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Use a Pixel phone? Turning on this hidden camera feature makes photos absolutely pop
Posted onKerry Wan/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Pixel 8 and later support Display P3 wide color gamut. P3 delivers richer, more accurate colors than sRGB. Photos may look dull on devices that don’t support P3. One reason why the Pixel phones are so popular is the camera. There’s a depth,…
Whats going on with Donut Lab?
Posted onIn January, a Finnish-Estonian startup proclaimed it had developed a truly solid state battery, a holy grail for the technology industry. Donut Labs’ cell wasn’t just solid state, however. It claimed it was made from cheap and easily available materials, would charge to full in a few minutes and last for hundreds of years. If…
Apple quietly launches AirPods Max 2 | TechCrunch
Posted onIn a surprise launch on Monday, Apple unveiled the AirPods Max 2, the long-awaited successor to its premium headphones that launched in 2020. The Max 2 cost $549, and feature active noise cancellation, Apple’s audio-specific H2 chip, support for live translation, better sound quality, and more. The headphones will be available for preorder starting March…
I struggled with Hyprland for months, until this Arch-based distro fixed it
Posted onJack Wallen/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways Omarchy is an Arch-based distribution that uses Hyprland. This distribution is not for the faint of heart. You’ll need skill and patience to get the most out of this OS. Hyprland is getting tons of coverage within the Linux community….
Zuckerberg grilled in court over social media harms on teens | TechCrunch
Posted onMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in court on Wednesday in a landmark trial aiming to determine if the tech giant’s social media applications are addictive and harmful to teens and kids. The trial, taking place in LA Superior Court, already revealed that Meta’s own research indicated that parental supervision couldn’t prevent teens from compulsive use…
A little-known Croatian startup is coming for the robotaxi market with help from Uber | TechCrunch
Posted onMate Rimac, the founder of Croatian electric vehicle maker Rimac Group, started working on electric robotaxis seven years ago. Now part of his vision is coming to fruition through a strategic partnership between Uber, Chinese autonomous vehicle company Pony.ai, and his own robotaxi startup Verne. The three companies announced plans Thursday to launch a commercial…
