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iPhone Duo: The Verge’s reviewers love Apple’s foldable — but not what it costs them
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (272+ words) Apple built the foldable phone people kept asking it to build. The iPhone Duo opens from a pocketable slab into a near-tablet, closes almost without a crease, and arrives with a name so clean the company’s own reviewers spent a…...
Apple’s iPhone Duo Drops Face ID for the Fold — and Charges $1,999 for It
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (275+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search Apple has built its first folding phone, and the number that matters most is not the price or the size of the screen. It is a subtraction. To make the iPhone Duo close…...
Musk’s X Wins the ‘Twitter’ Name in Court, but His Own Words Cost It the Bird Logo
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (94+ words) Tags: Elon Musk, twitter, Operation Bluebird, trademarks, X Corp Personal data can be processed (e.g. recognition features, IP addresses), for example for personalized ads and content or ad and content measurement. Some of our 2 partners process your data (revocable at any…...
Apple’s first foldable drops Face ID for thinness — and it costs $2,000
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (363+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search Apple is making its first foldable phone tomorrow, and the defining specification is one number: 4.5 millimeters. When the iPhone Ultra is open and lying flat, it is thinner than any foldable phone commercially…...
Nvidia paid $13 billion for Hugging Face — and promised not to close the library
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (491+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search Hugging Face is where most people who run AI models locally go to download them. Its repository holds more than 3 million models, 500,000 datasets, and 1 million applications, used by 18 million individual developers and more…...
Meta’s smart glasses streamed intimate footage to Kenya — without telling you
1+ week, 1+ day ago (467+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search When Ray-Ban Meta glasses face a room, they record. According to a class action lawsuit filed in California federal court, that recording then traveled to Sama, a Kenya-based content moderation company, where workers…...
Microsoft’s 10-person team built a speech model that undercuts OpenAI, Google and ElevenLabs on every benchmark — at $0.10 an hour – Martin Cid Magazine
1+ week, 1+ day ago (145+ words) The $0.10 price is marked as limited through end of 2026. Standard pricing after that date has not been disclosed. Buyers evaluating MAI-Transcribe-2 for production workloads are pricing a product whose cost they do not know for calendar year 2027. That is a…...
Uber Beat Waymo to London’s Robotaxis, but a Human Still Holds the Wheel
1+ week, 3+ day ago (158+ words) Uber has a milestone to sell, and it is selling it hard: the first robotaxis carrying paying passengers through London, hailed on the app, ahead of Waymo and every other rival circling the city. The claim holds up. What Uber…...
Phil Schiller Leaves the App Store — and Apple’s Last Stage-Era Executive Leaves With Him
1+ week, 5+ day ago (590+ words) Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search For most of two decades, when Apple wanted to sell the world something, it sent out Phil Schiller. He was the voice on stage for the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad and the…...
Anthropic built safety limits the Pentagon wanted removed. A court protected them. – Martin Cid Magazine
2+ week, 1+ day ago (500+ words) Anthropic built safety limits the Pentagon wanted removed. A court protected them. Martin Cid Magazine Press Enter to Search Claude’s creator refused two specific government demands. The Defense Department wanted Anthropic to remove guardrails that prevented its AI model from…...