Apple has been conspicuously missing in the realm of generative AI so far though the same is set for a change soon. According to news on this courtesy of The New York Times, the tech giant is actively engaging in negotiations with major publishers and news organizations to secure permission to utilize their extensive news archives to train its upcoming generative AI … [Read more...] about Apple negotiating with publishers to develop its own generative AI model
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ZeroWriter is a DIY E Ink typewriter project built for around $200
There are quite a few E Ink typewriter devices already available. More notable among those include the Freewrite Traveler or the Flowo Typewriter. However, here is one that has been conceived and developed by someone who described himself as TinCanGames on Reddit. The E Ink typewriter named the ZeroWriter however is a modest attempt but one that does look promising. You can do … [Read more...] about ZeroWriter is a DIY E Ink typewriter project built for around $200
Apple News+ Now gives you ‘The Athletic’ Sports News as Part of the Subscription
Apple News+ is a special service you can pay for in the Apple News app. With Apple News+, you can read magazines and articles from certain news websites, even ones that usually require payment.To use Apple News+, you need to pay a fee, and it's an extra feature that you can use in addition to the free content already available in Apple News. Earlier this month, on December … [Read more...] about Apple News+ Now gives you ‘The Athletic’ Sports News as Part of the Subscription
Authors Sue Meta For Using Copyrighted Books for AI Training Despite Lawyers’ Warnings
Meta Platforms' (META.O) lawyers has warned the platform about the consequences of using pirated books to train its AI models. But it seems the company is not following this warning, according to a copyright infringement lawsuit filled this summer.Recently, the new filing consolidates two lawsuits brought against the Instagram and Facebook by comedian Sarah Silverman, … [Read more...] about Authors Sue Meta For Using Copyrighted Books for AI Training Despite Lawyers’ Warnings
First Look at the GLOCUSENT Book Light for e-notes
One of the downfalls of e-notes such as the Remarkable 2, Fujitsu Quaderno, Sony Digital Paper and a myriad of others, is that they do not have a front-lit display. Users will only find value in these products if they have overhead lighting or use them near a lamp. Book lights are an excellent alternative for reading novels, but they do a great job with these digital notebooks. … [Read more...] about First Look at the GLOCUSENT Book Light for e-notes
Inkycal v3 is a Raspberry Pi-powered e-paper marvel for your desk
Ace Innovation Lab's latest creation, the Inkycal v3, is poised to redefine your workspace with its eco-friendly and customizable e-paper dashboard. Driven by the Raspberry Pi Zero W SBC, this sleek device effortlessly organizes and displays information, CNX-Software reported.At its core, the Inkycal v3 merges the power of a Raspberry Pi Zero W with a 7.5-inch e-paper … [Read more...] about Inkycal v3 is a Raspberry Pi-powered e-paper marvel for your desk
Google introduces NotebookLM AI-powered note-taking app
In a groundbreaking move, Google has officially announced the launch of NotebookLM, an AI note-taking app that leverages the capabilities of its Gemini Pro large language model (LLM). This experimental app, originally known as Project Tailwind, was unveiled at Google I/O 2023 and has undergone substantial development. Now, powered by Gemini Pro, it's ready for users aged 18 and … [Read more...] about Google introduces NotebookLM AI-powered note-taking app
The start of a new era – e-notes outselling e-readers
We are approaching the end of 2023 and while we get to that, what seems all too evident in the gradual change in the very ethos that would have defined e-readers so far – that of a digital device conceived and designed from the ground up to serve exclusively as a reading aid and nothing else. In that sense, e-readers can be considered as nothing more than digital incarnations … [Read more...] about The start of a new era – e-notes outselling e-readers
Instapaper unveils Permanent Archive feature and premium pricing update
In a recent announcement, Instapaper introduced a groundbreaking feature to its Premium service, called Permanent Archive. This feature guarantees that users will retain access to saved content, including articles, highlights, and notes, even if the original web pages cease to exist on the Internet. The Permanent Archive is now available to all Instapaper Premium subscribers, … [Read more...] about Instapaper unveils Permanent Archive feature and premium pricing update
Winners of the MUSE Digital Art Award featuring Philips Tableaux e-paper announced
The London-based art collective C-LAB and Italian student Giacomo Erba have been declared winners of the PPDS Muse Digital Art Award, Invidis reported. The accolade was presented during the 'Zero Power' art exhibition, where artworks were showcased on Philips Tableaux E-Paper Displays. PPDS organized the Muse Awards for the first time this year to promote its E-Paper Display in … [Read more...] about Winners of the MUSE Digital Art Award featuring Philips Tableaux e-paper announced
The Freewrite Traveler Ghost Edition offers a nostalgic take on modern typing
The Freewrite Traveler Ghost Edition digital typewriter makes for a unique combination of style, technology, and nostalgia. This specialized version of the brand's mobile typing peripheral is not just a device; it's an experience that takes you back to the late '90s and early '00s.As TrendHunter revealed, the standout feature of the Ghost Edition is its clear case and … [Read more...] about The Freewrite Traveler Ghost Edition offers a nostalgic take on modern typing
The Evolution of Mobile Payments Systems in Japan
Japan currently ranks as one of the most technologically advanced countries globally, with over 90 million smartphone users. The massive number of people using these devices has given rise to mobile payment methods to facilitate quicker transactions.Such gateways have come a long way from what they used to be, going from Osaifu-Keitai to QR codes. This article explores the … [Read more...] about The Evolution of Mobile Payments Systems in Japan
AI-generated Poem Postcards on Google’s Arts & Culture app
Recently, Google launched a tool that allows you to make exclusive AI-generated poem postcards according to your choice of artwork and subject. This new tool is added as Google's redesign initiative of its Arts & Culture app. Additionally, it's also a part of its rollout of generative AI features, including text creation in Docs and code generation with AI on … [Read more...] about AI-generated Poem Postcards on Google’s Arts & Culture app
How about a color E Ink photo frame for a holiday gift this season
In the realm of DIY enthusiasts, the possibilities seem endless, especially when E Ink displays come into play. Wolfgang Ziegler recently showcased his inventive spirit by fashioning a vibrant digital picture frame using stuff that he had almost forgotten he had.As Hackaday mentioned, The foundation of Ziegler's creation lies in a seven-color E Ink HAT that had been … [Read more...] about How about a color E Ink photo frame for a holiday gift this season