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Apple's mixed reality headset keeps getting delayed.

Apple may not announce its mixed reality headset at WWDC 2023

Apple's mixed reality headset keeps getting delayed.

Apple's highly-anticipated mixed reality headset may not be announced until Q3 2023, according to a tweet from renowned Apple analyst <a href="https://twitter.com/mingchikuo/status/1641406406107758598">Ming-Chi Kuo</a>.
The delay is reportedly due to poor market feedback and concerns over the high cost of the device, which is estimated to be around $3,000.
Also, due to the delay in mass production for assembly, only 200,000 to 300,000 units are expected to be shipped this year. This is less than the market consensus of 500,000 units or more.

The future of E3 is also uncertain because of dwindling interest by gaming companies.

E3 2023 gaming expo cancelled due to lack of interest

The future of E3 is also uncertain because of dwindling interest by gaming companies.

Gaming Expo E3 has been cancelled in 2023 due to lack of sustained interest.
The big three of gaming &mdash; PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo &mdash; had already pulled out of the event in January, leaving only a handful of major publishers interested.
Ubisoft, Tencent, and Sega subsequently confirmed they would skip E3 as well. Instead, companies may look to participate in digital alternatives, such as Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest.
E3 organiser ReedPop said that it would re-evaluate the future of the event.

Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Note 12 4G in India, which is available at ₹14,999 

 Xiaomi launches Redmi Note 12 4G, with Snapdragon 685, 6GB RAM for ₹14,999: Check Details

Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Note 12 4G in India, which is available at ₹14,999&nbsp;

Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Note 12 4G in India, which is available in two storage options: a 6GB + 64GB model for ₹14,999 and a 6GB + 128GB model for ₹16,999. The phone features a Snapdragon 685 SoC and a 6.67&rsquo;&rsquo; AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 120Hz and a peak brightness of 1200nits. It also comes with a triple-camera setup that includes a 50MP primary shooter an 8MP ultrawide camera and a 2MP macro camera. The device is equipped with a 5000mAh battery with 33W fast charging support and has an IP53 rating. The smartphone will be available for purchase from April 6 at 12 PM IST on Amazon, the official mi.com and retail stores.
Xiaomi is offering a discount of ₹1,000 on purchases made using ICICI bank cards, bringing the price of the base model down to ₹13,999. Additionally, the company is offering a loyalty discount of ₹1,500.

Samsung's new compact SSD comes with fast read speeds and 4TB of storage.

Samsung PSSD T7 Shield with 4TB storage launched in India

Samsung's new compact SSD comes with fast read speeds and 4TB of storage.

Samsung has launched its latest external storage device, the PSSD T7 Shield, in India.
The portable solid state drive boasts 4TB of storage, while maintaining a compact size.
The device is equipped with read speeds of up to 1,050 MB/s and runs on USB 3.2 Gen2 and embedded PCI NVMe technology, leading to a download time of 8.0 seconds for 4K, 4.8GB video.
The 4TB PSSD T7 Shield will be available at a starting price of ₹30,000 in India.

The Samsung Galaxy F14 is now up for purchase starting from ₹14,490

 Samsung Galaxy F14 5G is now available on Flipkart, Samsung.com and retail stores

The Samsung Galaxy F14 is now up for purchase starting from ₹14,490

The Samsung Galaxy F14 is now up for purchase and offers features such as Samsung's in-house Exynos 1330 SoC and a 6000mAh battery with 25W fast charging. It also supports 13 5G bands and has a 6.6&rdquo; Full HD+ 90Hz display protected by Gorilla Glass 5. It runs on One UI 5 based on Android 13 and Samsung has promised to provide up to 2 generations of OS upgrades and up to 4 years of security updates for the Galaxy F14 5G.
The phone can be purchased in three colours - O.M.G. Black, G.O.A.T. Green, and B.A.E. Purple - through Flipkart, Samsung.com, and retail stores. The 4+128GB and 6+128GB versions of the Galaxy F14 5G are priced at ₹14,490 and ₹15,990, respectively with an additional ₹1,500 discount available for ICICI bank cardholders.

Ads are coming to Microsoft's new Bing AI chatbot.

Bing AI chatbot to soon feature ads

Ads are coming to Microsoft's new Bing AI chatbot.

Microsoft's new GPT-powered Bing, which now has more than 100 million everyday active users, is about to feature ads, the tech giant confirmed.
Although it's unclear how the ads will appear, Microsoft suggested they could be included in the chat experience and that the ad revenue would be shared with partners whose content was involved.
Such a move would help drive traffic to Bing's publishers.&nbsp;

The new Nothing Ear (2) promises to sound better and be superior in every way compared to the Ear (1). Is it refined enough to compete with established rivals at ₹9,999?

Nothing Ear (2) review: A worthy sequel

The new Nothing Ear (2) promises to sound better and be superior in every way compared to the Ear (1). Is it refined enough to compete with established rivals at ₹9,999?

Nothing is still considered a new brand, but it has been around for long enough to launch its second-gen product.
With these new Ear 2s, the company also believes that it can compete with established players in the market, because they are priced at ₹9,999.&nbsp;
Confidence in engineering or just overconfidence? Time to find out!
Design
The Nothing Ear 2 looks almost identical to the Ear 1s, because this time around, the focus has been on refinement, and not breaking new ground with design.&nbsp;
So, you yet again get a semi-transparent aesthetic with these earbuds. In fact, the earbuds are exactly the same as their predecessors, except for the Ear (2) branding.&nbsp;
However, the charging case has shrunk marginally. But it is still too big and thick. This becomes all the more apparent when you compare it to its rivals.&nbsp;
For me, earbuds are considered portable if they pass the coin pocket test, and this case isn't even close.&nbsp;
However, while the case might be bulky, the buds themselves are supremely comfortable, and you can easily wear them for extended periods of time. You also get additional eartips in the retail box to customise the fit to your liking.&nbsp;
Moving on, the Ear 2s have an IP54 rating for water and dust resistance. But what&rsquo;s awesome is that the charging case has an IP55 rating, and that&rsquo;s something you do not find on most TWS earbuds.
Connectivity
The Ear 2s have Bluetooth 5.3, and connect to your Android or iOS device via the Nothing X app. This app is quite intuitive to use, with all the controls laid out in a straightforward way.&nbsp;
These buds also feature Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair for quick connectivity.
When it comes to Bluetooth codecs, you get support for AAC, SBC and the new LHDC 5.0. However, aptX support is still missing.&nbsp;
There is also a low-lag mode on these earbuds. I highly recommend switching it on if you intend to use it with a Windows 11 computer to avoid latency.&nbsp;
Controls
Controls are my favourite part of the Nothing Ear 2.&nbsp;
Gone are the swipe-based gestures of the Ear 1s, you now get pressure sensitive squeeze controls on the stems. Each earbud has a dedicated pressure sensor which can be easily located while wearing since it is slightly recessed.&nbsp;
This leaves zero room for accidental triggers and adds to the overall user experience.
The squeeze-based gestures for each earbud can also be individually customised in the Nothing X app.
You also get wear detection on the Ear 2s, which, in my experience, worked pretty well.
Audio &amp; Call Quality
The Ear 2s come with 11.6 mm custom drivers and are 24 bit hi-res audio certified.
Out of the box, the More Bass setting is enabled by default.&nbsp;
However, the overall sound signature of these earbuds is quite bright. This means that irrespective of the EQ setting you&rsquo;re in, the treble always makes its presence felt.&nbsp;
But, the only time the high frequencies can be overpowering is when you are in the More Treble setting.&nbsp;
Despite the high emphasis on treble, these buds are also capable of producing rich and deep bass in the aforementioned More Bass mode. The balance between bass and treble in this mode will be enjoyed by a lot of Gen-Z folks.
You get 5 EQ settings in the app, including a custom one. The custom setting looks extremely simple with dedicated sliders for bass, treble, and mid frequencies. However, playing around with these sliders does not alter the audio output as dramatically as you might expect.
But, things get really interesting from here. You also have a personal sound profile in the app, for which, you have to take a rather annoying hearing test so that it can adjust the sound profile of these earbuds according to your ears.&nbsp;
It looked very gimmicky at first, but it positively changed the audio performance of these buds for me.&nbsp;
The same EQ setting sounds drastically different with the personal sound profile enabled and disabled, with the former sounding better.
I can just hope this custom sound thing works as well for everyone as it worked for me.
Anyway, at full volume, the sound also does not get distorted at all.
Also, the call quality via the in-built mics of these earbuds was pretty impressive, with good environmental noise cancellation.&nbsp;
ANC
The Ear 2s feature both, ANC and transparency modes. The ANC is also adaptive and can set its intensity automatically.
However, the ANC performance is mediocre at best. It's decent for fans and AC hums, but that&rsquo;s about it.&nbsp;
On the flipside, there is no artificial suction in your ears with ANC on, so there is no ear fatigue.
The transparency mode is also very impressive. It sounds extremely natural, without giving you a feeling that noises around you are force-fed into your ears.&nbsp;
Battery Life
Nothing claims 4 hours of battery life per earbud with the ANC switched on, and I could easily hit that number during my testing period. However, do keep in mind that using the higher-res LHDC codec all the time will have an adverse effect on the battery life.&nbsp;
If you have ANC switched off, and are not using LHDC at all, you can extract a combined 36-hour battery life from these earbuds, but what&rsquo;s the point if the key features of the earbuds are not put to use?
Just like the Ear 1s, you also get wireless charging as standard here.&nbsp;
Verdict
The Nothing Ear 2s are a well-rounded pair of earbuds that excel in most areas, while offering good audio performance.&nbsp;
It is worth noting that achieving the best audio output requires some effort, but this also means you have control over the sound quality.&nbsp;
At ₹9,999, these earbuds offer a fantastic value, especially if you appreciate Nothing's unique aesthetics.
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OnePlus has launched a unique Jupiter-inspired version of the OnePlus 11.

OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock limited edition revealed

OnePlus has launched a unique Jupiter-inspired version of the OnePlus 11.

OnePlus has released a new edition of its OnePlus 11 smartphone called "Jupiter Rock" that has a back panel made of 3D microcrystalline rock.
The material is said to have taken a year to create, has a low yield rate compared to the standard glass back found on normal models, and provides a different tactile feel compared to ordinary glass.
The Jupiter Rock edition is priced at around $710 in China and its specifications are similar to that of the standard OnePlus 11.

iOS 16.4 has been released by Apple for iPhone 8 and later models.

 iOS 16.4 update brings exciting new features to iPhone 8 and later models

iOS 16.4 has been released by Apple for iPhone 8 and later models.

iOS 16.4 has been released by Apple for iPhone 8 and later models. The new update includes features such as the ability to receive notifications from Safari on web apps, as well as a badge count on the home screen. These notifications can also be customised using the Focus mode. Voice Isolation for cellular calls has also been added, which should help with ambient noise reduction. There are also 21 new emojis in total. Duplicate photos and videos in iCloud Share Photo Libraries can now be removed using the Photos app. Apple Books in iOS 16.4 has restored the previously removed page turn animation, and crash detection on the iPhone 14 series has been improved.

Google Search gets a host of new features to help users verify results.

Google Search gets new features to verify information

Google Search gets a host of new features to help users verify results.

Google has made a significant update to its search engine that aims to help users find credible information by providing more context.
The &ldquo;About this Result&rdquo; feature, allows users to access more information about where search results are coming from by clicking on three dots next to the result.
Meanwhile, &ldquo;Perspectives&rdquo; is a carousel that includes insights from journalists, experts and other relevant voices, and &ldquo;About this Author&rdquo; shows users further details about the author of a page they find through search.

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The EU's AI laws will be centred around ChatGPT and the likes.

EU lawmakers to finalise draft AI rules by March

The EU's AI laws will be centred around ChatGPT and the likes.

There is intense debate over how AI should be governed, and EU lawmakers hope to form a draft on AI rules by March 2023. The rules will aim to tackle concerns around ChatGPT and the likes. &nbsp;
One area of contention is the definition of general purpose AI, which is seen as high risk by some.
The lawmakers believe that in 2023, there are going to be some exponential leaps forward not only for ChatGPT but for a lot of other general purpose machines. So, they are trying to write some basic rules ensuring judicious use of this technology.
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Twitter has made a portion of its source code publicly available on GitHub

Twitter opens up code for transparency, includes algorithm for tweet recommendations

Twitter has made a portion of its source code publicly available on GitHub

Twitter has made a portion of its source code publicly available on GitHub, including the algorithm used to recommend tweets in users' timelines. The move is aimed at increasing transparency and addressing concerns from users and lawmakers about how social media platforms select content for their users. The decision was reportedly made at the urging of Elon Musk who believes that code transparency will lead to higher trust among users and improvements to the product. The repositories on GitHub exclude code related to Twitter's ad recommendations and details that could compromise user safety, privacy, or efforts to prevent child sexual abuse material on the platform. Twitter's move towards transparency comes after parts of its source code were leaked on GitHub.

Italy's Data Protection Authority has become the first in Europe to ban the use of ChatGPT due to privacy concerns

ChatGPT banned in Italy over data privacy concerns, faces investigation by Data Protection Authority

Italy's Data Protection Authority has become the first in Europe to ban the use of ChatGPT due to privacy concerns

Italy's Data Protection Authority has become the first in Europe to ban the use of ChatGPT due to privacy concerns. The Authority will investigate whether ChatGPT has complied with the country's General Data Protection Regulation after a data breach affecting user conversations and payment information was reported on March 20. The Italian watchdog has opened an investigation into ChatGPT and OpenAI with immediate effect temporarily limiting the processing of Italian users' data by OpenAI. The Authority has cited the lack of information provided to users and interested parties regarding data collection, as well as the absence of a legal basis for the mass collection and storage of personal data to train the platform's algorithms, as key concerns. The move follows growing calls for stronger regulation of AI and data privacy worldwide.

This European country is the first to ban ChatGPT over data security concerns

OpenAI has to notify within 20 days of the measures implemented to comply with the order, otherwise, a fine of up to EUR 20 million or 4 per cent of the total worldwide annual turnover may be imposed.

Italy has blocked chatbot ChatGPT with immediate effect and launched an investigation after its data protection authority accused its makers, OpenAI of stealing data of its users.
With this, Italy has become the first European country to block the advanced Artificial Intelligence software, which is capable of emulating and elaborate human conversations among other actions.
A data breach affecting ChatGPT users' conversations and information on payments by subscribers to the service had been reported on March 20, the Italian watchdog said.
Several countries like China, Russia, Iran and North Korea have blocked ChatGPT, which came into existence in November 2022.

Digital Chat Station has revealed that Oppo's upcoming foldable phone, the Find N3, is likely to have a horizontal foldable display

Report: Oppo's Find N3 to have a larger main display, dual selfie cameras and more: Check details

Digital Chat Station has revealed that Oppo's upcoming foldable phone, the Find N3, is likely to have a horizontal foldable display

Digital Chat Station has revealed that Oppo's upcoming foldable phone, the Find N3, is likely to have a horizontal foldable display. This display is expected to offer a larger 8-inch main display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Furthermore, the phone is rumoured to come equipped with two selfie cameras, one on the cover screen and the other on the main display, with expected resolutions of 20MP and 32MP, respectively. The back of the device is said to feature a triple camera setup with a 50MP primary lens with OIS, a 48MP ultrawide camera, and a 32MP telephoto lens. The phone is also expected to come with the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and a 4,805mAh battery. Additionally, it is expected to have an "Ultra-thin" design.

Air India is planning a major overhaul of its pricing software system.

Air India testing AI-based software for pricing

Air India is planning a major overhaul of its pricing software system.

Air India is adopting algorithm-driven software to update its decades-old manual pricing system, aiming to drive revenue growth.
The move is part of the carrier's major modernisation efforts under new owner Tata Group, which includes a complete overhaul of existing processes and the integration of various Tata-related airlines.
CEO Campbell Wilson said the carrier was taking a clean-slate approach in select areas, such as technology, enabling it to tap into AI and other innovative tools as it seeks to recapture lost market share from rivals.
The shift enables the carrier to adopt a modern "revenue management" software designed to anticipate passenger demand and set the optimal ticket price, boosting revenue per flight.

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