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Image: Apple Apple is launching new “immersive” video content for the Vision Pro over the next few months, including one from The Weeknd, a close-up view of the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend, and “the first scripted short film captured in Apple Immersive Video.” The new series and film will come exclusively to the Vision Pro, allowing wearers to watch 3D video with a 180-degree field of view. The immersive performance from The Weeknd will arrive on the Vision Pro later this year, while you can expect a short film featuring events from the NBA All-Star Game this fall, such as the Rising Stars Challenge, the slam dunk contest, and the All-Star Game. But if you’re hoping to jump into an immersive experience sooner, you can catch Boundless, which Apple... Continue reading…

The new Boost Mobile logo has the Infinite part included. | Image: Boost Mobile Boost Mobile, the historically MVNO wireless carrier acquired by Disk Network (which rejoined EchoStar), has relaunched as an umbrella company that now includes Boost Infinite and combines all its pre- and post-paid services. Along with the rebranding, Boost Mobile is offering new deals, including an affordable $25 per month option with 5G speeds. The key part of the $25 per month deal is that customers can get that price (with automatic payments) with only a single line, while other carriers usually require you to sign up for multiple lines to get to a lower price per line. For instance, Verizon’s Total Wireless recently launched a $30 per line per month offer, but you must have four lines to get the low price. Image:... Continue reading…

Initially available in silver, the Fiio DM13 will eventually be released in four additional colors. | Image: Fiio It’s time to dig out those CD binders you refused to part with. Fiio, a Chinese audio gear maker, is releasing a $179 portable CD player in September that brings with it modern upgrades the Sony Discman never had — including support for the wireless headphones that didn’t exist in the Discman’s heyday. Following vinyl’s resurgence in popularity, demand for audio cassettes and compact discs has increased in recent years. At CES 2024, Fiio debuted the CP13, an upgraded portable cassette player inspired by the iconic Sony Walkman. Half a year later, the Fiio DM13 gives portable CD players a similarly modern facelift. Image: Fiio The portable CD player will have a rechargeable battery good for eight hours of playback. ... Continue reading…

Illustration: Alex Castro / The Verge Google, OpenAI, Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia, Intel, and other big names in AI are coming together to form the Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI), according to an announcement on Thursday. The initiative aims to address a “fragmented landscape of AI security” by providing access to open-source methodologies, frameworks, and tools. We don’t know how much of an impact CoSAI will have on the AI industry, but concerns about leaking confidential information and automated discrimination come to mind as examples of questions faced about security, privacy, and safety for generative AI technology. Other companies joining CoSAI include IBM, PayPal, Cisco, and Anthropic. The CoSAI will exist within the Organization for the Advancement of Structured... Continue reading…

After a Morgan Stanley report hinting at an iPhone 16 supercycle and better iPhone sales for the next couple of years, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has a different view of how many iPhone 16 units Apple might actually be preparing. Taking into consideration the earning calls from TSMC and Largan, two key Apple suppliers, it seems iPhone 16 orders haven't increased, as TSMC doesn't see growth in manufacturing, and Largan says orders for high-end models are similar to last year's. In a blog post, Kuo writes that "some suppliers have seen an increase in iPhone 16 orders for 2H24, but from the EMS/assembly perspective, the iPhone 16 orders for 2H24 have not seen much change (about 87 million units), still slightly lower than the 2H23 iPhone 15 orders (about 91 million units)." The analyst cites "specific reasons within individual industries or components" for a possible increase in iPhone 16 orders for certain suppliers. That said, it doesn't mean Morgan Stanley isn't right about a possible supercycle from 2024 to 2026. However, Apple manufacturers aren't expecting to produce more iPhones (or iPhone components) than they are already producing. According to Ming-Chi Kuo, "The launch of Apple Intelligence is generally considered to be the reason for the increase in iPhone 16 orders. However, Apple Intelligence will only be available in Beta for US users in 2H24, and Apple Intelligence Siri only supports English. Regardless of whether Apple Intelligence alone can drive replacement demand (which is another big topic), the expectation that consumers will buy the new iPhone 16 for the Beta version of Apple Intelligence in 2H24 may be too optimistic." In addition, users must need their first experience with Apple Intelligence to understand if these features will be enough to make them upgrade or if they will focus on better cameras or longer battery life instead. Below, you can learn more about this upcoming release. Don't Miss: iPhone 16: Rumors, release date, A18, AI, Capture button, and more The post Apple Intelligence won’t be enough for an iPhone 16 supercycle, top insider suggests appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $100 eufy smart lock, Nintendo Switch game sale, 20% off Dreo ChefMaker, $4 smart plugs, more Today’s deals: Galaxy Z Flip 6 & Fold 6 offers, $30 Blink Video Doorbell, $25 Amazon Echo Buds, more Best Fire TV Stick deals for July 2024 Monday’s top early Prime Day deals: $799 M2 MacBook Air, YETI coolers, Sony TVs, PopSockets, more