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Moonly app introduces AI dream interpreter for iPhone; Know how ‘The Dreamer’ works

Have you ever woken in the middle of the night wondering about the dream you just had? Sometimes our dreams do not make any sense but our curious mind always demands an explanation for it. Therefore, to solve this problem, an astrology app called Moonly has announced an AI dream interpreter that gives users insight into their dreams in a meaningful manner. The AI interpreter provides in-depth information in the form of unique images so, users can easily understand what was the dream meant. The AI interpreter is called “The Dreamer” which generates responses based on user prompts. Know more about Moonly's AI feature.Moonly AI dream interpreterAccording to a 9To5Mac report, Moonly's AI dream interpreter is a trained Stable Diffusion model that is powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT. It collects ...
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Latest Zoom update ends support for older iOS versions; Check if your iPhone is impacted

Zoom app for Windows and other devices is bringing new features and updates to improve its performance. In its recent release, Zoom has revealed that it will be ending support for the older iOS versions which indicates that some iPhone models may not be compatible with the app. It is being said that the Zoom app will be suitable for devices containing iOS 13 and newer versions. Therefore, if your iPhone is not updated to iOS 13, you will not be able to use the Zoom app on it.Zoom for iPhoneAccording to the Zoom release, the app has rolled out changes including new features, updates and bug fixes. The report also highlights that the Zoom app will be ending support for iOS versions 11 and 12. Zoom said, “With next month's planned release, iOS users will need to upgrade to iOS 13 or highe...
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WhatsApp update for iOS users rolled out; now share photos and videos in original quality

WhatsApp rolls out new features on a regular basis to cater to the needs of its users and make itself a more user-friendly social media app. Now, the latest WhatsApp update has rolled out a groundbreaking feature for iOS users. This feature will allow users to share photos and videos in their original, uncompressed quality. The official changelog accompanying the 23.24.73 update on iOS highlights this major enhancement, noting that users can now "easily send original quality media as a file." It will provide an alternative to the default compressed approach. Check here to know all about this new WhatsApp update.WhatsApp iOS updateWhatsApp has recently rolled out an exciting update for its iOS users. According to a report by WABeta Info, this feature was initially tested with a small gr...
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Meta, TikTok challenge incoming EU digital market law

Tech giants Meta and TikTok are contesting the scope of an EU law that from March will set new rules on competition in the digital marketplace.The European Commission has designated 22 big online companies as "core platform services" to be subject to additional scrutiny and obligations under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) aiming to crack down on anti-competitive practices. The list includes familiar brands ranging from social networks Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, to so-called "intermediation" apps such as Google Maps, Amazon Marketplace and Apple's AppStore, to operating systems iOS, Android and Windows and Google Search. Six tech titans behind the platforms -- US groups Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft, and Chinese group ByteDance -- have been labelled "gatekeepers".The D...
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Meet Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno, the ex-Apple employees behind Humane and Ai Pin

Last week, San Francisco-based startup Humane, which is focused towards building artificial intelligence-powered gadgets, unveiled the Ai Pin, a gadget that is widely touted as having the potential to replace smartphones. The Ai Pin is a clothing-based wearable gadget, that can do tasks like a smartphone, but does not require the user to continuously interact with it or to download apps. Humane was founded by Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno, husband, and wife, who ventured into the entrepreneurial dream after working with Apple for years. Let us take a closer look at who they are.Who is Imran Chaudhri?Imran Chaudhri is the chairman and president of Humane. But his journey began in 1995 when he first joined Apple. He worked in the company as a designer and before leaving the compan...
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Apple Delays Work on Next Year’s iPhone, Mac Software to Fix Bugs

In a rare move, Apple Inc. hit pause on development of next year's software updates for the iPhone, iPad, Mac and other devices so that it could root out glitches in the code. The delay, announced internally to employees last week, was meant to help maintain quality control after a proliferation of bugs in early versions, according to people with knowledge of the decision. Rather than adding new features, company engineers were tasked with fixing the flaws and improving the performance of the software, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the matter is private. A spokeswoman for the Cupertino, California-based company declined to comment.  Apple's software — famous for its clean interfaces, easy-to-use controls and focus on privacy — is one of its biggest selling poi...
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Google Chrome for iPhones and Android to detect URL typos; Know how this feature works

Google Chrome has been adding new features to its mobile app version lately. Recently, it added a feature to its Android client where users can quickly delete the browser activity of the last 15 minutes in a single tap. Now, it has added another feature for both iOS (for iPhones) and Android. This new feature will allow Chrome to detect any typos in URLs when typing in, and it will suggest the right spelling so the user does not end up on the wrong website. This accessibility feature was earlier released on the web client of Chrome, and now it has made its way to smartphones too.The feature was announced by Google in a blog post on Tuesday, where it said, “Earlier this year, we introduced a new feature in the Chrome address bar that detects typos and displays suggested websites based o...
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Elon Musk removes headlines from articles shared on X to ‘improve the aesthetics’

X (formerly Twitter) has added another change to the iOS app version of its platform which might frustrate many users. The app has stopped showing headlines on the articles and other pages shared via URL to the platform in some regions. This means when a user shares a URL, it will only show the lead image of the web page and the domain name. As a result, users who follow Twitter accounts of news outlets and individuals who share the same will now face a tough time understanding what the content is about. Reports reveal that this change has directly come from company owner Elon Musk.As per a report by The Verge, Musk has been focusing on boosting engagement on the platform, and in an attempt to do so, he has been asking users to post more content on X. He has also urged journalists to c...
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Video, audio calling features coming to X on iPhones first, but you will have to pay

Since Elon Musk's acquisition of X (formerly Twitter), the platform has been going through a myriad of changes. From the removal of legacy verification and the introduction of X Premium to the big rebranding campaign, the Twitter chief is certainly not holding back from bringing his dream of making X a “global marketplace for ideas, goods, services, and opportunities” to reality. While the microblogging platform offers multiple ways through which users can connect with each other, such as DMs and Spaces, now it is set to rival FaceTime with video and audio calling features. This functionality could arrive soon on the platform, according to a new code seen on X app. And most importantly, it will come at a cost. Yes, likely for premium subscribers.X to get video, audio calling featuresIn...
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Apple AI Chief points out new private browser search at Google trial

John Giannandrea, a former top Google executive who decamped to Apple Inc. to head its artificial intelligence business, pointed out a quiet change in the latest iPhone software update that allows users to select a search engine other than Google's when browsing the internet in private mode.The iOS 17, released Monday, added “a second setting, so you could choose two different” search engines, Giannandrea said in testimony in federal court in Washington as part of the Justice Department's antitrust suit against Alphabet Inc.'s Google. The change means iPhone users can more easily switch between Google and a different search engine with a single tap. The difficulty of switching search engines has been hotly contested in US government's antitrust suit, which alleges that Google illegally...