Tag: Tech News

  • Chrome, Safari and other browsers vulnerable to 0.0.0.0 Day vulnerability — what you need to know

    It’s not every day that we come across a vulnerability that’s almost two decades old but cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new zero-day flaw that impacts all major browsers. As reported by The Hacker News, the Israeli app security firm Oligo found what it’s calling a “0.0.0.0 Day” that can be exploited by hackers to…

  • Apple could charge up to $20 subscription fee for AI features: report

    Apple’s new AI features may not come cheap. The Cupertino, Calif.-based company could charge up to a $20 subscription fee for access to some of its advanced artificial intelligence features when they are finally made available this fall, analysts told CNBC.  “Software and services makes it more lucrative for Apple to pass it on with…

  • You can kick the alpha tires on System76’s Cosmic, a new Linux desktop

    Enlarge / A little auto-tiling on the Cosmic desktop. System76 System76 has released an alpha version of its Cosmic desktop environment for Linux and Unix-like systems. The Linux hardware firm isn’t targeting only its customers with its GNOME replacement; it also hopes to get distro maintainers and app makers on board with its Rust-built, UX-focused…

  • Apple iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Pro Release Date Proposed In New Report

    The new iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will almost certainly be unveiled in a month’s time. But when, exactly? You can read my detailed predictions of when the iPhone will go on sale, when the keynote revealing it will happen and even when the keynote will be…

  • Cohere co-founder Nick Frosst thinks everyone needs to be more realistic on what AI can, and cannot do

    AI companies are gobbling up investor money and securing sky-high valuations early in their life cycle. This dynamic has many calling the AI industry a bubble. Nick Frosst, a co-founder of Cohere, which builds custom AI models for enterprise customers, recently said on TechCrunch’s Found podcast that he doesn’t think the AI industry is in…

  • Apple’s Mac Mini With M4 Chip Will Be Its Smallest Computer Ever

    (Bloomberg) — Apple Inc. is planning a new version of the Mac mini that will be its smallest desktop computer yet, part of a broader overhaul of the Mac line with AI-focused chips. Most Read from Bloomberg The new model — due later this year — will mark the first major design change to the…

  • Gurman: Here’s when to expect M4 Mac Studio, Mac Pro, MacBook Air

    Apple is planning to upgrade its entire Mac lineup to the M4 chip over the next year. Today in a report about a redesign for the new Mac mini, Mark Gurman also revealed when to expect the M4 MacBook Air, Mac Pro, and Mac Studio. MacBook Air coming in spring, with Mac Studio and Mac…

  • One UI 7 testing is ongoing for Galaxy A53, A54 and more

    Samsung has been testing Android 15 and One UI 7.0 for multiple mid-range phones since at least June. This was revealed by benchmark listings discovered by a keen-eyed X/Twitter user. The Galaxy A53, Galaxy A54, and Galaxy A73 were tested running Android 15 on Geekbench, one of the most popular benchmarking apps for mobile devices,…

  • 'Push for speed backfired,' Sonos CEO says as new products delayed

    Sonos CEO Patrick Spence today in the company’s third-quarter earnings call said that two new products scheduled for later this year will be delayed until major issues in the Sonos ecosystem are fixed. The news comes as Spence continued to apologize and lay out the roadmap for returning customer experience to its former standards following…

  • Download iOS 17.6.1 Now to Ensure This Feature Is Working Correctly

    Apple released iOS 17.6.1 on Wednesday, a day after the tech giant released the third public beta of iOS 18 to developers and public beta testers. This update doesn’t bring any new features to your iPhone, but it does address an issue with an iCloud security feature called Advanced Data Protection.  To download the update,…