Samsung Strikes Back: A Hilarious Response to Apple’s Alarm Fiasco
Samsung Takes a Dig at Apple Over Alarm Issues
Samsung has a history of playfully teasing Apple whenever the opportunity arises, and their latest jab comes from the UK Instagram account.
Reports of malfunctioning iPhone alarms due to a potential iOS setting glitch prompted Samsung UK to highlight the reliability of alarms on their devices. In a meme-based Instagram post, Samsung assured users that their alarms work, unlike some iPhones. The caption read, “Samsung users woke up on tim
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Samsung Strikes Back: A Hilarious Response to Apple’s Alarm Fiasco
Does climbing stairs help you live longer? This is what science says
MADRID (EUROPA PRESS).- Cardiovascular diseases can be largely prevented through actions such as exercise.
However, more than one in four adults worldwide do not meet recommended levels of physical activity.
Lack of time, laziness or not having money are usually the biggest excuses for avoiding sports.
A joint work by the University of East Anglia and Norwich University Hospital Foundation Trust, in the United Kingdom, presented at the ESC Preventive Cardiology 2024, a scientific congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), points out an activity that is often overlooked and which, in addition to being free, has many health benefits.
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Does climbing stairs help you live longer? This is what science says
‘Netflix starts canceling Basic subscriptions of existing customers’ – IT Pro – News
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I have noticed that HBO originals now suddenly appear on Netflix and are then not available on HBO.
Previously, when HBO first appeared in the Netherlands for 15 euros per month, all HBO series were included in their entirety, all seasons.
Films and series from HBO, all HBO content was simply there, but that is no longer
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‘Netflix starts canceling Basic subscriptions of existing customers’ – IT Pro – News
This is how easy it is to convert any measurement with the iPhone
iOS 17 has a new secret menu with which you can convert any measurement with the iPhone: we tell you how to use it
iOS has positive and negative aspects, but it is the first ones that have the most weight in the balance. And with the iPhone you can do little things that are little known but very useful. As convert any measurement thanks to a new secret menu which arrived with iOS 17 and allows you to convert whatever you want, whether currencies or units of measurement.
In this article we are going to tell you How to use the new menu that allows you to convert any measurement with the iPhone just by selecting it. It’s extremely si
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This is how easy it is to convert any measurement with the iPhone
Leica returns to mobile photography in Latin America with the help of Xiaomi with the Xiaomi 14 Ultra
To bridge the gap between professional cameras and those built into smartphones, Xiaomi and Leica have collaborated to present the Xiaomi 14 Ultra.
The new series of phones will arrive in Peru on May 10 Xiaomi14. This will mark not only the arrival of Xiaomi’s premium phone, but also Leica’s return to mobile photography in Latin America thanks to both companies’ agreement to offer users the best of mobile photography.
It took five years for the prestigious German company Leica to return to mobile photography in Latin America. To bridge the gap between professional cameras and those built into smartphones, Xiaomi and Leica have collaborated to present the Xiaomi 14 Ultra. This new phone promises the user the ability to capture legendary images with its new Leica-based camera.
Kenji Tsukame, Product Marketing Manager of Xiaomi Chile, expressed: “What we are doing therefore in association with Leica is being able to bring the best that Xiaomi can offer in addition to all the technological experience of Leica and being able to massify these technologies in the as many people as possible We address an audience that is looking for the best mobile photography and we also do it with the help of a proven brand, a brand that many people have also been missing for a long time and which is officially making its return to
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Ubisoft announces release date for ‘X Defiant’ after delays – May 21st, 2024
Yubisik’s call-op ‘X Defiant’ will be released on 05.21.2024 at 12:30 Game Mecca Reporter Kim Mi-hee
▲ ExDefiant release date announcement image (photo source: game official website)
XDefiant, a new multi-faction FPS game based on Ubisoft masterpieces like Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell, and The Division, has finally set a release schedule after a long delay.
Ubisoft announced the release date of the game on the official website of XDefiant on the 3rd. The game will release on May 21st for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S and supports Korean. The game was introduced in 2021 as an FPS with fact
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Ubisoft announces release date for ‘X Defiant’ after delays – May 21st, 2024
iPhone too full? Simple trick provides more space
You’re probably familiar with the problem: an iPhone’s memory is becoming full. Sooner or later it will be tight and you will have to make space again. Do you really have to believe in your beautiful favorite photos? Not necessarily, because with the following ingenious trick you can create space and still keep a back door open.
Already knew? On the iPhone, you don’t necessarily have to delete apps if you run out of memory; you can alternatively swap them out. Outsource? What does this mean and what is the difference to deleting?
iPhone function: outsourcing apps instead of deleting them creates space
You bet: There are a lot of apps on your iPhone that
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Eradication of invasive species, protected areas, restoration of ecosystems… Protecting nature bears fruit
2024-05-02 16:20:05
Conservation actions carried out around the world allow an improvement in the state of biodiversity or a slowdown in its decline.
It is not too late to stop the erosion of biodiversity. In a study published on April 25 by the journal Science , scientists demonstrate that actions taken around the world to safeguard fauna and flora are effective. An observation far removed from fatalistic
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The Indy Autonomous Challenge returns to Indianapolis Motor Speedway on September 6, 2024
The Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC) will return in a big way to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS), in the “Racing Capital of the World”, on September 6, 2024. The competition will be a landmark event, which will feature a race featuring the world’s fastest autonomous racing cars, driven by AI driver software developed by 10 teams representing 18 top universities across North America, Europe and Asia.
History was made at IMS in October 2021 when the IAC hosted the world’s first high-speed autonomous racing competition. Since then, the IAC has organized five races at iconic tracks, including the Las Vegas Motor Speedway during CES and the Formula 1 Monza circuit in Italy. The IAC and its university teams have achieved a long list of high-speed land autonomy world records. World records include the autonomous land speed record (192.2 mph), top speed on the track (180 mph), fastest direct pass on the track (177 mph), and most kilometers of autonomous racing (7,500 miles). .
“Three years ago, we brought together the best and brightest minds from universities around the world to make history at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, proving that autonomous racing is possible and launching a global effort to accelerate the quest for high-speed autonomous mobility,” he said. Paul Mitchell, president of the Indy Autonomous Challenge. “After we set several records and proved that autonomous vehicles can race at extreme speeds, we are heading home to the Racing Capital of the World to attempt an even more ambitious race.”
The next race at IMS, held in partnership with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), will be a high-adrenaline competitive race of multiple IAC AV-24 autonomous race cars. Teams from leading research universities around the world plan to push the limits of autonomous technology by competing at breakneck speeds on the iconic oval track. This race promises to not only entertain, but also offer a glimpse into the future of mobility, where AI drivers can safely operate autonomous vehicles on highways at high speeds, reducing the risk of accidents and accelerating supply chain logistics.
“Indiana is at the forefront when it comes to the future of mobility, attracting new business investment, promoting R&D and inspiring innovation in electric vehicles, hydrogen and autonomy,” said Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg. “The technologies, companies and talent brought together in the Indy Autonomous Challenge are making significant progress in developing autonomous capabilities, positioning Indiana at the forefront of tomorrow’s global economy while inspiring the next generation of leaders and risk-takers.”
With 10 teams representing 18 universities from five countries, the race will be the largest autonomous racing competition in the world.
- AI Racing Tech – University of California, Berkeley (California), with the University of Hawaii (Hawaii), University of California, San Diego (California) and Carnegie Mellon University
- Autonomous Tiger Racing – Auburn University (Alabama)
- Black & Gold Autonomous Racing – Purdue University (Indiana)
- Cavalier Autonomous Racing – University of Virginia (Virginia)
- KAIST – Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (South Korea)
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Luddy Autonomous Racing – Indiana University (Indiana)
- MIT-PITT-RW – Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts), University of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), Rochester Institute of Technology (New York) and University of Waterloo (Canada)
- PoliMOVE-MSU – Polytechnic of Milan (Italy), Michigan State University (Michigan), University of Alabama (Alabama)
- TUM Autonomous Motorsport – Technical University of Munich (Alemanha)
- UNIMORE Racing – University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy)
“The Indianapolis Motor Speedway was originally created as a testing ground for the first automobiles,” said J. Douglas Boles, president of IMS. “Having teams from the world’s elite research universities use the track to prove the future of autonomous vehicles connects the track’s historical roots to the future of AI and robotics.”
The race is expected to attract thousands of participants from government, industry and academia, including 2,000 high school students studying Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (
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The Indy Autonomous Challenge returns to Indianapolis Motor Speedway on September 6, 2024