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Best iPhone (2024): Which Model Should You Buy?

Apple sells eight iPhone models, from the $429 iPhone SE (2022) to the $1,199 iPhone 15 Pro Max. In September, certain models will disappear in favor of the iPhone 16 lineup. I'm here to help you find the best iPhone, even if that means warning you that now is the worst time to buy a new Apple handset. But if you absolutely need a device right now, I separate the marketing slogans from reality—I’ve tested every iPhone model and outlined their strengths and weaknesses so you can get the best bang for your buck. Check out our other buying guides,…
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Apple’s iPad mini drops to a record low of $380

If you’ve been holding out for a deal on an iPad mini, it may be time to make a move. Apple’s mini-tablet has dropped to a record low on Amazon. Usually $499, the sixth-gen model with 64GB is on sale for a mere $379. If you want more storage, the 256GB variant, typically $649, is on sale for $529.AppleAlthough the iPad mini is a niche device these days, it’s still a terrific tablet for those who like something smaller to easily hold in one hand and stow away in a small bag or purse. It can serve as a fancy…
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Does Perplexity’s “answer engine” threaten Google?

Does Perplexity’s “answer engine” threaten Google?

When Aravind Srinivas was accepted at the University of California, Berkeley, to do a PhD, his mother was disappointed. Like many Indian parents, she wanted him to go to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. But things worked out after all; on the west coast he interned at OpenAI and Google’s DeepMind, both of which became leaders in generative artificial intelligence (AI). With that experience, he co-founded Perplexity, a generative-AI startup recently valued at $1bn that provides fast, Wikipedia-like responses to search queries. He is an unassuming interviewee, but an ambitious one. His “answer engine" is aimed at competing with Google…
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Why Apple To Delay Three New AI-Powered Features In Europe? Details Here | Technology News

New Delhi: The Cupertino-tech giant Apple is set to delay the three new artificial intelligence features in Europe because of the landmark European Union tech rules which require Apple to ensure that its devices are compatible with rival products and services, as per the US tech group reports.  Earlier this month, the tech giant Apple highlighted its commitment to AI by introducing a range of new features and software enhancements for its iPhone and other devices, aiming to boost declining sales.  Apple announced that its AI feature 'Apple Intelligence' will come to the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro…
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Man gets Apple AirPods engraved with Micromax logo to prevent theft: ‘India is not for beginners’ | Trending

Man gets Apple AirPods engraved with Micromax logo to prevent theft: ‘India is not for beginners’ | Trending

During a social media discussion on phone snatchings in India, an X user claimed that he had got his Apple AirPods engraved with the Micromax logo to prevent theft. In his post that has collected over 3 lakh views, the X user – who goes by the name “Basked Samosa” – said that he got the fist bump emoji engraved on his AirPods so thieves don’t immediately recognise it as an Apple product. A man shared a photo of his Apple AirPods engraved with a fist bump emoji.(X/@basked_samosa) Apple AirPods are typically considered a more premium product than their counterparts.…
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AI sparks classic Android, iOS tug of war for developers

AI sparks classic Android, iOS tug of war for developers

The story was similar at Google, too, which on 14 May announced features and initiatives to lure developers into building apps and services on its Gemini large language model (LLM)-powered suite of features for Android, Chrome, YouTube and more—which have estimated active user bases of 3.9 billion, 3.2 billion and 2.5 billion, respectively. With Apple and Google both in the fray for generative AI, the stage is now set for an Android versus iOS battle—which will now look to attract developers. At stake is commercialization of generative AI—as more developers build apps and services for Apple and Google’s AI stacks,…
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ChatGPT is a marvel of multilingualism

ChatGPT is a marvel of multilingualism

THE HYPE that followed ChatGPT’s public launch last year was, even by the standards of tech innovations, extreme. OpenAI’s natural-language system creates recipes, writes computer code and parodies literary styles. Its latest iteration can even describe photographs. It has been hailed as a technological breakthrough on a par with the printing press. But it has not taken long for huge flaws to emerge, too. It sometimes “hallucinates" non-facts that it pronounces with perfect confidence, insisting on those falsehoods when queried. It also fails basic logic tests. In other words, ChatGPT is not a general artificial intelligence, an independent thinking machine.…
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Apple reclaims ‘world’s most valuable company’ title, surpasses Microsoft

Apple reclaims ‘world’s most valuable company’ title, surpasses Microsoft

Apple reclaimed its position as the world's most valuable company, surpassing Microsoft, on Wednesday. Apple's shares rose over 2 per cent to $211.75, resulting in a market valuation of $3.25 trillion. In comparison, Microsoft's market capitalization fell to $3.24 trillion, placing it behind Apple for the first time in five months. The surge in Apple's stock followed the company's unveiling of AI-enabled features and software enhancements for its devices, which analysts believe will boost iPhone sales. This announcement came during Apple's annual developer conference on Monday, where CEO Tim Cook and other executives highlighted improvements, including Siri's enhanced interaction capabilities…
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