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Apple is bringing live transcription to the iPhone this fall, letting you easily keep a searchable text log of your phone calls, complete with summary sections.

Every preorder includes free skins for Kay and her ride.

Apple will let you transcribe audio in the Notes app, too.

After the WWDC keynote, Apple's Craig Federighi and John Giannandrea sat down to talk more in-depth about its AI efforts with Apple Intelligence — including about how the company trained the models.

In showing off its own new AI features and system, Apple also shared that it has partnered with ChatGPT to power a few of them.

Apple has revealed its take on artificial intelligence and how it will be implemented.

Special edition: all the biggest news from Apple's major WWDC announcements, plus the first of what will surely be a lot of questions about just how the new Apple Intelligence will work for us.

On Monday, Apple announced a new Safari feature called Highlights for iOS 18, which uses machine learning to generate summaries and isolate other helpful information about a webpage.

FAST channels are growing, and so are ads.

BYD on Thursday revealed plans to launch an electric shooting brake in July or August that will compete against luxurious offerings from German majors

World of Warcraft announced on Chinese social media platform Weibo that a deletion-based technical test for the Chinese server will begin on June 11, in preparation for the upcoming server launch of the expansion set Wrath of the Lich King.

Chinese food delivery giant Meituan has reported better-than-expected earnings for the first three months of this year, posting a 25% revenue increase to

Returning end-of-life products to an as-new condition is called remanufacturing and can be an essential element in a circular economy. But for more industrial companies to take an interest in it, remanufacturing must be economically viable. In a doctoral thesis from Linköping University, Johan Vogt Duberg has investigated how this can be accomplished.

The program that let you pay monthly for a Roomba is gone.

Scarlett Johansson can thank Bette Midler for helping protect her voice.

Reading about the latest scientific discovery—such as the unearthing of a fossil representing a new species of tiny dinosaur—can be fascinating. But what if it were possible to do more than just read about it? What if you could go online, download a digital model, and 3D print an exact replica of that fossil within minutes of reading the news?

End-to-end encryption is coming.

A team from Graz University of Technology has analyzed the risk and damage potential of hydrogen vehicles in tunnels and derived recommendations. Their conclusion? Any damage would be extensive, but its occurrence is unlikely. They presented the findings at The 12th International Conference on Tunnel Safety and Ventilation (TSV 2024), which was held in Graz from April 16–18.

A touch screen for digital devices that can be deformed through finger pressure, becoming softer or stiffer in direct response to force applied by the user, has been developed by computer scientists at the University of Bath in the UK.

A framework based on advanced AI techniques can solve complex, computationally intensive problems faster and in a more scalable way than state-of-the-art methods, according to a study led by engineers at the University of California San Diego.