Photomator 3.3 integrates file browser for Mac

Photomator 3.3 integrates file browser for Mac

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### Photomator 3.3 Brings File Browser Integration to Mac Users Photomator, a beloved image editing application, has recently uplifted its experience for Mac users with the release of its 3.3 version. The highlight of this update is undeniably the addition of an integrated file browser. This new feature allows users to easily display and utilize image files that are not stored within Apple's native Photos app. The file browser seamlessly integrates into Photomator's sidebar, offering users the convenience of adding their desired image sources via drag and drop. This feature isn't limited to individual directories; users can add entire drives or memory cards that are connected to the Mac, expanding the app's versatility. ### Simplifying Image Management This integration is more than just a new feature; it's a game-changer for…
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Ancillary cost privilege falls: Sky launches competition to waipu.tv and Zattoo

Ancillary cost privilege falls: Sky launches competition to waipu.tv and Zattoo

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**Sky Challenges waipu.tv and Zattoo with New TV Service as Subsidized Cable Ends** In recent weeks, the anticipated removal of the so-called utility cost privilege in Germany has stirred up considerable anxiety among television providers. Starting July 1st, tenants will gain the right to choose their own TV reception method independently, signaling the end of landlords' ability to roll out a flat-rate cable contract across all tenants in a building. It's no stretch to predict that this change will lead many to abandon their comparatively pricey cable subscriptions in search of more affordable alternatives. Enter IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) services, such as Zattoo and waipu.tv, which look to benefit significantly from this legislative adjustment. These offerings often come at a fraction of the cost of traditional cable fees billed through…
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Suddenly Reversed: Apple to Take 30 Percent Stake in Donations

Suddenly Reversed: Apple to Take 30 Percent Stake in Donations

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### Apple's Sudden Decision Sparks Controversy: Demands 30% Cut from Donations In a recent and unexpected turn of events, Apple has decided to claim a 30% fee from donations made via the meditation application Insight Timer. This case highlights the ongoing tensions between app developers and Apple's control over the App Store, underscoring the necessity for legal frameworks that protect developers. These frameworks are gradually being introduced with the implementation of new European digital laws. #### The Insight Timer Case: A Cautionary Tale Insight Timer, a popular meditation app, has become a notable example of the challenges developers face in the Apple App Store. With nearly 50 updates since its launch, the situation exemplifies how developers are at the mercy of Apple's whimsical decisions. These decisions can significantly impact the…
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Price Restructuring: waipu.tv will be more affordable but with longer commitment

Price Restructuring: waipu.tv will be more affordable but with longer commitment

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# The Latest Change in waipu.tv Rates: Cheaper Plans but with Longer Commitment In the world of TV streaming services, waipu.tv has recently undertaken a significant transformation in its tariff structure, making its comprehensive access package more affordable for viewers. The subscription cost for the extensive access, previously set at €12.99, has been reduced to €9.99. However, this reduction in price comes with a catch - a decrease in flexibility for consumers. ## A Dive into the Perfect Plus Package The Perfect Plus package, known for its inclusion of Pay-TV content, media libraries, the ability to stream on four devices simultaneously, and various convenience features offered by waipu.tv, is now available at the new lower price. Nevertheless, those wishing to take advantage of this offer will need to commit to…
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Adobe: New AI Assistant for Adobe Reader and Acrobat

Adobe: New AI Assistant for Adobe Reader and Acrobat

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# Adobe Unveils AI Assistant for Adobe Reader and Acrobat In a move that signals a significant leap towards making document handling more efficient and interactive, Adobe has announced the introduction of its new AI-powered tools into its renowned PDF applications, Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat. Dubbed as a revolutionary step in digital document interaction, the AI assistant is designed to transform how users format, understand, convert, and navigate through PDF documents. This addition to Adobe's suite of features is bound to excite both personal and corporate users with its promise to simplify document management significantly. ## A No-Cost Trial at the Launch Adobe's latest offering kicks off with an introductory phase where users can enjoy the AI tools at no additional cost. This phase allows users to acquaint themselves…
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„NotesOllama: Local, Free AI Chatbot in Apple’s Notes App“

„NotesOllama: Local, Free AI Chatbot in Apple’s Notes App“

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### Introducing NotesOllama: A Free, Local AI Chatbot for Apple's Notes App In the digital age, the way we communicate and manage information has been revolutionized by advanced chatbots powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). These models, which generate human-like text based on extensive datasets, have become the backbone of popular text generators like ChatGPT. As the internet flourishes with various LLMs, each differing in size, licensing, and underlying corpora, notable examples include OpenAI’s GPT-3 and GPT-4 models. However, a significant development comes from Facebook's parent company, Meta, offering its own LLM known as LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI). Comprising 70 billion parameters, LLaMA can engage in conversations across different languages, similar to GPT-3, but with one notable advantage—it's free. For personal use, LLaMA can be downloaded directly to…
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Brain Implant Neuralink: First Subject Operates Computer Mouse

Brain Implant Neuralink: First Subject Operates Computer Mouse

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# Neuralink Brain Implant Allows Subject to Control Computer Mouse with Thoughts In a development that's stirring both intrigue and optimism in the scientific community, a major milestone has been achieved by Neuralink, the neurotechnology company founded by Elon Musk. According to a report by Reuters, Neuralink has successfully implanted a chip in a human's brain, enabling the individual to control a computer mouse cursor solely through thought. The account of the first human recipient of a Neuralink implant was shared by Musk himself via a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), noting the patient's smooth recovery and promising initial results in neuron spike detection. This update comes just a few weeks after Musk's previous announcement about the patient's favorable recuperation, hinting at an accelerating pace in Neuralink's breakthroughs.…
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New on Netflix: The Movies and Series from March 2024

New on Netflix: The Movies and Series from March 2024

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# Exciting New Releases on Netflix for March 2024 Netflix continually excites its massive audience with an ever-refreshing library of movies and series. As we step into March 2024, the streaming giant is ready to offer a mix that promises something for every kind of viewer. From spellbinding dramas to uproarious comedies, here's what Netflix has in store for us. **Highlight of the Month** Starting March 1st, catch Adam Sandler in a different light with the Sci-Fi Drama *Spaceman*. This intriguing story of solitude and introspection set against the vastness of space is sure to captivate. Remember, you can enjoy this and more with Netflix's Basic subscription plan, now available for as low as €4.99 a month, albeit with ad-supported viewing. **Must-Watch Series This March** *Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre*…
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Reduced Sky Cinema: Sky Cuts Film Offerings

Reduced Sky Cinema: Sky Cuts Film Offerings

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### Sky Reduces Movie Offering: A Closer Look at Upcoming Changes For avid movie fans subscribed to Sky, navigating the multitude of offers and packages—even after the spinoff of the streaming service "Sky Ticket" into the newly branded WOW in 2022—remains a daunting task. The complexity persists, but significant changes are on the horizon for Sky Cinema enthusiasts. #### Price Structure and Packages at a Glance Sky has been diversifying its services, segmenting them into various packages under Sky Entertainment and Sky Entertainment Plus, both of which come with a 12-month minimum contract period. The basic Sky Entertainment Plus package is priced at €27.50 monthly, with optional add-ons including Sky Sport (€36.50 monthly), Sky Cinema (€41 monthly), and Sky Fußball-Bundesliga (€44 monthly). Customers opting for a full package experience shell…
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Postbank: After App Debacle, Now „Withdrawal from the Scene“

Postbank: After App Debacle, Now „Withdrawal from the Scene“

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### Postbank's Withdrawal Saga: A Rethink of Banking Convenience The Deutsche Bank's ambitious endeavor to completely absorb Postbank's private customer segment by the end of 2023 has notably failed. What was supposed to be a monumental stride in banking consolidation has culminated in an operational debacle, drawing ire from consumers and regulatory watchdogs alike. #### Unprecedented Wave of Complaints Postbank's integration journey has been anything but smooth. Technical glitches, a surge in customer complaints, and significant delays in processing terminations, account transactions, and customer inquiries have raised red flags across the board. Not only have consumer protection organizations raised their voices in protest, but the financial supervisory authority, BaFin, has also been keeping a close watch on the efforts to remedy these issues since last fall. The digital infrastructure of…
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