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Ray-Ban launched a major discount at many retailers this week, taking 15% off the second generation Meta smart glasses and 25% off the first generation. We’re tracking these deals on Amazon and Best Buy below, and they’re expected to last until May 26. Note: Woozad is an affiliate partner with some of these providers. When you click on a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us operate the site. Starting with the new Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Gen 2), you can get these sunglasses starting at $322.15down from $379.00. Both Amazon and Best Buy…

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Epic Games has said that Fortnite is now back on the App Store worldwide, with one notable exception. The company has again criticized what it calls “unwanted charges” from Apple and indicated that it expects to win a pending antitrust lawsuit against the iPhone maker… Epic made the announcement today. Fortnite is now back on the App Store worldwide, after Apple told the US Supreme Court that “regulators around the world are monitoring this case to determine the commission rate Apple can charge on purchases covered in huge markets outside the United States.” Apple knows the US federal court will…

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Apple today unveiled a suite of new accessibility features coming with iOS 27, visionOS 27 and later this year. As part of the announcement, Apple also said that a popular iPhone accessory that quickly sold out at launch was making a return. Last November, Apple announced the Hikawa Phone Grip & Stand as part of its celebration of 40 years of accessibility. The handle was created by Los Angeles-based artist and industrial designer Bailey Hikawa. The accessory, however, was only available directly from Apple and sold out in just a few days. Apple now announces that the Hikawa Grip &…

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Apple today announced that it is using AI to boost the power of a number of accessibility features. These include VoiceOver, Magnifier, Voice Control and Accessibility Reader. Additionally, power wheelchair users will now be able to use their eyes as controls when using Vision Pro… Apple says it hasn’t compromised privacy by adding AI capabilities to its accessibility features. “Apple’s approach to accessibility is like no other,” said Tim Cook, Apple CEO. “Now, with Apple Intelligence, we’re integrating powerful new features into our accessibility features while maintaining our core commitment to privacy by design. » “The accessibility features our users…

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CaptNorth/Shutterstock Consoles have had their share of problems after release. The PlayStation 3 had the yellow light of death and the Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons were drifting. Yet none have been as memorable and problematic as the Xbox 360’s Red Ring of Death (RROD). If you owned a 360 in the early 2000s, chances are you knew someone who was plagued by RROD or experienced it yourself. This is a design flaw that has plagued the Microsoft-created system and left players wondering what went wrong. In June 2006, reports showed red…

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Yesterday saw the launch of an unusually generous Apple Card promotion, which effectively offers new cardholders a free pair of AirPods Pro 3. However, we’ve noted that the fine print means that claiming your free AirPods isn’t simple, and there’s one particular potential pitfall you should watch out for… AirPods Pro 3 We observed this to be the most lucrative sign-up bonus ever for the card, but you need to pay close attention to the fine print. This is by far the most lucrative sign-up bonus Apple Card has ever offered. The bonus is even more attractive because Apple Card…

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Gorodenkoff/Getty Images In collaboration with experts from Nvidia, researchers from the Jülich Supercomputing Center have broken a world record in quantum simulation. The feat? For the first time ever, a computer has fully and successfully simulated demands for 50 qubits. The previous world record, 48 qubits, was set in 2019 by another team of Jülich researchers using the Japanese K computer. This time they used JUPITER, the recently launched European exascale supercomputer. Why is this so important and what does it mean? First, we must establish that quantum research, or…

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Apple reportedly wants to ditch aluminum for future iPhones, with two materials being considered for their better balance between weight and heat dissipation. Apple introduced titanium to the iPhone with the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max in 2023, with the change even becoming the device’s defining slogan. The iPhone 16 Pro models also featured the material, but while the devices were considered more durable, they also suffered from complaints about overheating. This is when Apple switched to aluminum for the current iPhone 17 Pro models. However, in a new post on Weibo, Instant Digital claims that Apple’s switch from…

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Rumors have been circulating about an iPad Fold for years, but so far none of the planned launch timelines have come to fruition. One of the most recent reports even suggested that it was a “far-fetched experiment” that might never see the light of day. However, one leaker with a decent track record believes that the product is still in the works and that the iPhone Ultra (or iPhone Fold) will bring us considerably closer to the iPad Fold launch… iPad Fold rumors so far There was considerable confusion about what type of device the company was working on. Early…

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Danielprudek/Getty Images The world is becoming more and more energy hungry, with more and more devices, appliances and vehicles connected to the grid. This is largely what makes widespread adoption of renewable energy sources like solar panels difficult, especially compared to the monumental power of a single next-generation nuclear reactor. Solar panels and nuclear reactors can produce electricity, but it would take more than 8.5 million solar panels receiving light 24 hours a day to generate the same type of output that a nuclear reactor is capable of producing. While…

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