a garantia de chips de IA uma prioridade máxima para as startups. A Anthropic, cofundada pelos ex-executivos da OpenAI e irmãos Dario e Daniela Amodei, disse no ano passado que também havia garantido um investimento de US$ 500 milhões da Alphabet, controladora do Google. A startup também usa os serviços do Google Cloud como parte de suas operações. OpenAI estuda introduzir anúncios no ChatGPT A OpenAI está considerando a inclusão de anúncios em seu aplicativo ChatGPT, uma medida que pode gerar receitas significativas para a empresa. A proposta está em fase de análise e inclui modelos de anúncios personalizados com base nas interações dos usuários. Embora a decisão tenha potencial de ampliar os lucros, especialistas destacam que a mudança pode impactar a experiência do usuário e levantar preocupações sobre privacidade. Atualmente, a OpenAI tem receitas que giram em torno de US$ 4 bilhões por ano. Grande parte deste dinheiro vem das APIs: outras empresas pagam para usar em seus produtos os modelos de inteligência artificial criados pela empresa. No entanto, isso parece não ser suficiente já que a margem de lucro do negócio de APIs não é tão alta. Por isso, a OpenAI estaria buscando o mercado de buscadores e produtividade para o consumidor final. Tribunal rejeita pacote salarial bilionário de Elon Musk Um tribunal dos EUA rejeitou o controverso pacote salarial de US$ 56 bilhões concedido a Elon Musk como CEO da Tesla. O caso foi movido por acionistas que alegaram que a remuneração era excessiva e não alinhada com os interesses da empresa. O pacote, baseado em metas de desempenho ambiciosas, foi considerado por muitos como um dos maiores acordos de compensação corporativa da história. Musk defendeu o pacote como justo, dado seu impacto na valorização da Tesla. A decisão também concedeu US$ 345 milhões aos advogados que representaram os acionistas que processaram a Tesla sobre o pacote bilionário. Musk, que ainda é o homem mais rico do mundo, planeja recorrer da decisão. Enquanto isso, as ações da Tesla continuam a subir após a vitória de Donald Trump na eleição presidencial dos EUA. Elon Musk define data para colonização de Marte com plano ousado Musk prevê que a SpaceX estabelecerá a primeira colônia no Planeta Vermelho em 2054, com capacidade para mais de 1 milhão de pessoas. Segundo Musk, astronautas serão enviados a Marte já em 2030, marcando o início da construção de uma base autossuficiente com estufas, plantações e infraestrutura completa, que deve ser concluída em duas décadas. A nave Starship, o maior foguete já desenvolvido, é central nesse projeto. Atualmente em fase de testes, ela deve realizar seu primeiro voo orbital até 2026 e está prevista para integrar a missão lunar Artemis 3 no mesmo ano. Musk planeja fabricar até mil unidades da Starship, a serem lançadas em grandes frotas durante as janelas de transferência Terra-Marte, que ocorrem a cada 26 meses. Google integra Mapas e Waze com sistema de relatórios unificado O Google Maps começou a exibir relatórios de incidentes do Waze durante a navegação, permitindo que os usuários confirmem condições das estradas por meio de prompts no aplicativo. Em julho, o Google anunciou que ambos os aplicativos compartilhariam mais dados, integrando informações do Waze, como interdições de estradas, obras, radares de velocidade e presença policial no Google Maps. Conforme relatado pelo 9to5Google e pelo Android Authority, durante o fim de semana, um usuário do Reddit compartilhou uma captura de tela mostrando o aviso “Polícia relatada à frente”, baseado em dados enviados por motoristas do Waze. Assim como em outras notificações de incidentes no Maps, os usuários podem atualizar o relatório indicando se a situação permanece a mesma. Linktel implementa Wi-Fi gratuito em trens da CPTM A Linktel, em parceria com a CPTM (Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos), iniciou a instalação de Wi-Fi gratuito nos trens e estações de São Paulo. O projeto busca melhorar a conectividade para milhares de usuários diários, oferecendo acesso estável à internet durante as viagens. O serviço estará disponível inicialmente em linhas de alta demanda, com expansão planejada para todas as rotas da CPTM. Essa iniciativa acompanha a tendência global de ampliar a conectividade em transporte público, trazendo benefícios tanto para os passageiros quanto para o fluxo de informações em áreas urbanas. Gastos com verificação de identidade digital chegarão a US$ 15 bi este ano Montante representa crescimento de 74% na comparação com 2023. O aumento é impulsionado por novas soluções com uma tecnologia que reduz o atrito com o consumidor. Em 2029 esse gasto excederá US$ 26 bilhões em todo o mundo. A solução vai evoluir para identificar comportamentos anômalos do usuário em interações com dispositivos, como digitação e deslizes na tela, para detectar fraudadores. Isso permitirá que os fornecedores de verificação de identidade digital identifiquem atividades fraudulentas de forma mais precoce e eficiente. Google e Febraban fecham acordo para inovação no setor financeiro O Google fechou parceria com a Febraban para, juntos, estudarem ações e projetos voltados para melhoria da segurança cibernética no setor financeiro, em especial na proteção contra roubos e fraudes aos usuários de aplicativos de bancos no ecossistema Android. Entre as ações que visam estreitar o relacionamento dos dois lados estão grupos de trabalho e promoção de estudos. Com a parceria, espera-se que o sistema financeiro tenha mais acesso a ferramentas para combater fraudes. BNDES libera R$ 200 milhões para desenvolvimento de carro voador da Eve O BNDES aprovou R$ 200 milhões para a Eve Air Mobility, subsidiária da Embraer, avançar no desenvolvimento do eVTOL, veículo elétrico de decolagem e pouso vertical, projetado para mobilidade urbana sustentável e redução de emissões de carbono. Os recursos serão destinados à fase final de testes e aos voos de certificação, necessários para validar a operação comercial. O projeto visa oferecer uma alternativa eficiente para deslocamentos rápidos em cidades congestionadas, com integração ao sistema aéreo atual e uso de tecnologias avançadas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Amazon investe mais US$ 4 bilhões na startup de IA Anthropic A Amazon manterá sua posição como investidora minoritária e será a principal parceira de treinamento da Anthropic para modelos de IA, informou a startup. A Amazon, que é a principal parceira de computação em nuvem da Anthropic, está competindo com Microsoft e Google para oferecer ferramentas baseadas em IA para clientes de serviços de computação em nuvem. A Anthropic planeja treinar e implementar seus modelos básicos nos chips Trainium e Inferentia, da Amazon. O processo intensivo de treinamento de modelos de IA exige processadores potentes, o que torna a garantia de chips de IA uma prioridade máxima para as startups. A Anthropic, cofundada pelos ex-executivos da OpenAI e irmãos Dario e Daniela Amodei, disse no ano passado que também havia garantido um investimento de US$ 500 milhões da Alphabet, controladora do Google. A startup também usa os serviços do Google Cloud como parte de suas operações. OpenAI estuda introduzir anúncios no ChatGPT A OpenAI está considerando a inclusão de anúncios em seu aplicativo ChatGPT, uma medida que pode gerar receitas significativas para a empresa. A proposta está em fase de análise e inclui modelos de anúncios personalizados com base nas interações dos usuários. Embora a decisão tenha potencial de ampliar os lucros, especialistas destacam que a mudança pode impactar a experiência do usuário e levantar preocupações sobre privacidade. Atualmente, a OpenAI tem receitas que giram em torno de US$ 4 bilhões por ano. Grande parte deste dinheiro vem das APIs: outras empresas pagam para usar em seus produtos os modelos de inteligência artificial criados pela empresa. No entanto, isso parece não ser suficiente já que a margem de lucro do negócio de APIs não é tão alta. Por isso, a OpenAI estaria buscando o mercado de buscadores e produtividade para o consumidor final. Tribunal rejeita pacote salarial bilionário de Elon Musk Um tribunal dos EUA rejeitou o controverso pacote salarial de US$ 56 bilhões concedido a Elon Musk como CEO da Tesla. O caso foi movido por acionistas que alegaram que a remuneração era excessiva e não alinhada com os interesses da empresa. O pacote, baseado em metas de desempenho ambiciosas, foi considerado por muitos como um dos maiores acordos de compensação corporativa da história. Musk defendeu o pacote como justo, dado seu impacto na valorização da Tesla. A decisão também concedeu US$ 345 milhões aos advogados que representaram os acionistas que processaram a Tesla sobre o pacote bilionário. Musk, que ainda é o homem mais rico do mundo, planeja recorrer da decisão. Enquanto isso, as ações da Tesla continuam a subir após a vitória de Donald Trump na eleição presidencial dos EUA. Elon Musk define data para colonização de Marte com plano ousado Musk prevê que a SpaceX estabelecerá a primeira colônia no Planeta Vermelho em 2054, com capacidade para mais de 1 milhão de pessoas. Segundo Musk, astronautas serão enviados a Marte já em 2030, marcando o início da construção de uma base autossuficiente com estufas, plantações e infraestrutura completa, que deve ser concluída em duas décadas. A nave Starship, o maior foguete já desenvolvido, é central nesse projeto. Atualmente em fase de testes, ela deve realizar seu primeiro voo orbital até 2026 e está prevista para integrar a missão lunar Artemis 3 no mesmo ano. Musk planeja fabricar até mil unidades da Starship, a serem lançadas em grandes frotas durante as janelas de transferência Terra-Marte, que ocorrem a cada 26 meses. Google integra Mapas e Waze com sistema de relatórios unificado O Google Maps começou a exibir relatórios de incidentes do Waze durante a navegação, permitindo que os usuários confirmem condições das estradas por meio de prompts no aplicativo. Em julho, o Google anunciou que ambos os aplicativos compartilhariam mais dados, integrando informações do Waze, como interdições de estradas, obras, radares de velocidade e presença policial no Google Maps. Conforme relatado pelo 9to5Google e pelo Android Authority, durante o fim de semana, um usuário do Reddit compartilhou uma captura de tela mostrando o aviso “Polícia relatada à frente”, baseado em dados enviados por motoristas do Waze. Assim como em outras notificações de incidentes no Maps, os usuários podem atualizar o relatório indicando se a situação permanece a mesma. Linktel implementa Wi-Fi gratuito em trens da CPTM A Linktel, em parceria com a CPTM (Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos), iniciou a instalação de Wi-Fi gratuito nos trens e estações de São Paulo. O projeto busca melhorar a conectividade para milhares de usuários diários, oferecendo acesso estável à internet durante as viagens. O serviço estará disponível inicialmente em linhas de alta demanda, com expansão planejada para todas as rotas da CPTM. Essa iniciativa acompanha a tendência global de ampliar a conectividade em transporte público, trazendo benefícios tanto para os passageiros quanto para o fluxo de informações em áreas urbanas. Gastos com verificação de identidade digital chegarão a US$ 15 bi este ano Montante representa crescimento de 74% na comparação com 2023. O aumento é impulsionado por novas soluções com uma tecnologia que reduz o atrito com o consumidor. Em 2029 esse gasto excederá US$ 26 bilhões em todo o mundo. A solução vai evoluir para identificar comportamentos anômalos do usuário em interações com dispositivos, como digitação e deslizes na tela, para detectar fraudadores. Isso permitirá que os fornecedores de verificação de identidade digital identifiquem atividades fraudulentas de forma mais precoce e eficiente. Google e Febraban fecham acordo para inovação no setor financeiro O Google fechou parceria com a Febraban para, juntos, estudarem ações e projetos voltados para melhoria da segurança cibernética no setor financeiro, em especial na proteção contra roubos e fraudes aos usuários de aplicativos de bancos no ecossistema Android. Entre as ações que visam estreitar o relacionamento dos dois lados estão grupos de trabalho e promoção de estudos. Com a parceria, espera-se que o sistema financeiro tenha mais acesso a ferramentas para combater fraudes. BNDES libera R$ 200 milhões para desenvolvimento de carro voador da Eve O BNDES aprovou R$ 200 milhões para a Eve Air Mobility, subsidiária da Embraer, avançar no desenvolvimento do eVTOL, veículo elétrico de decolagem e pouso vertical, projetado para mobilidade urbana sustentável e redução de emissões de carbono. Os recursos serão destinados à fase final de testes e aos voos de certificação, necessários para validar a operação comercial. O projeto visa oferecer uma alternativa eficiente para deslocamentos rápidos em cidades congestionadas, com integração ao sistema aéreo atual e uso de tecnologias avançadas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Amazon investe mais US$ 4 bilhões na startup de IA Anthropic A Amazon manterá sua posição como investidora minoritária e será a principal parceira de treinamento da Anthropic para modelos de IA, informou a startup. A Amazon, que é a principal parceira de computação em nuvem da Anthropic, está competindo com Microsoft e Google para oferecer ferramentas baseadas em IA para clientes de serviços de computação em nuvem. A Anthropic planeja treinar e implementar seus modelos básicos nos chips Trainium e Inferentia, da Amazon. O processo intensivo de treinamento de modelos de IA exige processadores potentes, o que torna a garantia de chips de IA uma prioridade máxima para as startups. A Anthropic, cofundada pelos ex-executivos da OpenAI e irmãos Dario e Daniela Amodei, disse no ano passado que também havia garantido um investimento de US$ 500 milhões da Alphabet, controladora do Google. A startup também usa os serviços do Google Cloud como parte de suas operações. OpenAI estuda introduzir anúncios no ChatGPT A OpenAI está considerando a inclusão de anúncios em seu aplicativo ChatGPT, uma medida que pode gerar receitas significativas para a empresa. A proposta está em fase de análise e inclui modelos de anúncios personalizados com base nas interações dos usuários. Embora a decisão tenha potencial de ampliar os lucros, especialistas destacam que a mudança pode impactar a experiência do usuário e levantar preocupações sobre privacidade. Atualmente, a OpenAI tem receitas que giram em torno de US$ 4 bilhões por ano. Grande parte deste dinheiro vem das APIs: outras empresas pagam para usar em seus produtos os modelos de inteligência artificial criados pela empresa. No entanto, isso parece não ser suficiente já que a margem de lucro do negócio de APIs não é tão alta. Por isso, a OpenAI estaria buscando o mercado de buscadores e produtividade para o consumidor final. Tribunal rejeita pacote salarial bilionário de Elon Musk Um tribunal dos EUA rejeitou o controverso pacote salarial de US$ 56 bilhões concedido a Elon Musk como CEO da Tesla. O caso foi movido por acionistas que alegaram que a remuneração era excessiva e não alinhada com os interesses da empresa. O pacote, baseado em metas de desempenho ambiciosas, foi considerado por muitos como um dos maiores acordos de compensação corporativa da história. Musk defendeu o pacote como justo, dado seu impacto na valorização da Tesla. A decisão também concedeu US$ 345 milhões aos advogados que representaram os acionistas que processaram a Tesla sobre o pacote bilionário. Musk, que ainda é o homem mais rico do mundo, planeja recorrer da decisão. Enquanto isso, as ações da Tesla continuam a subir após a vitória de Donald Trump na eleição presidencial dos EUA. Elon Musk define data para colonização de Marte com plano ousado Musk prevê que a SpaceX estabelecerá a primeira colônia no Planeta Vermelho em 2054, com capacidade para mais de 1 milhão de pessoas. Segundo Musk, astronautas serão enviados a Marte já em 2030, marcando o início da construção de uma base autossuficiente com estufas, plantações e infraestrutura completa, que deve ser concluída em duas décadas. A nave Starship, o maior foguete já desenvolvido, é central nesse projeto. Atualmente em fase de testes, ela deve realizar seu primeiro voo orbital até 2026 e está prevista para integrar a missão lunar Artemis 3 no mesmo ano. Musk planeja fabricar até mil unidades da Starship, a serem lançadas em grandes frotas durante as janelas de transferência Terra-Marte, que ocorrem a cada 26 meses. Google integra Mapas e Waze com sistema de relatórios unificado O Google Maps começou a exibir relatórios de incidentes do Waze durante a navegação, permitindo que os usuários confirmem condições das estradas por meio de prompts no aplicativo. Em julho, o Google anunciou que ambos os aplicativos compartilhariam mais dados, integrando informações do Waze, como interdições de estradas, obras, radares de velocidade e presença policial no Google Maps. Conforme relatado pelo 9to5Google e pelo Android Authority, durante o fim de semana, um usuário do Reddit compartilhou uma captura de tela mostrando o aviso “Polícia relatada à frente”, baseado em dados enviados por motoristas do Waze. Assim como em outras notificações de incidentes no Maps, os usuários podem atualizar o relatório indicando se a situação permanece a mesma. Linktel implementa Wi-Fi gratuito em trens da CPTM A Linktel, em parceria com a CPTM (Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos), iniciou a instalação de Wi-Fi gratuito nos trens e estações de São Paulo. O projeto busca melhorar a conectividade para milhares de usuários diários, oferecendo acesso estável à internet durante as viagens. O serviço estará disponível inicialmente em linhas de alta demanda, com expansão planejada para todas as rotas da CPTM. Essa iniciativa acompanha a tendência global de ampliar a conectividade em transporte público, trazendo benefícios tanto para os passageiros quanto para o fluxo de informações em áreas urbanas. Gastos com verificação de identidade digital chegarão a US$ 15 bi este ano Montante representa crescimento de 74% na comparação com 2023. O aumento é impulsionado por novas soluções com uma tecnologia que reduz o atrito com o consumidor. Em 2029 esse gasto excederá US$ 26 bilhões em todo o mundo. A solução vai evoluir para identificar comportamentos anômalos do usuário em interações com dispositivos, como digitação e deslizes na tela, para detectar fraudadores. Isso permitirá que os fornecedores de verificação de identidade digital identifiquem atividades fraudulentas de forma mais precoce e eficiente. Google e Febraban fecham acordo para inovação no setor financeiro O Google fechou parceria com a Febraban para, juntos, estudarem ações e projetos voltados para melhoria da segurança cibernética no setor financeiro, em especial na proteção contra roubos e fraudes aos usuários de aplicativos de bancos no ecossistema Android. Entre as ações que visam estreitar o relacionamento dos dois lados estão grupos de trabalho e promoção de estudos. Com a parceria, espera-se que o sistema financeiro tenha mais acesso a ferramentas para combater fraudes. BNDES libera R$ 200 milhões para desenvolvimento de carro voador da Eve O BNDES aprovou R$ 200 milhões para a Eve Air Mobility, subsidiária da Embraer, avançar no desenvolvimento do eVTOL, veículo elétrico de decolagem e pouso vertical, projetado para mobilidade urbana sustentável e redução de emissões de carbono. Os recursos serão destinados à fase final de testes e aos voos de certificação, necessários para validar a operação comercial. O projeto visa oferecer uma alternativa eficiente para deslocamentos rápidos em cidades congestionadas, com integração ao sistema aéreo atual e uso de tecnologias avançadas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Google Assistant estrena voz natural gracias a la inteligencia artificial Gemini en altavoces Nest Google Assistant está cambiando la forma en que interactuamos con nuestros dispositivos inteligentes.Escucha más en Flash Diario en Spotify.La compañía ha comenzado a probar una nueva voz impulsada por la inteligencia artificial Gemini en los altavoces y pantallas Nest. Esta nueva voz, más cálida y natural, permite conversaciones más humanas y responde mejor a preguntas complejas, mientras que la voz clásica sigue respondiendo consultas simples, como el tiempo o la hora. Aunque aún está en fase de pruebas y disponible solo para algunos usuarios, se espera que esta tecnología llegue de manera global en las próximas semanas, transformando la interacción en el hogar inteligente. ¿Cómo cambiará esta mejora la experiencia con asistentes de voz? Una tecnología que se acerca a nuestras conversaciones diarias La nueva voz de Google Assistant es parte de un esfuerzo mayor de Google para hacer que su tecnología sea más cercana y útil. Presentada como una de las mejoras más importantes del modelo Gemini, esta actualización permite respuestas más conversacionales y detalladas. Por ejemplo, al preguntar “¿Qué tal?”, el asistente responde con un tono más humano y dinámico. Sin embargo, sigue utilizando la voz clásica para preguntas simples, como “¿Qué tiempo hace?”. Este comportamiento refleja la transición hacia un sistema de inteligencia artificial más avanzado, capaz de sostener conversaciones largas y responder a consultas complejas con mayor precisión. A pesar de sus promesas, la nueva voz aún no está disponible para la mayoría de los usuarios. Esto ha generado expectación, ya que muchos esperan interactuar con un asistente que pueda entender contextos y responder de forma natural en español. Además, la implementación gradual hace que algunos usuarios cuestionen cuándo podrán acceder a estas mejoras en países como España, México, Colombia y Argentina. Aunque Google aún no ha anunciado una fecha oficial para el lanzamiento global, los avances que ya están en marcha dejan claro que este es el futuro de la interacción con dispositivos inteligentes. Cuando esta tecnología esté completamente disponible, la experiencia con Google Assistant cambiará drásticamente. Imagina poder discutir opciones para un viaje o pedir recomendaciones personalizadas con un asistente que entiende tus necesidades y preferencias en tiempo real. Además, Gemini promete integrarse con otras herramientas de Google, como Gmail o Google Drive, para ofrecer soluciones aún más completas. Se espera que en las próximas semanas Google anuncie oficialmente la llegada de esta nueva voz, lo que marcará un antes y un después en la relación entre los usuarios y sus dispositivos inteligentes. La nueva voz de Google Assistant con Gemini ya está en pruebas y promete revolucionar la interacción con dispositivos inteligentes, haciéndola más natural y conversacional. Aunque todavía no está disponible para todos, su lanzamiento global podría estar más cerca de lo que pensamos. ¿Qué te parece esta nueva forma de hablar con la tecnología? Déjanos tu opinión y escucha más en Flash Diario en Spotify. Bibliografía:9to5Google: 9to5google.comAndroid Authority: androidauthority.comAndroid Police: androidpolice.comChrome Unboxed: chromeunboxed.comEl Androide Libre: elespanol.comConviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flash-diario-de-el-siglo-21-es-hoy--5835407/support.
The Friday Five for August 2, 2024: Target Denim Take Back Event New Maps and Waze Updates from Google Disney+, Hulu, Max Bundle Now Available FOMC July 2024 Meeting CMS Changes to ACA Plan Switching Process Contact the Agent Survival Guide Podcast! Email us ASGPodcast@Ritterim.com or call 1-717-562-7211 and leave a voicemail. Target Denim Take Back Event: Garlin, Shannon. “Target Announces a Limited-Time Denim Trade-in Program - How to Save.” TODAY.Com, TODAY, 29 July 2024, www.today.com/shop/target-denim-take-back-event-savings-rcna164033. “Target Announces First Official Denim Take Back Event, Offering 20% off New Styles in Exchange for Previously-Worn Denim.” Target, Target, 29 July 2024, corporate.target.com/press/release/2024/07/target-announces-first-official-denim-take-back-event,-offering-20-off-new-styles-in-exchange-for-p. Bregel, Sarah. “Target Will Give You Coupons If You Swap Your Old Jeans for Its Own Denim Styles.” FastCompany.Com, Fast Company, 29 July 2024, www.fastcompany.com/91164305/target-back-to-school-shopping-coupons-discounts-sales-denim-trade-in. New Maps and Waze Updates from Google: Shakir, Umar. “Google Maps Is Getting Even More like Waze.” The Verge, The Verge, 31 July 2024, www.theverge.com/2024/7/31/24209969/google-maps-destination-guidance-waze-camera-events. Sorrentino, Mike. “Google Maps, Waze Make It Easier to Report Crashes, Cameras and Slowdowns.” CNET, CNET, 31 July 2024, www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/google-maps-waze-make-it-easier-to-report-crashes-cameras-and-slowdowns/. Fielding, Sarah. “Google Maps Will Show You Where to Enter Your Destination.” Engadget, Engadget, 31 July 2024, www.engadget.com/google-maps-will-show-you-where-to-enter-your-destination-130021496.html. Li, Abner. “New Google Maps Incident Reporting Comes to Mobile & Android Auto, Waze Gets Lockscreen Navigation.” 9to5Google, 9to5Google, 31 July 2024, 9to5google.com/2024/07/31/google-maps-incident-reporting/. Disney+, Hulu, Max Bundle Now Available: “Disney+, Hulu, Max Bundle.” Disney+, Disney+, www.disneyplus.com/welcome/disney-hulu-max-bundle. Accessed 31 July 2024. “Disney+, Hulu, Max Bundle.” Hulu, Hulu, www.hulu.com/disney-hulu-max-bundle. Accessed 31 July 2024. “Disney+, Hulu, Max Bundle.” Max Help Center, Max, help.max.com/us/Answer/Detail/000002578. Accessed 31 July 2024. Manfredi, Lucas. “How to Change Your Plan to the Disney+, Hulu, Max Bundle as an Existing Subscriber.” TheWrap, The Wrap, 25 July 2024, www.thewrap.com/disney-hulu-max-bundle-how-to-change-plan/. Weatherbed, Jess. “The Disney Plus, Hulu, and Max Streaming Bundle Is Now Available.” The Verge, The Verge, 25 July 2024, www.theverge.com/2024/7/25/24205865/disney-plus-hulu-max-streaming-bundle-price-availability. FOMC July 2024 Meeting: “Consumer Price Index - June 2024.” Bls.Gov, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 11 July 2024, www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/cpi.pdf. Cox, Jeff. “Fed Holds Rates Steady and Notes Progress on Inflation.” CNBC, CNBC, 31 July 2024, www.cnbc.com/2024/07/31/fed-rate-decision-july-2024.html. Curran, Enda. “Fed Meeting Today: Live Analysis on Interest Rates, Powell Speech.” Edited by Michael Arnold and Chris Anstey, Bloomberg.Com, Bloomberg, 31 July 2024, www.bloomberg.com/news/live-blog/2024-07-31/fomc-rate-decision-and-fed-chair-news-conference. Smialek, Jeanna. “Fed Opens Door to September Rates Cut If Inflation Stays Cool.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 31 July 2024, www.nytimes.com/2024/07/31/business/economy/fed-meeting-interest-rates.html. Guida, Victoria. “Fed Poised to Cut Rates, Ignoring Trump and GOP Lawmakers.” Politico, Politico, 31 July 2024, www.politico.com/news/2024/07/31/fed-interest-rate-cuts-trump-republican-backlash-00171918. “Meeting Calendars and Information.” FederalReserve.Gov, The Federal Reserve, www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomccalendars.htm. Accessed 31 July 2024. “Personal Income and Outlays, June 2024.” Bea.Gov, Bureau of Economic Analysis, 26 July 2024, www.bea.gov/news/2024/personal-income-and-outlays-june-2024. CMS Changes to ACA Plan Switching Process: Appleby, Julie. “Biden Administration Tightens Broker Access to Healthcare.Gov to Thwart Rogue Sign-Ups.” Fierce Healthcare, KFF Health News, 22 July 2024, www.fiercehealthcare.com/payers/biden-administration-tightens-broker-access-healthcaregov-thwart-rogue-sign-ups. “CMS Statement on Agent and Broker Marketplace Activity.” CMS.Gov Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 12 Apr. 2024, www.cms.gov/newsroom/press-releases/cms-statement-agent-and-broker-marketplace-activity. “CMS Statement on Agent and Broker Marketplace Activity, Update.” CMS.Gov, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 6 May 2024, www.cms.gov/newsroom/press-releases/cms-statement-agent-and-broker-marketplace-activity-update. “CMS Statement on System Changes to Stop Unauthorized Agent and Broker Marketplace Activity.” CMS.Gov, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 19 July 2024, www.cms.gov/newsroom/press-releases/cms-statement-system-changes-stop-unauthorized-agent-and-broker-marketplace-activity. 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Welcome Ben Schoon of 9to5Google to the show as we've got a lot going on with Android 15 developments and Google's rollout of the Find My Device network, finally!NEWSWe got some amazing photos of the solar eclipse yesterday!Mishaal's got the latest rundown of what's coming to Android 15Google is finally rolling out the Find My Device Network - whoo hoo!The Patron Pick is a hoot with a new device that lets you run Samsung Dex on your car screen!!HARDWAREThe rumored Motorola Edge 50 has been announced!The Samsung Galaxy S25 will stick Exynos and Snapdragon APPSBeeper was acquired by Automattic!! In more messaging news, Sunbird is coming back, rising like a phoenixOnePlus is rolling out AI Eraser and some rumors about Google's Magic EraserCOMMUNITYOwen from Ottawa, Canada checks in on Chrome tabsChaim from Crown Heights in Brooklyn) wants to know if Android's Earthquake Detection actually works?Jakob shows off how he watches Android FaithfulThanks to Ben Schoon for joining us - check out all his great work at 9to5Google! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Vous le savez, Gemini est le nom du chatbot de Google ayant pris la suite de Bard, et destiné à concurrencer ChatGPT d'Open AI, on vous en parle régulièrement dans ce podcast. Et bien figurez-vous que Gemini a commencé à être déployé dans Google Messages. Mais pour l'instant, tout le monde n'y a pas accès et son influence est limitée. Pour y accéder, il faut toutefois s'assurer de remplir quelques conditions :Tout d'abord : être inscrit au programme bêtaEnsuite, activer la technologie RCS dans les paramètres de l'appUtiliser un compte Google personnel et être âgé de plus de 18 ansAssocier son compte à un pays pris en charge (165 pays, ceux de l'UE en sont pour l'instant exclus)Et enfin, paramétrer son smartphone avec l'anglais comme langue principale, la seule exception étant le français puisque cette langue est disponible au Canada. Reste à voir s'il en sera de même en France. D'ailleurs, peu de smartphones sont pour le moment compatibles. Il faut soit être équipé d'un Pixel (6 ou plus récent) ou bien d'un Samsung Galaxy S22 ou plus récent, pour pouvoir en profiter. À en croire le site spécialisé 9To5Google, qui a été en mesure de tester Gemini dans Messages, l'interface serait similaire à ce que l'on connaît déjà de Gemini… il est donc possible de lui soumettre des photos, mais les messages vocaux ne peuvent pas être envoyés. Les conversations transitent par le protocole RCS, mais ne sont pas chiffrées de bout en bout. A noter que Gemini n'est accessible qu'au sein de l'application mobile. Inutile donc de tenter de passer par la plateforme web de Google Messages. Au final, utiliser Gemini dans Messages s'avère extrêmement simple étant donné qu'il suffit simplement d'envoyer un message comme s'il s'agissait d'un contact lambda. Reste à voir si ce chatbot révolutionnera les usages, ou si sa présence dans l'application Messages ne sera qu'un gadget parmi d'autres. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Négy kilométer sincs a két sziget közt, de 21 óra az időeltolódás Player 2023-12-09 06:06:07 Infotech USA Oroszország és az Usa között, a Bering-szoros közepén vannak, a dátumválasztó két oldalán. Begyűrűzött a SimplPay affér a MÁV applikációba Mínuszos 2023-12-09 04:33:11 Infotech MÁV Zrt. A Simple Pay fizetési szolgáltatás átmenetileg nem érhető el, így az online értékesítési csatornákon – a MÁV applikáción és az Elvirán – fennakadások tapasztalhatók a jegyvásárlásban – közölte péntek reggel a vasúttársaság honlapján a Mávinform. A közlemény szerint dolgoznak a hiba kijavításán. Azt javasolták, hogy ha valaki későbbi utazáshoz válta Európába is megérkezik a Threads IT Business 2023-12-09 08:33:19 Mobiltech Instagram Az Instagramban elrejtett "easter egg" szerint már a jövő héten, december 14-én indulhat Európában a Threads. A 9to5Google szerint csak be kell írni az Instagram app keresőjébe a "ticket" szót, és megjelenik egy teaser, ami a Threads európai indulására utal. Megjelenésében nagyon hasonló ahhoz a teaserhez, amellyel a Threads megjelenését harangoztá Jön a Radeon RX 9900 XTX csúcskártya, és elég izgalmas újításokat hoz PCW 2023-12-09 13:18:04 Infotech AMD Jövőre mindkét nagy gyártó új grafikai és általános számításokra hangolt architektúrával tervez, egyes hírek alapján az AMD a processzorainál látott lapkadizájnra válthat. 14 millió éve volt utoljára annyi szén-dioxid a légkörben, mint most Telex 2023-12-09 14:03:40 Tudomány Tudósok 66 millió évre visszamenőleg modellezték, mennyi volt a légkör szén-dioxid-tartalma. Az emberi tevékenység példátlanul megváltoztatta a tendenciákat. Elon Musk azonnal kirúgatná a Disney vezérigazgatóját, mert az nem hirdet nála InStyle Men 2023-12-09 06:12:07 Infotech Elon Musk Disney Elon Musk továbbra is csúcsformában van, pedig az elmúlt hetekben is nagyot ment. Furcsa alakzatokra bukkantak a Marson hvg.hu 2023-12-09 08:03:00 Tudomány Kína Mars Másfél évvel a végleges leállása után is érdekes adatokat lehet kinyerni a kínai marsjáróból, a Csu-zsungból. Átalakítja a mesterséges intelligenciáját Elon Musk, mert az túlságosan balos 444.hu 2023-12-09 12:01:10 Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Elon Musk ChatGPT Musk korábban azzal kritizálta a ChatGPT-t, hogy az túlságosan woke, ami halálos fenyegetést jelenthet. Új akkuvédő töltési módokat fognak kapni a Samsung Galaxy telefonjai PC Fórum 2023-12-09 07:00:00 Mobiltech Telefon Samsung Android A Samsung ugyan még csak a közepén van az Android 14-en alapuló One UI 6.0 terjesztésének telefonjaira, de a cég már dolgozik a rendszer következő jelentős frissítésén is. A One UI 6.1-ról most kiszivárgott egy képernyőmentés - ezzel pedig az is, hogy mi lehet az egyik legfontosabb fejlesztése. Klímakrízis, klímakatasztrófa, klímaszorongás: beszélnünk kell az éghajlatváltozásról, de nem mindegy, hogyan Qubit 2023-12-09 08:24:38 Tudomány ENSZ Egyesült Arab Emírségek Dubaj Dubajban még tart az ENSZ éghajlat-változási konferenciája, ahol sokan és sokat beszélnek a klímáról. De a vakvilágba beszélni nem elég: sokat számít, hogy milyen szavakat használnak, és hogyan tudósít a média a történtekről. Kína 2025-ben már tömeggyártásban termelné a humanoid robotokat okosipar.hu 2023-12-09 06:03:09 Infotech Cégvilág Kína Telefon Okostelefon Robot Peking Az ország ipari szektorát felügyelő pekingi Ipari és Információs Technológiai Minisztérium (MIIT) közzétett egy irányelvet, amiben a humanoid robotok kifejlesztésére vonatkozó céljait ismerteti – vette észre a The Robot Report. A MIIT szerint a humanoidok valószínűleg egy újabb, a számítógépekhez vagy az okostelefonokhoz hasonló, óriási népszerűség Az Alphabet bemutatja a várva várt "Gemini" AI-modellt TőzsdeFórum 2023-12-09 09:15:00 Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Google Az Alphabet (GOOGL.O) bemutatta legfejlettebb mesterséges intelligencia modelljét, egy olyan technológiát, amely képes videó, hang és szöveg feldolgozására. A Gemini névre hallgató, a Google tulajdonosa által nagy várakozással várt mesterséges intelligenciamodell kifinomultabb érvelésre és az információk árnyaltabb megértésére képes, mint a Google Fordulóponthoz érhet az AI szabályozás Európában FinTechRadar 2023-12-09 04:20:10 Modern Gazdaság Infotech Európai Unió Mesterséges intelligencia Ez a hét kulcsfontosságú lehet a mesterséges intelligencia (AI) szabályozását illetően az Európai Unióban.
Négy kilométer sincs a két sziget közt, de 21 óra az időeltolódás Player 2023-12-09 06:06:07 Infotech USA Oroszország és az Usa között, a Bering-szoros közepén vannak, a dátumválasztó két oldalán. Begyűrűzött a SimplPay affér a MÁV applikációba Mínuszos 2023-12-09 04:33:11 Infotech MÁV Zrt. A Simple Pay fizetési szolgáltatás átmenetileg nem érhető el, így az online értékesítési csatornákon – a MÁV applikáción és az Elvirán – fennakadások tapasztalhatók a jegyvásárlásban – közölte péntek reggel a vasúttársaság honlapján a Mávinform. A közlemény szerint dolgoznak a hiba kijavításán. Azt javasolták, hogy ha valaki későbbi utazáshoz válta Európába is megérkezik a Threads IT Business 2023-12-09 08:33:19 Mobiltech Instagram Az Instagramban elrejtett "easter egg" szerint már a jövő héten, december 14-én indulhat Európában a Threads. A 9to5Google szerint csak be kell írni az Instagram app keresőjébe a "ticket" szót, és megjelenik egy teaser, ami a Threads európai indulására utal. Megjelenésében nagyon hasonló ahhoz a teaserhez, amellyel a Threads megjelenését harangoztá Jön a Radeon RX 9900 XTX csúcskártya, és elég izgalmas újításokat hoz PCW 2023-12-09 13:18:04 Infotech AMD Jövőre mindkét nagy gyártó új grafikai és általános számításokra hangolt architektúrával tervez, egyes hírek alapján az AMD a processzorainál látott lapkadizájnra válthat. 14 millió éve volt utoljára annyi szén-dioxid a légkörben, mint most Telex 2023-12-09 14:03:40 Tudomány Tudósok 66 millió évre visszamenőleg modellezték, mennyi volt a légkör szén-dioxid-tartalma. Az emberi tevékenység példátlanul megváltoztatta a tendenciákat. Elon Musk azonnal kirúgatná a Disney vezérigazgatóját, mert az nem hirdet nála InStyle Men 2023-12-09 06:12:07 Infotech Elon Musk Disney Elon Musk továbbra is csúcsformában van, pedig az elmúlt hetekben is nagyot ment. Furcsa alakzatokra bukkantak a Marson hvg.hu 2023-12-09 08:03:00 Tudomány Kína Mars Másfél évvel a végleges leállása után is érdekes adatokat lehet kinyerni a kínai marsjáróból, a Csu-zsungból. Átalakítja a mesterséges intelligenciáját Elon Musk, mert az túlságosan balos 444.hu 2023-12-09 12:01:10 Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Elon Musk ChatGPT Musk korábban azzal kritizálta a ChatGPT-t, hogy az túlságosan woke, ami halálos fenyegetést jelenthet. Új akkuvédő töltési módokat fognak kapni a Samsung Galaxy telefonjai PC Fórum 2023-12-09 07:00:00 Mobiltech Telefon Samsung Android A Samsung ugyan még csak a közepén van az Android 14-en alapuló One UI 6.0 terjesztésének telefonjaira, de a cég már dolgozik a rendszer következő jelentős frissítésén is. A One UI 6.1-ról most kiszivárgott egy képernyőmentés - ezzel pedig az is, hogy mi lehet az egyik legfontosabb fejlesztése. Klímakrízis, klímakatasztrófa, klímaszorongás: beszélnünk kell az éghajlatváltozásról, de nem mindegy, hogyan Qubit 2023-12-09 08:24:38 Tudomány ENSZ Egyesült Arab Emírségek Dubaj Dubajban még tart az ENSZ éghajlat-változási konferenciája, ahol sokan és sokat beszélnek a klímáról. De a vakvilágba beszélni nem elég: sokat számít, hogy milyen szavakat használnak, és hogyan tudósít a média a történtekről. Kína 2025-ben már tömeggyártásban termelné a humanoid robotokat okosipar.hu 2023-12-09 06:03:09 Infotech Cégvilág Kína Telefon Okostelefon Robot Peking Az ország ipari szektorát felügyelő pekingi Ipari és Információs Technológiai Minisztérium (MIIT) közzétett egy irányelvet, amiben a humanoid robotok kifejlesztésére vonatkozó céljait ismerteti – vette észre a The Robot Report. A MIIT szerint a humanoidok valószínűleg egy újabb, a számítógépekhez vagy az okostelefonokhoz hasonló, óriási népszerűség Az Alphabet bemutatja a várva várt "Gemini" AI-modellt TőzsdeFórum 2023-12-09 09:15:00 Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Google Az Alphabet (GOOGL.O) bemutatta legfejlettebb mesterséges intelligencia modelljét, egy olyan technológiát, amely képes videó, hang és szöveg feldolgozására. A Gemini névre hallgató, a Google tulajdonosa által nagy várakozással várt mesterséges intelligenciamodell kifinomultabb érvelésre és az információk árnyaltabb megértésére képes, mint a Google Fordulóponthoz érhet az AI szabályozás Európában FinTechRadar 2023-12-09 04:20:10 Modern Gazdaság Infotech Európai Unió Mesterséges intelligencia Ez a hét kulcsfontosságú lehet a mesterséges intelligencia (AI) szabályozását illetően az Európai Unióban.
In today's episode, sales of robots are down by almost a third from the first six months of last year. But first, some headlines that caught my attention. Headlines that caught our attention India's first indigenously developed nuclear power plant unit has started operations at full capacity, Business Today reports. The plant, in Kakrapar, Gujarat, had two existing 200 MWe units. This third unit, and a fourth one that is expected to go online in March 2024, are India's first pair of indigenously designed Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors of 700 MW size with enhanced safety features, according to the Nuclear Power Corporation of India. Elon Musk said yesterday that video and audio calls will be coming to X, formerly Twitter. The features will work on iOS, Android, Mac and PC, Musk wrote in a post on the microblogging site. No phone number is needed because X is effectively a global address book, he added. Google has announced Oct. 4 as the date for its annual Pixel hardware event, 9To5Google reports. Like last year, the event is taking place in New York City. The “Made by Google” event and keynote will be at 10 am ET. You can catch the livestream on YouTube and the Google Store website. Two of the devices expected are the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, according to 9To5Google. IBM last month signed a $69.8 million (£54.7 million) contract with the British government to develop a national biometrics platform that will offer a facial recognition function to immigration and law enforcement officials, The Verge reports, citing documents reviewed by it and Liberty Investigates, an investigative journalism organisation in the UK. Some human rights activists have now accused IBM CEO Arvind Krishna of reneging on a promise he made three years ago to not build general purpose facial recognition technology for surveillance. IBM says this UK contract, meant to help police track suspects, doesn't violate that promise, according to The Verge. One thing today Now, robot sales fell for the second quarter in a row in the US, the world's biggest tech market. A slow US economy and high interest rates have taken a toll on robot orders in North America, resulting in a decline for the second quarter in a row after record purchases in 2021 and 2022, the Association for Advancing Automation (A3), said in a press release yesterday. Companies ordered 7,697 robots valued at $457 million from April to July 2023, a 37 percent decline in robot orders and 20 percent drop in value over the same period in 2022. When combined with first quarter results, the robotics market in North America is down 29 percent compared to the first half of last year with a total of 16,865 robots ordered. This drop comes after a record 2022, where North American companies ordered 44,196 robots, up 11 percent over 2021, the previous record. The ongoing labour shortage in the US, especially in manufacturing (down another 2000 jobs in July, according to the US Bureau of Labour Statistics) remains a key driver of automation. An increasing trend towards reshoring tasks back to the US is another factor. Non-automotive customers ordered more robots in the second quarter of 2023 than automotive customers, with 52 percent of units going to non-automotive industries and 48 percent going to automotive OEMs and component suppliers. Both categories were down compared to the second quarter of last year, however, with non-automotive orders down 21 percent and automotive orders down 49 percent. The strongest demand in Q2 came from the semiconductor and electronics industries, followed by life sciences/pharma and biomedical, plastics and rubber and metals, with automotive components, food and consumer goods and automotive OEMs showing the biggest drops.
Terry Gou, the founder of Foxconn Technology Group, one of Apple's biggest contract manufacturers, which is also expanding its operations in India, is entering the contest to be Taiwan's next president as an independent candidate, with elections due in 2024. Gou is widely seen as an advocate of Taiwan's return to the “One China” framework and for cross-Strait talks to resume between China and Taiwan that broke down in 2016. While pundits don't expect him to win, a more pro-China government in Taiwan could have some implications for India from geopolitics to the country's nascent EV sector. Intel plans to release a new data centre chip next year, brand named Sierra Forrest, that will handle more than double the amount of computing work that can be done for each watt of power used, Reuters reports. Asus yesterday refuted a report from earlier this week out of Taiwan that it would pull the plug on its Zenfone series of Android smartphones, 9To5Google reports. Terry Gou, the founder of Foxconn Technology Group, one of Apple's biggest contract manufacturers, which is also expanding its operations in India, is entering the contest to be Taiwan's next president as an independent candidate, with elections due in 2024. While the pundits don't expect the 73-year-old entrepreneur to win, with the current Vice President William Lai of the Democratic Progressive Party seen as the popular candidate, Gou's entry is significant due to his more conciliatory approach towards China. “The era of entrepreneur's rule” has begun, CNBC quoted him as saying at one of the election rally style gatherings he's been addressing lately. “I will definitely not allow Taiwan to become the next Ukraine,” he said at a press conference, Associated Press reported yesterday. Gou founded Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, in 1974 in Taipei, Taiwan. From making electrical components and parts for television sets, the company has grown to become one of the world's largest and most influential electronics manufacturers for customers including Apple, Microsoft and Sony. In 2022 about 70 percent of $215 billion equivalent of Foxconn's revenue came from China, according to the Wall Street Journal. In an opinion for Washington Post in July, Gou disagreed with what he described as the policy of the current Taiwanese government, under President Tsai Ing-Wen, to walk away from the One-China framework. In his view, Taiwan's long-term future rests with the Chinese. A more pro-China government in Taiwan has significance for India, from giving China greater ability to project its geopolitical power in the Indo-Pacific region to the potential impact on India's electronics supply chain. Foxconn entered India in 2006 and set up its first factory in the country at Sriperumbudur, near Chennai. Today the company's operations range from assembling the latest iPhones to supplying parts for India's electric vehicle startups such as Ather Energy in Bengaluru. The company is investing billions of dollars in India, which is looking to establish its own semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem. Foxconn pulled out of a semiconductor fab partnership with India's Vedanta Group recently, citing delays, which is seen as a bit of a setback for India's ambitions in this sector, but the Taiwanese company has said it remains committed to growth in India.
033 - August 19, 2023Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show. Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks. Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook and Threads.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!RichOnTech.tvRich talked about emergency preparedness. Rich likes an app called Weather by Tomorrow for it's storm tracking abilities. He tested a Bluetooth messaging app that doesn't require an internet connection called Bridgefy, but it didn't seem to work on his phones. Zello turns your phone into a walkie-talkie but it does require an internet connection. Familiarize yourself with SOS emergency features on the iPhone and Android. The latest iPhones can send emergency messages over satellite. Finally, you might want to turn on Wireless Emergency Alerts on your smartphone.Dennis in Corona has teen daughters and wants to know how to limit access to bad activities. Rich says to check out Bark, Aura and ScreenTime. Vilo router has built in Bark controls.Clayton LiaBraaten of Truecaller joined to talk about the issue of spam calls.Carmen asks if you need internet to use emergency SOS features.Dan in South Dakota asks about a good portable UPS system.Here's what hackers need to know about how Bluetooth works on the iPhone.California is testing digital drivers licenses and Rich signed up to try it out.Disney is the next streaming service to start cracking down on password sharing. It will start in 2024.Kevin in Las Vegas has an issue with Philips Hue lights.You might want to clean your watchband, especially if it's rubber or plastic.Desmond Wheatley, President and CEO of Beam Global talks about EV ARC.John in Newberry Park asks about streaming services. Rich says to check out Cord Cutter Weekly, Reelgood and JustWatch.Catherine emails to ask how she can sync messages on her iPhone and iPad.Jill asks if all cell phone companies are created equal. She has AT&T but wants something cheaper. Rich says to check out Cricket if she wants to stay on the AT&T network or Mint Mobile.Paul in Columbus, Ohio wants to know why USB isn't working.Brian in Long Beach asks how to recover his Google account.Michael wants to know about how to get WiFi for his senior Mom at her house. What options are there besides cable companies and are there any government programs he can look into. Rich recommends looking into T-Mobile and Verizon's wireless home internet offerings. Also, check out the Affordable Connectivity Program.Amazon Music Unlimited is the latest music streaming service to raise prices.Ben Schoon of 9to5Google reviews the ADT Self Setup security system.Josie asks for some free programs to help clean up her computer. Rich says to check out CCleaner, SuperAntiSpyware and MalwareBytes.Dave asks how to clean up an audio file with background noise. Rich recommends Adobe's free AI audio tool.Jaclyn asks how to get photos off of her iPhone onto a flash drive. Rich recommends the DUO LINK iOS USB 3.2 Dual Flash Drive.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
On Tech News Weekly, Mikah Sargent speaks with Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about the Z Flip 5, Z Fold 5, Galaxy Watch 6, and Galaxy Tab S9 devices announced at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. For more, check out Tech News Weekly: https://twit.tv/tnw/296 Host: Mikah Sargent Guest: Ben Schoon You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/ Sponsor: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT
On Tech News Weekly, Mikah Sargent speaks with Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about the Z Flip 5, Z Fold 5, Galaxy Watch 6, and Galaxy Tab S9 devices announced at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. For more, check out Tech News Weekly: https://twit.tv/tnw/296 Host: Mikah Sargent Guest: Ben Schoon You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our podcasts at https://podcasts.twit.tv/ Sponsor: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
Kyle Kiang, VP of North America for the Nothing brand, joins the show to discuss the Nothing company and the Nothing Phone 2. Mikah Sargent talks about Captcha boxes and how Captcha's may soon be going away with new technology slowly being introduced that won't have you trying to figure out what letters or numbers are in a box. Ben Schoon of 9to5Google joins the show to talk about the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5, Galaxy Tab S9, and the Galaxy Watch 6 announced at July's Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. Finally, Jason Howell shares a survey released by JD Power about consumers becoming fed up with all this tech introduced into new vehicles. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Kyle Kiang and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: ZipRecruiter.com/tnw cs.co/twit drata.com/twit
For our third episode, Huyen Tue Dao and Ron Richards welcome our very first guest to the show: Max Weinbach of 9to5Google! Featured in this episode:NEWS: ChatGPT comes to Android, Instagram head says Android is better than iOS and a preview of the NEW Google Photos app!HARDWARE: Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2023 preview, so many foldables, Sony Playstation handheld "Project Q" runs Android!APPS: Samsung's One Hand Operation gestures and Stylus interface for Android 14COMMUNITY: Your emails about battery life on a Pixel 7A, PocketCasts on WearOS and replaceable batteries in waterproof phones!This episode of Android Faithful is brought to you by OSOM. The OSOM privacy cable gives you much-needed control over when and how your data is shared. Get more info at http://osomprivacy.com/privacy-cable Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
9to5Googleの報道によれば、2023年4月下旬に米国ユーザー向けに開始されたYouTube Musicのポッドキャストサポートが、米国外にも展開され、すでにカナダとブラジルの一部のユーザーがYouTube Musicアプリにポッドキャストが表示されるのが確認できているそうです。今回はこのニュースを紹介します。
Post como alternativa a Twitter, Bob Iger regresa a Disney y encarcelan a los creadores de Z-LibraryPuedes apoyar la realización de este programa con una suscripción. Más información por acáNoticias:-Twitter restableció las cuentas de personas previamente expulsadas como Donald Trump, Jordan Peterson, Kathy Griffin y Babylon Bee. -La junta directiva de Disney anunció que Bob Chapek dejará el puesto de CEO para que Bob Iger se reincorpore con un contrato por dos años. -Meta eliminó la beta pública de Galáctica, aunque dijo que el modelo sigue disponible para investigadores. -La semana pasada, el Departamento de Justicia de los Estados Unidos reportó que las personas detrás de Z-Library, Anton Napolsky y Valeriia Ermakova fueron arrestados en Córdoba, Argentina, a solicitud del gobierno estadounidense-En un artículo de 9to5Google se destaca otra red social que ha despertado el interés de la gente desde finales de octubre: Post, fundada por el ex CEO de Waze, Noam BardinSi quieres entrar a la lista de espera para Post, entra en esta liga. Análisis: De redes y perfiles sociales¿Prefieres leer las noticias? ¡Suscríbete a mi newsletter y te llegarán todos los días! Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/noticias-de-tecnologia-express. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Újfajta gombokkal jöhet az iPhone 15 Pro készülék GSMring 2022-11-04 07:04:52 Mobiltech USA Telefon Apple Okostelefon iPhone Az amerikai vállalat a következő évben dobhatja majd piacra az iPhone 15 Pro okostelefont, amiről most új szivárgások érkeztek. Mutatjuk, hogy milyen újítást hoz el a cég a terméknél. Az iPhone 14 széria kicsit több, mint egy hónapja mutatkozott be, ennek ellenére folyamatosan záporoznak a szivárgások az iPhone 15 sorozattal kapcsolatban. Az egyik E-mailben rúgta ki Elon Must a Twitter rengeteg dolgozóját PCWorld 2022-11-04 09:06:02 Infotech Twitter Elon Musk Már ma, azaz pénteken megteszi Elon Musk a "nehéz, de szükséges lépést", a dolgozókat be sem engedik a Twitter irodájába. Két hét maradt az ukrán atombaleset elkerülésére 24.hu 2022-11-04 09:48:37 Tudomány Ukrajna Atomerőmű Levállt a hálózatról a zaporizzsjai atomerőmű, problémás a reaktorok áramellátása. Az egyik legnépszerűbb videómegosztót is feltámasztaná Elon Musk, hogy valahogy pénzt csináljon a Twitterből Rakéta 2022-11-04 06:21:02 Infotech Twitter Elon Musk Miután egy héttel ezelőtt átvette a Twittert, Elon Musk hatalmas lendülettel látott neki, hogy nyereségessé tegye a közösségi oldalt: az ötletek között felmerült a fizetős üzenetek és videók bevezetése is, és az sem tűnik kizártnak, hogy az öt évvel ezelőtt megszüntetett Vine is feltámad a hamvaiból. Népszerű Google alkalmazás karrierje ér véget IT Business 2022-11-04 10:42:05 Mobiltech Google Nem véletlen születnek sorfolytonosan a Killed by Google meme-k, gondoljunk például a Stadiara mért csapásra. A 9to5Google most arra hívta fel a figyelmet, hogy az egyik leghasznosabb app kerülhet süllyesztőbe. Úgy tűnik búcsút vehetnek a felhasználók az önálló Street View alkalmazástól, amit már a következő hetekben elkezd kivonni az alkalmazásb Új királya van a mobilfotózásnak Digital Hungary 2022-11-04 11:36:05 Mobiltech Telefon Okostelefon Kamera Mobiltelefon Huawei A Huawei legújabb zászlóshajó okostelefonja, a Mate 50 Pro rendelkezik jelenleg a legjobb kameratechnológiával a piacon elérhető mobiltelefonok között a Dxomark független minőségértékelő tesztlabor szerint. A nemzetközi benchmarkként ismert portál okostelefonos kamerákat összesítő legújabb rangsorában történetének legmagasabb pontszámát adta a Mate Stripe: ha 15 percen belül kapsz egy mailt, neked is menned kell Bitport 2022-11-04 10:00:05 Infotech Elküldi alkalmazottai 14 százalékát a Stripe. Patrick Collison levélben magyarázta meg a dolgozóknak a lépést. Máger: kihívás a liberalizáció Mínuszos 2022-11-04 04:33:35 Infotech Interjú Szerencsejáték Zrt. Nem veszélyt, hanem kihívást lát az online sportfogadás januártól érvényes liberalizációjában – mondta a Szerencsejáték Zrt elnök-vezérigazgatója a Portfoliónak adott interjújában. Máger Andrea elmondta, hogy jövő év január 1-jén megnyílik az online sportfogadás piaca, amely most a Szerencsejáték Zrt bevételének húsz százalékát adja, ráadásul ez a Az Apple vezeti a legjobb márkák rangsorát mmonline.hu 2022-11-04 10:53:14 Infotech Apple Disney Első alkalommal fordult elő, hogy átlépte a 3000 milliárd dollárt az Interbrand „Best Global Brands” százas listáján szereplő márkák összértéke. A rangsort az Apple vezeti, a technológiai brandek uralják a lista elejét, a médiavállalatok közül a Disney van a legelőkelőbb helyen, a 9. lett a cég. Az Apple márkaértéke 18 százalékkal 482,215 milliárd Olyan telefont csinált a Xiaomi, amit aztán tuti nem teszel zsebre PC Fórum 2022-11-04 08:30:00 Mobiltech Telefon Trend Xiaomi A Xiaomi a héten egy olyan új telefont mutatott meg, ami nem csak, hogy szembe megy az elmúlt évek trendjeivel a szóban forgó eszközök terén, de már azt is megkérdőjelezi, hogy érdemes -e egyáltalán telefonnak hívni. A cég Xiaomi 12S Ultra telefonjára ugyanis egy - mobilos méretekhez képest - óriási, Leica M típusú objektívet rakott. Hamarosan munkába állhat az első robotcsapos okosipar.hu 2022-11-04 05:19:22 Infotech Cégvilág Robot Mesterséges intelligencia Siemens Ha egy robot fáradhatatlanul dolgozhat a gyártásban, miért ne állná meg a helyét a vendéglátásban is? Yanu, a bartender, aki sosem tart szünetet, páratlan gyorsasággal szolgálja ki a vendégeket, és közben nem lankad sem a türelme, sem a lelkesedése – állítja a Siemens. A mesterséges intelligenciával működő, könnyen szállítható és egyszerűen tölthet Lázasan keresik az alternatív fűtési megoldásokat a magyarok Liner 2022-11-04 11:03:58 Belföld Világűr Fűtés A magyarok szemmel láthatóan napról napra egyre jobban aggódnak amiatt, hogy hogyan lesznek képesek kifizetni csillagászati szintekre emelkedő rezsiszámláikat, és lázasan keresik az alternatív megoldásokat a fűtésre. A NASA már készül az InSight búcsújára Spacejunkie 2022-11-04 10:03:40 Tudomány Világűr NASA Egyre inkább közeledik az a nap, amikor a NASA InSight szondája elhallgat, és ezzel véget ér a Vörös Bolygó belsejének titkait feltáró, és számos történelmi felfedezést hozó missziója.
Újfajta gombokkal jöhet az iPhone 15 Pro készülék GSMring 2022-11-04 07:04:52 Mobiltech USA Telefon Apple Okostelefon iPhone Az amerikai vállalat a következő évben dobhatja majd piacra az iPhone 15 Pro okostelefont, amiről most új szivárgások érkeztek. Mutatjuk, hogy milyen újítást hoz el a cég a terméknél. Az iPhone 14 széria kicsit több, mint egy hónapja mutatkozott be, ennek ellenére folyamatosan záporoznak a szivárgások az iPhone 15 sorozattal kapcsolatban. Az egyik E-mailben rúgta ki Elon Must a Twitter rengeteg dolgozóját PCWorld 2022-11-04 09:06:02 Infotech Twitter Elon Musk Már ma, azaz pénteken megteszi Elon Musk a "nehéz, de szükséges lépést", a dolgozókat be sem engedik a Twitter irodájába. Két hét maradt az ukrán atombaleset elkerülésére 24.hu 2022-11-04 09:48:37 Tudomány Ukrajna Atomerőmű Levállt a hálózatról a zaporizzsjai atomerőmű, problémás a reaktorok áramellátása. Az egyik legnépszerűbb videómegosztót is feltámasztaná Elon Musk, hogy valahogy pénzt csináljon a Twitterből Rakéta 2022-11-04 06:21:02 Infotech Twitter Elon Musk Miután egy héttel ezelőtt átvette a Twittert, Elon Musk hatalmas lendülettel látott neki, hogy nyereségessé tegye a közösségi oldalt: az ötletek között felmerült a fizetős üzenetek és videók bevezetése is, és az sem tűnik kizártnak, hogy az öt évvel ezelőtt megszüntetett Vine is feltámad a hamvaiból. Népszerű Google alkalmazás karrierje ér véget IT Business 2022-11-04 10:42:05 Mobiltech Google Nem véletlen születnek sorfolytonosan a Killed by Google meme-k, gondoljunk például a Stadiara mért csapásra. A 9to5Google most arra hívta fel a figyelmet, hogy az egyik leghasznosabb app kerülhet süllyesztőbe. Úgy tűnik búcsút vehetnek a felhasználók az önálló Street View alkalmazástól, amit már a következő hetekben elkezd kivonni az alkalmazásb Új királya van a mobilfotózásnak Digital Hungary 2022-11-04 11:36:05 Mobiltech Telefon Okostelefon Kamera Mobiltelefon Huawei A Huawei legújabb zászlóshajó okostelefonja, a Mate 50 Pro rendelkezik jelenleg a legjobb kameratechnológiával a piacon elérhető mobiltelefonok között a Dxomark független minőségértékelő tesztlabor szerint. A nemzetközi benchmarkként ismert portál okostelefonos kamerákat összesítő legújabb rangsorában történetének legmagasabb pontszámát adta a Mate Stripe: ha 15 percen belül kapsz egy mailt, neked is menned kell Bitport 2022-11-04 10:00:05 Infotech Elküldi alkalmazottai 14 százalékát a Stripe. Patrick Collison levélben magyarázta meg a dolgozóknak a lépést. Máger: kihívás a liberalizáció Mínuszos 2022-11-04 04:33:35 Infotech Interjú Szerencsejáték Zrt. Nem veszélyt, hanem kihívást lát az online sportfogadás januártól érvényes liberalizációjában – mondta a Szerencsejáték Zrt elnök-vezérigazgatója a Portfoliónak adott interjújában. Máger Andrea elmondta, hogy jövő év január 1-jén megnyílik az online sportfogadás piaca, amely most a Szerencsejáték Zrt bevételének húsz százalékát adja, ráadásul ez a Az Apple vezeti a legjobb márkák rangsorát mmonline.hu 2022-11-04 10:53:14 Infotech Apple Disney Első alkalommal fordult elő, hogy átlépte a 3000 milliárd dollárt az Interbrand „Best Global Brands” százas listáján szereplő márkák összértéke. A rangsort az Apple vezeti, a technológiai brandek uralják a lista elejét, a médiavállalatok közül a Disney van a legelőkelőbb helyen, a 9. lett a cég. Az Apple márkaértéke 18 százalékkal 482,215 milliárd Olyan telefont csinált a Xiaomi, amit aztán tuti nem teszel zsebre PC Fórum 2022-11-04 08:30:00 Mobiltech Telefon Trend Xiaomi A Xiaomi a héten egy olyan új telefont mutatott meg, ami nem csak, hogy szembe megy az elmúlt évek trendjeivel a szóban forgó eszközök terén, de már azt is megkérdőjelezi, hogy érdemes -e egyáltalán telefonnak hívni. A cég Xiaomi 12S Ultra telefonjára ugyanis egy - mobilos méretekhez képest - óriási, Leica M típusú objektívet rakott. Hamarosan munkába állhat az első robotcsapos okosipar.hu 2022-11-04 05:19:22 Infotech Cégvilág Robot Mesterséges intelligencia Siemens Ha egy robot fáradhatatlanul dolgozhat a gyártásban, miért ne állná meg a helyét a vendéglátásban is? Yanu, a bartender, aki sosem tart szünetet, páratlan gyorsasággal szolgálja ki a vendégeket, és közben nem lankad sem a türelme, sem a lelkesedése – állítja a Siemens. A mesterséges intelligenciával működő, könnyen szállítható és egyszerűen tölthet Lázasan keresik az alternatív fűtési megoldásokat a magyarok Liner 2022-11-04 11:03:58 Belföld Világűr Fűtés A magyarok szemmel láthatóan napról napra egyre jobban aggódnak amiatt, hogy hogyan lesznek képesek kifizetni csillagászati szintekre emelkedő rezsiszámláikat, és lázasan keresik az alternatív megoldásokat a fűtésre. A NASA már készül az InSight búcsújára Spacejunkie 2022-11-04 10:03:40 Tudomány Világűr NASA Egyre inkább közeledik az a nap, amikor a NASA InSight szondája elhallgat, és ezzel véget ér a Vörös Bolygó belsejének titkait feltáró, és számos történelmi felfedezést hozó missziója.
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
Mikah Sargent talks to Dan More of SixColors about Apple's "Far Out" event and the products announced at the event, such as the new Apple Watches, AirPods Pro, and the iPhone 14 lineup. Jason Howell jumps in quickly to talk to Ben Schoon of 9to5Google about Google's announcement of their hardware event, set to take place on October 6th. Finally, Mikah talks about OpenAI and its AI language model, GPT-3, and what GPT-3 may "know" about you or other people. Hosts: Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dan Moren and Ben Schoon Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: IRL Podcast kolide.com/tnw CDW.com/DellClient
It's time for episode 281 of the Mobile Tech Podcast with guest Ben Schoon of 9to5Google -- brought to you by Audible. In this week's show, we recap Samsung's latest Unpacked event, and share our first impressions of the Galaxy Z Flip4, Z Fold4, and more. We also discuss Moto's upcoming RAZR 2 and X30 Pro, and cover news from Google and Montblanc. Enjoy :)Episode Links- Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tnkgrl- Donate: https://tnkgrl.com/tnkgrl/- Support the podcast with Audible: http://AudibleTrial.com/MobileTech- Ben Schoon: https://twitter.com/NexusBen- Ben's Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 and Z Fold4 hands on: https://9to5google.com/2022/08/10/galaxy-z-fold-4-flip-4-2/- Samsung Galaxy Watch5 and Watch5 Pro: https://pocketnow.com/samsung-galaxy-watch-5-official- Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro2: https://www.theverge.com/2022/8/10/23298359/samsung-galaxy-buds-2-pro-specs-features-price- Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro Oct 6 pre-order date leaked: https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_7_and_pixel_7_pro_preorder_and_release_dates_leak-news-55259.php- Google "Get The Message" campaign: https://9to5google.com/2022/08/09/google-apple-rcs-campaign/- Moto RAZR 2 and X30 Pro launching in China first: https://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_razr_2022_and_x30_pro_launch_rescheduled_for_august_11-news-55301.php- Montblanc Summit 3: https://9to5google.com/2022/08/08/montblanc-summit-3-google-assistant/
After 151 weeks of the Sounds of Stadia podcast, Richie hosts for the first time with special guest Rob from Talking the PS bringing you, as always, all the Stadia news in the clouds!00:00:30 - Welcome/Housekeeping00:04:46 - The News!00:06:19 - Party Stream00:12:35 - Sonic Races His Way Onto Stadia00:18:50 - Bryant Chappel Discovers Direct Search00:27:42 - This Week On Stadia00:36:39 - Soccer Story00:39:06 - THQ Nordic Showcase00:56:21 - Google Expands The Cloud00:58:45 - Project Iris01:04:34 - Resident Evil 9 Leaks01:05:36 - Samsung Take Stadia on a Tour of Spain01:06:49 - APK Breakdown (from 9to5Google)01:07:48 - Outro#Stadia #thqnordic #residentevil Want more gaming content from Helix Cloud Games?
Listen to a short-form recap or roundup of all the top 9to5Google stories of the previous 24 hours. 9to5Google Daily is available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, Stitcher, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Pocket Casts and other podcast players. New episodes of 9to5Google Daily are recorded every weekday. Subscribe to our podcast in Google Podcasts or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they're available. Why not add the 9to5Google Daily to your Google Assistant Routine for a quick morning update? Learn how to add us directly to your Assistant Routines right here. Follow Damien: Damien Wilde Stories discussed in this episode: Google Maps bug sees navigation voice switch to an Indian accent at random, fix incoming Report: Google TV soon to add free, ad-supported streaming channels Some Pixel owners in Canada are now able to access Duplex-powered ‘Hold for Me' in preview Poll: What do you think has been the best Google Pixel to date? Drop us a line at gtips@9to5g.com. You can also rate us in Google Podcasts, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Pocket Casts to help more people discover the show!
In today's episode of the Nerd Bits, we will be discussing Google working on a device location tracking network, Apple announcing new products, a privacy bug in Google for Android, Samsung entering production for their next generation of foldable phones, and YouTube for iOS and iPad OS is rolling out PiP. Works Cited Barrett, Brian. “A Bug in the Android Google App Put Privacy at Risk.” Wired, 19 June 2021, www.wired.com/story/google-app-bug-airbnb-safety-security-news/. Accessed 20 June 2021. Clark, Mitchell. “Google May Be Working on an Answer to Apple's Device-Locating Network.” The Verge, 18 June 2021, www.theverge.com/2021/6/18/22540625/google-find-my-device-android-spot-location-network. Accessed 20 June 2021. Hamid, Anam. “Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 Have Already Entered Production: Tip.” Phone Arena, 19 June 2021, www.phonearena.com/news/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-3-flip-3-mass-production-started_id132962. Accessed 20 June 2021. Li, Abner. “YouTube for IPhone, IPad Rolling out Picture-In-Picture (PiP).” 9to5Google, 18 June 2021, 9to5google.com/2021/06/18/youtube-pip-iphone/. Accessed 20 June 2021. “Top Stories: Beats Studio Buds Announced, Apple Watch Series 7 Rumors, and More.” MacRumors, 19 June 2021, www.macrumors.com/2021/06/19/top-stories-beats-studio-buds-apple-watch-7/. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nerdbits/message
Mike's Links:Travel and Eating Out Are What Americans Have Been Missing Most - NearMedia.co - https://www.nearmedia.co/travel-eating-out-demand/Amazon reportedly plans to make drivers double as furniture installers - Mashable.com - https://mashable.com/article/amazon-reportedly-test-plans-drivers-install-furniture/Police: Man assaults Menard's employee, hits officer with hammer after mask dispute - Fox9.com - https://www.fox9.com/news/police-man-assaults-menards-employee-strikes-officer-with-hammer-after-mask-disputeGoogle My Business: Edit Your Profile, Hours, Photos & More From Web Search - Barry Schwartz - SERoundtable.com - https://www.seroundtable.com/google-my-business-edit-web-search-31250.htmlGoogle Search adds keyboard shortcut to edit your query - 9to5Google.com - https://9to5google.com/2021/04/15/google-search-keyboard-shortcut/New consumer update of business on google now showing up in the wild - via YourBizWatchdog on Twitter - https://twitter.com/yourbizwatchdog/status/1382797758797611012?s=20Mary's LinksLocal is now digital: Understanding the new local shopper - The Google Blog - https://blog.google/products/ads-commerce/local-shopping-trendsGoogle Merchant Center: A Local SEO Goldmine for Retailers - Andrew Shotland - Search Engine Journal - https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-merchant-center-local-retail-data/401551/#closeReview Topic Clusters as Local Business Content Strategy - Miriam Ellis - Moz.com - https://moz.com/blog/review-topic-clustersCarrie's Links:We've heard a few reports recently of reviews not publishing on Google - Joy Hawkins via Twitter - https://twitter.com/JoyanneHawkins/status/1383078294166384648Soft 404 vs NOINDEX - which is better for ranking - via Barry Schwartz at SERoundtable.com - https://www.seroundtable.com/google-soft-404s-or-noindex-empty-pages-31263.html57% of US Small Businesses Now Fully Reopened After COVID Restrictions Eased = SmallBizTrends.com - https://smallbiztrends.com/2021/04/57-percent-small-business-now-fully-reopened.htmlGoogle Testing Dot next to Updates to indicate a “new GMB” post is available - Joy Hawkins - LocalU.org - https://localu.org/google-maps-highlighting-businesses-that-have-posted-recently/Survey: Why Do Consumers Want To Text A Business? - Aaron Weiche, Leadferno - https://leadferno.com/blog/survey-why-do-consumers-want-to-text-a-business
Join the staff from Local University as they discuss some of the most significant and interesting developments Last Week in Local Search. We discuss YouTube Shorts, GMB Conversion Factors, GMB Cover Photos, an Algorithm update, Local University Advanced on April 7, and much more.Mike's Links:Walmart Taps Sofia Vergara, Jamie Oliver, Patti LaBelle for Interactive Cooking Shows on E-Commerce Hub - Variety.com - https://variety.com/2021/digital/news/walmart-cookshop-sofia-vergara-jamie-oliver-ecommerce-1234915067/Google Discover surfacing YouTube in 'Short videos' carousel - 9to5Google.com - https://9to5google.com/2021/02/27/google-discover-youtube-shorts/Pivoting Toward the New Consumer Experience: The 2021 Brand Innovation Survey - Streetfight Mag - https://streetfightmag.com/2021/02/26/pivoting-toward-the-new-consumer-experience-the-2021-brand-innovation-survey/The Top 10 GMB Conversion Factors to Get More Leads - Whitespark.ca - https://whitespark.ca/blog/gmb-conversion-factors/Google Posts: Conversion Factor & Not Ranking Factor - Moz.com - https://moz.com/blog/google-postsSeed Audiences: the Most Practical Way to Make Blogging Work for a Local Business - Local Visibility System - https://www.localvisibilitysystem.com/2021/02/28/seed-audiences-the-most-practical-way-to-make-blogging-work-for-a-local-business/Mary's Links:6 Local Search SEO Myths that Need Busting for Dental Practices - DentalEconomics.com - https://www.dentaleconomics.com/home/webinar/14198274/podium-6-local-search-seo-myths-that-need-busting-for-dental-practicesMatthew Hunt - Investing in Employees via LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:share:6771058728545337344/5 Things You Might Want to Know About Google My Business Cover Photos - Local University - Claire Carlile - https://localu.org/5-things-you-might-want-to-know-about-google-my-business-cover-photos/ Service Area Businesses: Are they at a disadvantage on Google Maps? - Zac Todd - Persuaded-io - https://persuaded.io/blog/service-area-businesses-are-they-at-a-disadvantage/Carrie's Links:What happens when Google removes 98% of your reviews? Joy Hawkins, Sterling Sky
This week 9to5Google's Abner Li, Ben Schoon, and Kyle Bradshaw discuss the changes seen in the developer preview of Android 12. Changes to notifications, what new settings there are, new gestures that are in, and those that are coming. Alphabet Scoop is available on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Castro, Pocket Casts, Overcast, and through our dedicated RSS feed. New episodes of Alphabet Scoop are recorded every Thursday afternoon at 4-5 PM ET and published on Friday mornings. Subscribe to our podcast in Google Play or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they're available. Hosts Abner Li Ben Schoon Kyle Bradshaw Links Google launches Android 12 Developer Preview for Pixel phones Notifications redesigned w/ bigger icons, dedicated snooze button Notifications to gain ‘Automatic' option for whether or not to alert Privacy toggles can block camera and microphone with a tap Markup tool now lets you add emoji and text to screenshots You can now edit any image with the Markup tool meant for screenshots ‘Reduce Bright Colors' button tones down screen brightness Navigation gestures work instantly in fullscreen apps Dark theme on Pixel is no longer AMOLED black Wallpaper-based theming tool showcased ahead of release [Gallery] Settings app gets revamp with new search bar Here's a look at One-handed mode in action [Video] Lockscreen readies redesign with larger clock Scrolling screenshots are here, but disabled for now Lockscreen and notification shade media player gets UI redesign Pixel 5 readies ‘Double tap' gesture, doesn't work yet Android TV 12 preview is now available, months ahead of previous releases Feedback? Drop us a line at gtips@9to5g.com. You can also rate us in Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, or recommend us in Pocket Casts to help more people discover the show. Transcription Abner Li: And welcome to alphabet scoop episode one theme. This week, we are discussing everything. The thing about Android 12, which launched last as they unexpected which is a day or eight compared to the past five years or so. But we had a week to live with Android 12 and. We've we we've dived a lot into it. Android 12 Developer Preview launches [00:00:31] So just to get, to get out of the way, this is starting with a developer preview, there will be three of them followed by full betas and then the before final release, but Android 12 live now, as it is every year is just for developers. And this year Google with. And like 12, what for developers? They want to give them new tools for building great experiences for users. [00:01:03] That's the official quote. And we're definitely seeing that in notifications, for example, that may have been completely redesigned with bigger icons, the, a bit more friendly. Google has the, we arranged everything again. And. I think for the most part it's well, in the case of the media player, I like how they went back to enlarging the cover art after shrinking at this with Android, you Evan. [00:01:35] So there's some nice peaks, all lounge. We won't get to appreciate any of the changes until active app has stopped updating the apps, but so far so good. [00:01:47] Kyle Bradshaw: I don't know though. It seems interesting with the, that this that they're talking about tools to give to developers for, for great experiences. [00:01:54] And it just doesn't feel like that's the, that's not what I would describe as what we've seen with Android 12 so far, that seems to be the promise of Android 12, but it doesn't feel like what we've seen so far. None of the, the headline changes to Android 12 feel. Like their developer empowering or, or experience driving, [00:02:17] Abner Li: you know, I can see that, but I, I think in some ways what they mean about when they get in the case of notifications, it's I think putting the app, I caught, like there, it's kind of a big deal. [00:02:33] And in terms of that, the conveying that you're doing with an individual. Either, the notifications always felt a part of the system, but there's a level of theming here that that's, I don't know, empowers the developer to make it more of their own experience. [00:02:53] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah. I can see that, especially with, by comparison to Android 11, which kind of lumped social apps together into that conversation's view. [00:03:02] I feel blank Android 12. With the way that it, you know, as you're saying, put the, the app icon on the side, it brings back that level of the division between apps. Like sometimes I'd, I'd get confused. What apps different notifications are, even from when I'm looking at the conversations view on Android 11, [00:03:25] Abner Li: but at the same time, It's I hope, well, it being able to put your own spin on something within limits is better than a wild West approach that pot, but it'd be fine the early days of the platform, but I hope it keeps it. Notification redesign [00:03:44] I hope this free, this free expression that Google's allowing apps and Android 12 notifications is still within limits. Yeah. So notifications, how, how either of you like this year is innovation on a lock on media notifications? [00:04:05] Ben Schoon: It looks visually a little bit nicer. It's minor, but it's nice. [00:04:10] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah. [00:04:12] Iteration is all it needed. It, it, it was already kind of a revolution as it were last time. This was, it was nice to just have a new iteration this year. [00:04:21] Abner Li: Hmm. I don't know. They always change it from . That's like They always change it. Yeah. [00:04:29] Ben Schoon: It's not an Android release without a tweak to media and a tweak to notification. Camera and mic privacy toggles [00:04:36] Abner Li: That's fair. That's, that's pretty true. So, yeah. That's notifications and I think another big tentpole that we're starting to see is privacy with privacy toggles to block the kava and microphone. In practice. I, okay. So there's the urban myth, I guess, of people thinking that Facebook is listening to them, but Instagram is listening to them to serve. [00:05:06] And to be [00:05:07] Ben Schoon: fair, seems like it's happening even though it's not. [00:05:12] Abner Li: It's perfect. It's those moments. There has to be some. Psychological explanation to why those moments feel so, so visible, but yeah, and, and I doubt that Google is going to be that explicit that he's privacy toggles. Meant to mitigate that, but I like the idea of these toggles, especially with the microphone also that also than the Metabo. [00:05:40] Ben Schoon: Yeah. It just, it feels like a kill switch, which, you know, we've seen on a lot of laptops have like a physical switch to cut off the camera either with a privacy cover or with a it just cuts off the software. I mean, like one of the things I liked about it was there's been a lot of times where I've been tied into like a video conference from my phone and it's a time I really don't want to be seen this. [00:06:02] I'm always worried. Like I'm always checking, make sure I'm muted, make sure I'm that the camera's off, but it'd be nice to just hit a toggle and make sure that that definitely can't happen. So. I think it's, it's nice. It's a good, [00:06:15] Abner Li: yeah. So yeah, privacy. I'm sure we'll see more of that. Going forward and that's, I think there, there are quite a handful of user facing changes that are all of the UI and develop a pre-vis one. Emojis and text on screenshots [00:06:29]Mockup got a nice with a boost. You can now add emoji and tax a screenshots while it's also available. Not just a screenshot. So I think this is, it would be more comprehensive editor. What does Samsung do? Could they keep the mock up tool or do they have their own custom thing that they have their [00:06:48] Ben Schoon: own? [00:06:50] Yeah. They have their own, which is optimized for the S pen and stuff. Frankly, it's a lot better, but it's, it's one of those things where it's, it's a negative, like negligible difference. It doesn't really matter. They both, they both get the job done. I think I just like, Samsung's a little bit more. New 'Reduce Bring Colors" feature [00:07:10] Abner Li: Hmm. Gotcha. What does reduce blight colors do in terms of how's it actuary? Is it make a big impact? [00:07:18] Ben Schoon: Feels like it does nothing. Like I was messing around with it. Basically the idea is to cut down on the screen. Brightness really quickly is basically the best way I can describe it. It's an accessibility shortcut, which means that you can have it triggered by either pressing the two volume buttons or swiping up from the bottom with two fingers. [00:07:38]So really it'd just be, it'd be a good way to cut down on a bright image if you're sensitive to bright images without without having to constantly have your screen brightness low. So like, let's say, you know, you're on your phone in dark mode, you use dark apps. So it doesn't bother you, but you might open up a video or an article and it's bright white. [00:08:00] This just would let you quickly tap a button. And the brightness goes down by a preset percentage. That's the utility I see in it so far, but I'm sure there's more to it than that. Yeah, it's, it's an accessibility feature. It's not going to be for everybody, but it will be useful for those who do, who do need it. [00:08:18] Abner Li: Gotcha. So navigation gestures working instantly in full screen apps. I've tried test this on YouTube, but since YouTube has that polls, that you can hide the full screen player by swiping down. It's not as noticeable, so it's just useful. Fullscreen navigation gestures [00:08:36] Ben Schoon: So it seems like this one is basically opt-in. It's not. From what I gather, this is like, if developers implemented navigation gestures the right way, what this does is if something is in full screen, you swipe once and the gesture kicks in. [00:08:55] If they did not, or if they changed it, however they needed to change it then it will. It'll act like it normally does. You have to swipe once to reenable gestures and then again, to perform that gesture, but in Google photos, which is the best example if you're viewing a photo in complete, full screen, you swipe once to go back and it does it, you swipe wants to go home and it does it I'm kind of glad. [00:09:19] It seems like it's opt-in because this could suck in video games. [00:09:25] Kyle Bradshaw: Hmm. Yeah. There's, there's a lot of scenarios where it would be very bad. Like you'd have to even photos. It's very tricky to way the implemented, because you may be just trying to swipe from one photo to another, and then you just back out and you're in the gallery view again. [00:09:39] Yeah. [00:09:40] Abner Li: Not the biggest deal in the world, of [00:09:42] Kyle Bradshaw: course, but it still could be frustrating. [00:09:46] Ben Schoon: It'll be good. In some, some places it'll be really bad in others, which is. Like I said, it's good that this is, it looks like it's optic. Yeah. New dark theme on Pixels [00:09:57] Abner Li: So, so yeah, those like what I would call the user facing changes that add a lot of nice. Well, usability, fat for end-users, but some of the biggest stuff is not quite here yet, but we're starting to get peaks of the, what Android 12, the final design will be. And I would say that we start to see that in the pixels, doc theme is no longer an AML that black it's. [00:10:31] It's almost a kind of bluish gray bluish [00:10:36] Ben Schoon: it's that GRI that they use in most of their apps, [00:10:40] Abner Li: it really comes off as booth to me. I'm not sure why I think that, but yeah, [00:10:45] Ben Schoon: it doesn't to me, but I like it. I don't like Emma lit black. [00:10:50] Abner Li: No, I feel ammo at black. It makes sense to me. Why is the system of color and. [00:10:57] Aye. That's in regular doc theme apps. I prefer the light gray that Google ops were everywhere, but like in the one place, I think ammo and drag is acceptable. Is the system any part of the system touches? [00:11:14] Ben Schoon: I can agree with that. I didn't like, I didn't mind it in the system settings, but if I have the choice, I'm going to pick the light gray. [00:11:22] Abner Li: Hmm. Yeah. That opens us up to a big redesign, which again, since e-vapor previews adjust developers getting the app. So I'm giving feedback to Google though. The whole big consumer changes that you would expect sometime in may. They're not here yet, but we have been. Able to get some books at it. [00:11:50] And first there's the regular settings app, which has been tweaked with this new search oval search bar and separated avatar icon top left corner. But the, the big change here is something with Kyle you're able to activate. Wallpaper-based theming [00:12:08]Kyle Bradshaw: So yeah, well, we were able or what's, what's been able to happen. The community found a way to to create a theme that is applied across the system. [00:12:19]Something that we had detailed ahead of time, ahead of the release, but wasn't by default in the Android 12 release, but they. And you're able to just add a, a color, basically just a, a single color, like an orange or orange purple and green are some of the examples that were shown off by a community member. [00:12:38] K dragon. [00:12:39]Abner Li: But what [00:12:40] Kyle Bradshaw: it does, is it Bri colors? Quite literally everything, like, as you were saying, the, you know, how the MLS black looks kind of blue that's that's that seems to be because the default color of Android 12, or at least of the pixel variant of Android 12 is. This blue color. So when you put on an orange or you put on a purple theme, suddenly that is now a, a dark purple instead of a dark blue, a dark orange. [00:13:09] So it's a, it's an interesting shift that I'm intrigued to see how Google. Or what colors Google themselves decides to choose. We all we've seen are guesses that people have created. We don't know what color Google's going to use necessarily. [00:13:29] Abner Li: And again, there's no UI for it, so to speak, but. What do we think that, okay, so light now, if you long press on the on the pixel Anja, you got the styles and wallpaper section, do we think that's what Google is going to the customization of these themes? Again? [00:13:49] Kyle Bradshaw: I'm not so sure to be honest, just if only because that particular UI, as part of the pixel launcher, as it were, where this seems to be something more broader for, for Android 12, rather than something, just for the pixel line. [00:14:03] So it might just live somewhere in the settings app. Settings app revamp [00:14:08] Abner Li: Hmm. Okay. And that's, that's the, the wallpaper based theming that again, like you said, we spot that the head of the race, but there's something way more substantial in the settings app. A peek at the new design language. Isn't that? [00:14:28] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah. So the, with some enabling, we were able to. [00:14:36] Turn on something called a silky home is basically what's what has been kind of referred to it. It seems to be this, this complete material redesign of the settings app, bringing it to like the, the search bar at the top has been redesigned and, and The all of the items are thicker and more spaced out. [00:15:01] And they, they kinda edit this one UI like touch where you have a heading that is taking up the top. Third of the screens that you have, the rest of the screen is reachable by your thumb. It's a. It's an interesting, it's an interesting shift and seems to be like we might be moving forward from the material theme redesigns of a couple of years ago. [00:15:30] Abner Li: Hmm. That's so the theorial theming was born out of the appeal design, which was Google's foundation of their modern design language out of material design, not allowing enough customization. And the idea that Mateo theming is that the theme allowed people to. About third party developers to put more of their style and such into the apps are doing so it's I think what the, this so usability, if, from what we can see with the Samsung one UI style pop thirds, Heather It's usability. [00:16:16]Reachability which ties directly to a one-handed mode. But I I'm curious what else defines T-Mobile next as it's being called by some people, I mean, document in early documentation. [00:16:32] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah. It's, it's, it's hard to say. I mean, I would think that the theming and the the. The the reachability is, are the, are the two, the two core aspects that they've talked about so far, but to tie it back to what we were saying earlier, these seem like major points in Android 12, and they aren't included for for developers to, or they weren't publicly mentioned for developers to start thinking about it ahead of time. [00:17:02] It's weird to me. One-handed mode [00:17:03] Abner Li: Hmm. Maybe you could see that thing. The. The next two, develop previews rather than waiting for the beta. So that could be something that like, cause we mentioned one hand at mode a bit earlier, but we've been able to use it. Have how you liking it, honestly it, [00:17:21]Kyle Bradshaw: It's it's it's it's not really for me. [00:17:23] I haven't, I don't. It's mostly because I got the pixel five because it can reach everything with my thumb. It's not really for me, but there, I know that there are people who will make good use of this and it's for those people that this was designed. But I think also that it might just be like a, a stop gap as it were for those apps that don't implement the reach of the implement their own version of reachability. [00:17:53] Abner Li: Hmm. Interesting. Yeah. One habit. Yeah. It's, it's something else. It's something that Apple did the visionary reachability but this one handed mode seems, I know it seems to wait for Google to add this feature, to make this a stock feature of Android. It just seems like in terms of catching up trends, if anything, I would think people have gotten used to these super watch phones. [00:18:23] And that there's no longer a demand for it. So to speak. [00:18:29] Kyle Bradshaw: I mean, I will say I like the implementation that they did rather than some of the ones that I've used in the past, like the LG V 20, which was definitely a massive phone for its time. They would bring, it would just shrink the whole screen down into into a movable pop-up window, which [00:18:48] Ben Schoon: is still super common. [00:18:51] I don't like it. I have, I think most Android manufacturers still do. I think Samsung still does that. Ooh, I like it. Yeah, no, I agree. [00:18:59] Kyle Bradshaw: I hate that. I, I would much rather take Google's version, which is basically stealing Apple's version to I'll take that any day. That's just shrink, just shrink it down vertically. [00:19:13] Bring it closer to my thumb. [00:19:14] Ben Schoon: I agree. But I've also never used it on an iPhone cause I hated it the way, like I never found the utility in it. [00:19:24] Abner Li: Do you have a pro max? [00:19:27] Ben Schoon: No, I'm just saying I've never, okay. I've never found it more convenient to perform the gesture, to do a reachability thing than to just move the phone in my hand. [00:19:36] Like, I've just, I've never found that more useful. I'm sure some people do. I just, I've never found it more useful and yes, I had an iPhone six plus at the time. [00:19:46]Abner Li: That, that, that definitely needed it. Yeah. It's I agree with that. There's it's a more elegant solution rather than like blocking it. And then not being able to access that, putting shrinking your screen and putting massive black borders everywhere. [00:20:04] That's just seems like you're not that, that bags like you should've just gotten a small phone rather than adapt that time to adapt this big phone too. To smile and make it work with a smart display virtual display. [00:20:21] Ben Schoon: I mean, I know a lot of people don't like it, but I really do like how a Samsung handled in one UI and which, you know, Google's kind of adopting where it's just, you know, in certain menus, the, you can scroll down. [00:20:36] From the bottom and then everything comes down and the title just gets bigger. It's kind of a waste of space, but it's also really useful. Lockscreen prepares for redesign [00:20:45] Abner Li: Yeah. And again, that's useful. Usefulness theme is without a doubt, echoing 12 Amarillo 12. This is well besides one handed mode in terms of block, screen lock screen with XY at recent pixel devices. [00:21:02] And. Basically AOD customization, or have we have, I don't think we've have seen what this rearranged a lock screen looks like on the AOD. Right? We have seen it on, on the AOD. Yeah. So it translates over. Nice. [00:21:19] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah. It's it's really It's gorgeous. Actually, I really like it. I just hope that we get to see some more of those clocks that we missed from. [00:21:28]What was that Android 10 that into [00:21:31] Ben Schoon: this 10 or nine? It feels like forever ago. [00:21:34] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah. Well, one of the past Android betas had the, all these clocks and I, I still like the one where it's like, It spells out in words it's 10, 15. [00:21:45] Ben Schoon: Oh, that was the best one. I loved that. [00:21:48] Abner Li: Yeah. That's basically a desktop call. [00:21:52] Quite nice that [00:21:55] Ben Schoon: I don't [00:21:55] Kyle Bradshaw: remember. I think I [00:21:57] Abner Li: just wanted to text on. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. So Samsung has always allowed a great, the level of customization of the AOD. [00:22:07] Ben Schoon: You can put a GIF on your LD. [00:22:10] Abner Li: Yes, you can. I believe you can put a full calendar like before the one day calendar. Yeah. The balance between like the full feature set and being able to customize it and simpleness, which I think I'm AOL and always on the space should be first and foremost, that's going to be an interesting balance, but it reminds me of. [00:22:36]Nexus seven days when you had a walk screen widgets, even though [00:22:41] Ben Schoon: I do [00:22:43] Abner Li: love them. Yeah. That, that, and the concept of widgets have went away, but you kind of be nice to those clocks to just widgets. And the VAP was could pill, small pioneers topics, experiences. [00:23:00] Kyle Bradshaw: That was part of the joy of Android. And way back then that was, those were like one of the selling features, at least in my, in my book. [00:23:07] I, I love Scrolling screenshots are coming [00:23:08] Abner Li: that. Yeah. That was delightful. So, yeah. Let's see what other use of things all day? Squalling screenshots, which, okay. I know everybody wants that, but sell, sell it to me. Why do I want this feature? Because you don't, you end up like cutting it in half anyways to like. [00:23:33] Ben Schoon: The, where I've always found it useful is in, you know, sometimes you just want to send one screenshot, but it's like, it just cuts off a little bit of information. [00:23:41]Like I don't think it's useful to just take this infinitely long screenshot cause you can't share it like usefully, especially if you're trying to share it with someone like who's looking to view it on their computer, it's impossible to read, but it's nice to just be able to, if you need to get a little more information, you have that ability. [00:24:01] I think it's definitely been, over-hyped but it is useful. I use it all the time on my full two and my S 21. I use it all the time on Samsung phones. And on that note, Samsung does this way better than Google. It's probably just because it's early, but in its current state scrolling screenshots natively work. [00:24:24] So they're not nearly as good there. The animations are super choppy and like in Twitter, for example, if you do a scrolling screenshot, you have floating action button, just like five times. [00:24:34] [00:24:34] I hope it gets cleaned up in time, but just because of how rough it is right now, I'm not fully confident in that. [00:24:44] Or at least in the, the other problem is it's not consistent yet. Like I could take a scrolling screenshot in the settings menu and in Twitter, but I couldn't do it in like Google discover and that's just kind of weird. So yeah, I hope they clean it up and just honestly, if they just took Samsungs and threw it into native Android, it would work out great. [00:25:06] I don't know why Google has this opinion that just. For some fundamental reason, it can't work as Samsung has said. I mean, it's basically what they've said is that the way that third parties have done it isn't right. Whatever the case, I'm glad it's coming. It's really rough right now though. [00:25:25] Abner Li: Speaking of laugh, the new screenshot notification, which is the most minor thing in the world. But the fact that they removed the X-Box and you have to swipe away is the, was it's the, I agree was [00:25:41] Kyle Bradshaw: sporadic though. Some people will still have the ax. I [00:25:44] Ben Schoon: do. I still have it. [00:25:46] Kyle Bradshaw: And then it'll, it'll show up and then they'll disappear. [00:25:48] I find like different times where it takes screenshots it's there. And then other times it's not. [00:25:53] Abner Li: And then, okay, so basically, so when the screenshot notification makes sense, tiny owl, where you have the screenshot on the left and on the bottom edge, you have the song strip to either share or edit. Now you have to swipe to the left, to get with a bit previously you had a tiny X button, which again was small as a tiny touch target, but compared to the left. [00:26:17]The swiping to the left and you can't swipe to the light for that reason you [00:26:22] Kyle Bradshaw: can swipe to the right. It just doesn't do anything. It moves, it moves under your touch and then it just goes right back. [00:26:31] Ben Schoon: Yeah. Yeah. I, I hope they keep the X because that is one of my problems with I'm going to go back to Samsung team, the screenshot on a Samsung You just get the bar, come across your screen and there's no obvious way to get rid of it, which is really frustrating if you don't plan on doing anything with the screenshot. Pixel 5 readies for 'Double tap' gesture [00:26:49] Abner Li: Yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, that's a minor tech and I guess another. Upcoming feature is Columbus Kyle the Columbus, the double tap, just the quick pop pop. [00:27:06] Kyle Bradshaw: So as we've talked many a time before [00:27:09] Abner Li: indeed [00:27:11] Kyle Bradshaw: pixels are going to get this double tap where you just, just like the iPhones have, but you can say Google came up with the first. [00:27:18] Or you, maybe you can't, I don't know, you can tap the back of the phone twice and it does something, at least it's supposed to the default action is going to be the assistant, which is a good replacement on the the pixel five and four, a and four eight 5g. And w. 48 5g XL, wood and knuckles. Yeah, [00:27:40] Abner Li: you just, [00:27:42] Kyle Bradshaw: you give a quick double tap to fill up the assistant because if you don't have the squeeze gesture anymore, the, the active edge. [00:27:47] So you just double tap open up the assistant rather than doing that swipe gesture from the corner. But it's, it's the codes there, but, and the UI is there, but giving the double-tap does not work no matter what we trying. [00:28:05] Abner Li: So yeah, this is without a doubt, the pixel one it's hardware exclusive, and there'll be undoubtedly limited to the pixel experience. [00:28:15] Google does. Yeah. It's about them, adding them next to the button, allow it Sony loves to do and Samsung creasing and has Nokia. Yeah. Yeah. That's like Berry, [00:28:33] Ben Schoon: but Hey, they had a dedicated [00:28:34] Abner Li: button. All the Mt. Dedicated buttons. And, but yeah, this is more elegant tuition, but I know speaking from the iOS side, I don't think it's taken people like craze. [00:28:48] It's not, I thought it would be a more of a bigger thing like now, or like a more like a hit, hidden feature to add more functionality, AFL, I guess not Audrey. [00:29:01] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah. Google made a mistake by getting rid of the active edge. I'll say it to the day I [00:29:05] Abner Li: die. I agree. Why do you know [00:29:08] Ben Schoon: both of you? It was great. It was great if you like, if you didn't like it, just turn it off and shush. [00:29:16] I know, honestly, I just, I just wish. More than anything more than squeezes and back taps and all this stuff. Just give me Motorola's classic gestures on every phone and be done with it. Absolutely familiar, [00:29:31] Abner Li: but [00:29:33] Ben Schoon: they were perfection and no one can tell me otherwise, and I want them on everything. [00:29:39] Abner Li: Before I explain what the Motorola does. [00:29:43] I'm not going to throw at you. Sidetrack me to defending myself on my active edge is a very awkward idea. For one thing. So the sensors for active edge, that pressure that's the pressure, right? They detect based on the, based on the size of the phone, they Is that how much pressure you're applying and inherently as you squeeze something it breaks. [00:30:07] Why do you want to use your phone? Why does using your phone feel like you're breaking it? Because on an infinite timescale, squeezing something reads the breaking it. And I don't know. I, you want that to be a feature? It feels awkward. If it's a, [00:30:25] Kyle Bradshaw: if it's a metal or glass phone it's not going to break. It's fine. [00:30:31] And if anything, what you're feeling the haptics kick in, it's not like the phone's breaking. [00:30:37] Ben Schoon: Yeah. I mean, I get where you're I get where you're coming from, but I don't know. It also to me, if I like haptics, not haptics tactile experiences and a squeeze is not the same as like a button, but it does have a tactile component to it, especially because of the haptics. [00:30:58] [00:30:58] Kyle Bradshaw: Yeah, that was the haptics I've ever enjoyed. [00:31:01] Ben Schoon: Yeah. I, I, I like it. It's but it's fine. Like I said, if you like it you'll like it. If you don't just turn off that it could have stuck around. No problem. [00:31:12] Abner Li: Fundamentally it's this tasteful, but anyways, what I hope to Lola has gestures. [00:31:20] Ben Schoon: Yeah. And then we'll talk about them for awhile. [00:31:23] Basically. [00:31:27] Abner Li: You will be treated to an extended treat us after this podcast on the multiple boy. Yeah, we'll see. Anyways. So Motorola what are they called? Moto actions. I think they're called the underlying name is motto actions. Anyways, you could double post your phone to watch the cat to watch the camera. How do you, [00:31:48] Kyle Bradshaw: how do you twist [00:31:51] Abner Li: twist your do you need is [00:31:53] Ben Schoon: definitely an action that you had to get used to, but it was like if you twisted it kind of like if the two corners of the foam two diagonal corners were the axis, you would twist it that way. [00:32:06]And it would. Kicking the camera. [00:32:09] Abner Li: So actually this is available in Google camera right now. selfie and the front facing [00:32:16] Ben Schoon: camera. Oh, you got me really excited for a second. Yep. [00:32:20] Kyle Bradshaw: I've never gotten that gesture to work with once never. [00:32:24] Ben Schoon: Okay. So hold your phone on an axis and it'll do it. [00:32:29] Kyle Bradshaw: I will try. It's fun. [00:32:31] You keep describing, but I, I will, I will sit here. Okay. Okay. I got it to work. [00:32:35] Abner Li: That's good. [00:32:37] Ben Schoon: Eats it. You say, Oh, but if you, if, if it was the, to wash to the camera, you would use it all the time. It's so good. Fair. [00:32:46] Kyle Bradshaw: If it works [00:32:47] Ben Schoon: consistently fine, but it does. I don't get how, what a role I had them. Perfect. They always worked. [00:32:56] Abner Li: It always worked. There's no doubt about that, but chopping yes, you [00:33:04] Ben Schoon: could chop twice to get to the flashlight and that was fantastic. [00:33:08] Abner Li: What is it? Just those two. [00:33:11] Ben Schoon: Those were the two most useful, there were more like you could like the waves to get to your always on display. [00:33:17] Abner Li: Oh, that, Oh, I missed that so [00:33:20] Ben Schoon: much. [00:33:21] Which, I mean, they, I liked that, but it was weird just because they had like little IRS sensors, which looked really weird in the time of white bezels, which I still can't. Yeah. I'll never forgive them for doing that. And [00:33:32] Abner Li: all these things here. So, yeah, there's no point in [00:33:36] Ben Schoon: that. Yeah, they had, they had a few more, but those were the two like really, really useful ones. [00:33:41] And I just, I wish they were on every phone and that's a complete just side ramp, but I, I, I love those. I miss [00:33:49] Abner Li: those. Yeah. And it's ironic that it's white now, that only thing is that Google owned Motorola for a few years. They could have honestly swiped the idea and kept to themselves into Android, but they didn't do that for that reason. [00:34:07] And it's a, it was a very, just a clever way of doing more of unique, uniquely launching things. But. That's history. I [00:34:19] Ben Schoon: mean, really think about it. They were, they got that right in 2013. [00:34:24] Abner Li: It's incredible. It's been [00:34:26] Ben Schoon: eight years and they, and no one has copied them. [00:34:30] Abner Li: Do you think it's patented? I [00:34:31] Ben Schoon: doubt it, [00:34:33] Kyle Bradshaw: but if it was then Google could have kept it in the, when selling Motorola. [00:34:38] I think that's what Ben's getting now. [00:34:41] Ben Schoon: I don't know it's I wish they, those were still around. That was way off topic. Why often [00:34:49] Abner Li: a bit off topic, but yeah. So that's Columbus. Yeah, it was Columbus and we'll see, [00:34:56] Ben Schoon: that was Columbus and the better version of Columbus. Android TV 12 preview [00:35:03] Abner Li: Oh man. But, yeah. So let's see other things that have happened very briefly. Android TV, 12 I'll [00:35:12] Ben Schoon: S I'll spoil my own posts. That's going up tomorrow. It's nothing. There's nothing changed. There's a, but we did realize that because, because we sideloaded enter a TV 12 which was briefly broken, but is now fixed. [00:35:24]That Google TV has a basic mode, which just turns off all the smart features and has meant for like panels that ship with Google TV. It's really cool. It's not exclusive to Android 12 though, which is good. But yeah, user-facing features there's nothing because. Android updates don't really matter for TVs because everything's all the important stuff is like play services and app updates. [00:35:48] Abner Li: Yeah, I think our stack, because lot other day he had, he had the brilliant, he made, he, he made. Okay. Basically his point was Google. Should divorce, Android versions from Android TV and definitely well less [00:36:04] Ben Schoon: 100% [00:36:05] Abner Li: agree. However many years old, I now. Oh [00:36:08] Kyle Bradshaw: yeah. We've we've that that's already happened with wireless. [00:36:11] It's been on Android now this whole time. [00:36:13] Ben Schoon: Yeah, that's true. Yeah. Cause they, it doesn't even show it in the settings, but Android TV and Google TV, they do show it on the settings and yeah, it, it's not important. Like I w w I was putting together something today on, you know, why it doesn't matter. And like Android eight was obviously a big deal because it introduced the whole new UI and way of working. [00:36:33] You go to Android nine, like the biggest change was the redesign settings menu. And then Android 10 and Android 11, everything was in the background. There were no user facing changes that were like actually important [00:36:47] Kyle Bradshaw: and Andrews changes. Google TV. Yeah. [00:36:50] Ben Schoon: But that's that it works on Android 10. That's what the Chrome cast ships with. [00:36:54] There's just, there's nothing. Nothing in Android TV is actually like tied to the version except for platform specific things. And most of the time, those don't matter for Android TVs. [00:37:10] Abner Li: This isn't a diversion, but if you think about it well as an Android TV, in terms of how you can update. Components the lector and the price store to make a big impact and the features and stuff that really was the precursor to mainline. [00:37:26] If you think about it, it's that doesn't well, S was definitely first to that model and the wearable platform doesn't get enough credit for that. Of course they didn't do anything. That's true. Nothing to see here. Not think Dawn date. Yeah. [00:37:48] Ben Schoon: The one thing I will say that Android TV 12 though, which is like the actual important thing is okay. [00:37:53] It got it's preview the same day as phones and that's never happened before. So it's a really good sign that Google is finally going to actually take updates, not necessarily major platform updates, but just updates in general, more seriously on Android DV. And another good sign of that is that the for the preview builds for the ADT three are. [00:38:16] They include this month security patch, which again, never happened before last. I think the Android 11 public build for ADT three that came out last year. It came out in September and I'm pretty sure it had like a July watch on it. They've never been and up to date. Like I think even the Chromecast I think is like a month out of date right now. [00:38:40] Two months. It's yeah. It's. I think it's just, it's a good sign that they're finally gonna take this stuff seriously. Which is great. [00:38:48] Abner Li: Yeah. So yeah, that's Android TV. I'm sure. Over the coming months or have we'll learn more, what the focus of Android 12 for Android TV is, but to wrap up today is so we all have outgo 12 installed. [00:39:06]It's surprisingly stable speaking from all my experiences. Well, Ben, you definitely [00:39:13] Ben Schoon: the biggest issue I had as well. Yeah. So we've, we have an article that kind of goes over everything that we've noticed so far, it is pretty stable. The biggest thing I had issues with was biometrics my fingerprint sensors, not reliable. [00:39:27]Two part, I think part of that is due to some of the stuff we enabled, but Damien was having the same issues where. The fingerprint sensor, just wasn't listening when you tried to use it on the lock screen. And I've seen reports of like apps crashing and stuff, but it's, you know, for a first preview it's pretty stable. [00:39:42]But I think it was the same. It was the same thing last year. And the second one broke everything. [00:39:47] Abner Li: So. And to qualify that Damian you then, and I we're on pixel fois and pixel fives on the pixel three XL, Kyle. [00:39:58] Ben Schoon: It's, it's interesting. It doesn't [00:40:01] Kyle Bradshaw: inconsistent. I would say the stable, stable, but just, it just doesn't feel the pixel three Axl with its with its center notch just doesn't or the pixel, the pixel three XL just doesn't. [00:40:14] The center notch just doesn't feel right here like it did before. I don't know, like a, the power menu is behind the notch. There's there's just little, little details. It just tells you or feels to me like this phone wasn't really considered. Is for stability though. It's been fine. It hasn't really crashed. [00:40:35] It's been okay. [00:40:37] Abner Li: Yeah. And of course, a major takeaway is if you use Google pay, do not install this because Google pay or not work and you won't be having a good time, but yeah, Android 12. The madness has begun. We're in it for a few months, definitely into the summer. Yeah. Thank you everyone for joining us about on this episode of alphabet scoop, we record every Thursdays. [00:41:09] And publish Friday mornings. You can find us on all your favorite podcasting platforms, such as Google podcasts, pocket, CAS, iTunes, Apple podcasts, and you can even Western on our site@ninefivegoogle.com. 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