In March Google started testing AI Mode for Search with a limited subset of users through Google Labs. Then, earlier this month, it expanded its reach to all Google Labs… Weiterlesen »Google Search’s AI Mode isn’t an experiment anymore, starts rolling out to everyone
Taking a break from his usual prodding at suspicious AliExpress USB chargers, [DiodeGoneWild] recently had a gander at what used to be a good USB charger. The Anker 737 USB… Weiterlesen »Fault Analysis of a 120W Anker GaNPrime Charger
The SMIL specification was introduced by the W3C in 1998 for synchronizing multimedia. This was long before CSS animations or JavaScript-based animation libraries were available. It was built into SVG… Weiterlesen »Smashing Animations Part 3: SMIL’s Not Dead Baby, SMIL’s Not Dead
Google has just made Wear OS 6 official at its I/O conference today. This comes with the previously unveiled Material 3 Expressive design, which will also be incorporated into Android… Weiterlesen »Google announces Wear OS 6 with 10% better battery life, first Developer Preview is out
Fortnite is finally back in the U.S. iOS App Store after five long Fortnite-less years. Apple approved the return of Epic Games‘ popular battle royale on Tuesday, enabling U.S. iPhone… Weiterlesen »Fortnite is back on iOS in the U.S. after 5 years
Following the announcement that Gemini is coming to cars, Volvo is using I/O 2025 to announce a new expanded partnership with Google. The companies‘ new deal makes Volvo’s cars reference… Weiterlesen »Volvo expands its Google partnership to bring new features like Gemini to cars sooner
A new study reveals that about 3.8 million years after the solar system’s first solids formed, Jupiter was twice its current size with a magnetic field 50 times stronger, profoundly… Weiterlesen »Jupiter Was Formerly Twice Its Current Size and Had a Much Stronger Magnetic Field
