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News & Reviews:   USA

  • You can now try out Apple Intelligence with the 18.1 iOS beta

    You can now try out Apple Intelligence with the 18.1 iOS beta

    Apple Intelligence is Apple's own generative AI feature. It focuses on processing from within the device, while those using the Internet are processed through private servers. Apple Intelligence is limited to Mac and iPad devices with an Apple A1 chip and above, while iPhones with an A17 Pro chip and above. This AI feature is also limited to users in the United States to be tested through iOS 18.1. Now, Apple Intelligence is open to everyone to test.

  • Yelp, one of the services focused on location and place directories, has now filed a lawsuit against Google, saying Google abused their position as a search engine in prioritising its offers and reviews over other service providers. So, what should you know about it?

  • On October 7, 2023, the Israeli army was surprised by an attack carried out by Hamas using motorised paragliders. Because of its small size and relatively silent operation, an ambush on a control post can be carried out successfully before being detected. Now the United States Army is starting a Personal Air Mobility System (PAMS) program to use gliders when conducting operations on the battlefield.

  • NASA detected an object moving at 1609344 km/h

    NASA detected an object moving at 1609344 km/h

    Most familiar stars peacefully orbit the centre of the Milky Way. But citizen scientists working on NASA’s Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 project have helped discover an object moving so fast that it will escape the Milky Way’s gravity and shoot into intergalactic space. This hypervelocity object is the first such object found with a mass similar to or less than that of a small star.

  • This sports camera can take around 40000 images for the Track events at the Olympics

    This sports camera can take around 40000 images for the Track events at the Olympics

    Last Monday, the men's 100-meter final event of the Olympic Games ended with two runners recording a time of 9.79 seconds. However, with the help of high-speed camera technology, Noah Lyles, a runner from the United States, was crowned the gold medalist with an official time of 9.784 seconds, beating Kishane Thompson from Jamaica with a time of 9.789 seconds.

  • Intel to lay off over 15000 employees

    Intel to lay off over 15000 employees

    Intel has now announced that they will lay off more than 15,000 employees at the company, involving more than 15% of Intel's workforce. This step is done as one of the cost-saving methods by 2025. So, what should you know about it?

  • The USA police have turned the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip into their bodycams

    The USA police have turned the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip into their bodycams

    2 years ago, police departments at Kimberling City Police and Indian Point Police in Missouri conducted a pilot program to test new devices to help improve daily operations. As a result, police officers there are equipped with Samsung Galaxy Z Flip series smartphones to help them find efficiency in their work through several methods. So, what should you know about it?

  • Tesla could delay the Robotaxi launch to October

    Tesla could delay the Robotaxi launch to October

    Tesla was initially scheduled to introduce their robot-taxi in August 2024. Now, early reports are stating that Tesla has delayed its introduction to October. So, what should you know about it?

  • Adobe sued by DOJ over subscription plans that are not transparent to users

    Adobe sued by DOJ over subscription plans that are not transparent to users

    The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing Adobe for offering subscription plans that it says are not transparent to users. What the DOJ is focusing on is a monthly payment plan for a one-year subscription to Adobe's software. If the customer wishes to terminate earlier than the expiry period, they will be subject to expensive penalty charges.

  • Reports claim TikTok is preparing a clone of its algorithm, TikTok says report has inaccuracies

    Reports claim TikTok is preparing a clone of its algorithm, TikTok says report has inaccuracies

    If you're following the TikTok vs US story, you probably know the company was told to sell or face a permanent ban. TikTok has refused and retaliated with a lawsuit last month, so the latter outcome seems inevitable. But reports now claim TikTok is looking for ways to get around the issue.


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