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What can Visual Intelligence do on screenshots? Apple’s Visual Intelligence is handy for translating signs, dialing phone numbers, identifying plants or landmarks, and pulling up business info. Until now, however, it only worked through the camera. Apple has removed that limitation by baking Visual Intelligence directly into its new screenshot interface. Now, any screenshot can…
How Trumps war on Iran stranded a million flyers — and plunged the Gulfs favorite playground into chaos
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YouTube now blocking background playback on mobile browsers
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Ikea’s new low-cost line is a huge win for Matter and your smart home
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Cyber giant F5 Networks says government hackers had ‘long-term’ access to its systems, stole code and customer data | TechCrunch
Cybersecurity firm F5 Networks says government-backed hackers had “long-term, persistent access” to its network, which allowed them to steal the company’s source code and customer information. In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, F5 said it now “believes its containment actions have been successful,” after first discovering the hackers in…
