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Driving with Vision Pro: A Look into Apple's Patent for Vehicle Assistance Earlier this month, when Apple launched its mixed reality (MR) headset Vision Pro, a bizarre incident occurred. A user was spotted behind the wheel of a moving car, operating Vision Pro. He reportedly had Tesla's self-driving mode turned on. The video of the incident quickly went viral, and a growing chorus of voices began to criticize the system. As the controversy spread, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation got involved. "All advanced driver assistance systems in use today must allow the occupant to remain focused on driving and in control of the vehicle at all times," said Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his X (formerly Twitter) account. In other words, don't use Vision Pro while driving. Apple also banned Vision Pro in cars........ -
FDA Warns of Risks of Inaccurate Wearable 'Noninvasive Blood Glucose Monitoring' Recently, wearable manufacturers are focusing on “noninvasive blood glucose monitoring” features. Noninvasive blood glucose monitoring is a feature that allows you to measure blood glucose without pricking the skin. Blood Glucose Monitoring Diabetes patients typically have to measure their blood glucose levels at set times. In the past, a small needle called a lancet was […] -
iPhone 16 Pro Rumor Mill: New Titanium Colors Unveiled IT tipster Majin Bu claimed that the iPhone 16 Pro will introduce new color options. The new colors are Titanium Gray and Desert Titanium. The first titanium iPhone Last September, Apple applied a titanium frame to the iPhone 15 series for the first time. Titanium, known for its lightweight properties and durability, replaced the stainless […] -
Will It Bend? Apple's Foldable iPhone Project Faces Critical Setback Apple has reportedly stopped developing a foldable smartphone... -
Biggest Battery Ever? iPhone 16 Pro Max to Break Battery Records iPhone 16 series 'battery capacity' expected to increase slightly... -
OpenAI's ChatGPT Levels Up: Now Remembers Your Preferences! When conversing with a close friend, it flows as naturally as water. This is because we know each other well. It’s easy to bring up suitable conversation topics and understand what the other person wants within the context. For example, if the other person likes science fiction (SF) movies, the conversation won’t stop if you […] -
Latest iPhone Update Causes Connectivity Chaos – Here's What to Do iPhone users worldwide face data connection issues after iOS 17.2.1 update; Apple expected to address the problem in January. -
Attention iPhone 15 Pro Users: Strange Adhesive Issue Raises Concerns iPhone 15 Pro users alarmed as 'Protruding' Adhesive on Back Edge sparks worries about potential design flaws, affecting users globally. -
iPhone 15 Pro Max Melts While Charging, USB-C Cable Goes Up in Flames A Reddit user's iPhone charging cable melted while charging iPhone 15 Pro Max; cheap cables likely the cause. -
Google is Working on a New Tab Organizing Feature With AI Google is developing an AI-based tab organizing feature for Chrome to help manage numerous open tabs efficiently. -
Is Your Google Account Safe? Time to Revive Your Inactive Accounts Google will delete inactive accounts, including Gmail and Drive, from December 1, 2023, for security and server capacity. -
Apple Watch is waterproof, but is it really safe to put it in water? The Apple Watch has a workout recognition feature. If you work out for a certain amount of time, the watch will know and calculate how long you've been working out and how many calories you've burned. There are different types of workouts it can recognize... -
Apple's Strategy to Cool Down Overheating Problems for iPhone16 Revealed! Apple aims to resolve iPhone overheating problems with a new cooling system, possibly incorporating graphene heat sinks in the iPhone 16.
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