Amazon Device Sale: Eero, Echo, Kindle at Best Prices of the Year

Amazon Device Sale: Eero, Echo, Kindle at Best Prices of the Year

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Eero, Echo, Kindle: 116 Amazon-Geräte zum Jahresbestpreis Offiziell beginnt der Prime Day erst am morgigen Dienstag, schon heute ist der Online-Händler Amazon jedoch dazu übergegangen, die Preise für eine Vielzahl von Produkten aus dem hauseigenen Hardware-Portfolio teils drastisch zu reduzieren. 116 Amazon-Produkte reduziert Über 100 verschiedene Artikel sind für Kunden mit laufender Prime-Mitgliedschaft aktuell zu stark reduzierten Preisen erhältlich. Besonders hervorzuheben sind der Bluetooth-Lautsprecher Echo Pop, der jetzt für nur 19,99 Euro zu haben ist. Auch die Echo Buds der 2. Generation und das Bundle aus der Ring Video Doorbell der 2. Generation und dem Echo Pop ist über 60 Prozent im Preis reduziert und für nur noch 49,99 Euro zu haben. Die Smart-TVs der Omni-QLED-Serie sind ebenfalls im Preis gesenkt. Das 65-Zoll-Modell, das sowohl AirPlay als auch volle HomeKit-Kompatibilität…
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ver.di Protests at Dresden Apple Store: „Talk to Us Now!“

ver.di Protests at Dresden Apple Store: „Talk to Us Now!“

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ver.di at the Apple Store Dresden: "Talk to Us!" ver.di at the Apple Store Dresden: "Talk to Us!" What was observed last Friday in front of the Dresden Altmarkt-Galerie was not a labor union action in the strictest sense, but it can be understood as a clear signal from the same direction. Representatives from the union ver.di offered local employees an "active break" accompanied by informational offerings to lend additional weight to the demands raised by the store employees. 80% Signed the Petition The majority of the employees at the Dresden Apple Store signed a petition and, with the support of the union ver.di, presented it to the local management. In the petition, the employees demand the retrospective payment of the inflation compensation premium, discussions about the introduction of a…
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Showdown: Free Mac App for Quick Presentations

Showdown: Free Mac App for Quick Presentations

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Showdown: Kostenlose Mac-App für schnelle Präsentationen Das skandinavische Softwarestudio Tinybird Interactive AB hat mit “Showdown” ein neues Mac-Werkzeug entwickelt, das die schnelle Erstellung von Präsentationen mithilfe der Auszeichnungssprache Markdown ermöglicht. Das Tool richtet sich an Nutzer, die Präsentationen in kürzester Zeit erstellen müssen, etwa für spontane Team-Meetings. Themes, Live-Vorschau, Rednernotizen Showdown legt Wert auf eine einfache Bedienung: Benutzer können ihre Markdown-Texte direkt im Editor eingeben und sehen sofort eine Vorschau der so geschaffenen Ergebnis-Folien. Sobald die Erstellung abgeschlossen ist, kann die Präsentation direkt gestartet werden. Zudem gibt es die Möglichkeit, Rednernotizen hinzuzufügen, die während der Präsentation nur für den Vortragenden sichtbar sein sollen. Verschiedene Themen für die Gestaltung der Folien stehen ebenfalls zur Auswahl. Aktuell lässt sich aus sieben verschiedenen Designs wählen. Das neue Freeware-Tool wurde mit der Motivation entwickelt,…
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Google Eyes Largest Startup Acquisition in Company History

Google Eyes Largest Startup Acquisition in Company History

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Google's Biggest Startup Acquisition Ever Google is Reportedly Planning Its Biggest Startup Acquisition Ever Illustration: The Verge Google is considering spending $23 billion to buy Wiz, a cloud cybersecurity startup with partners that include Amazon and Oracle, reports The Wall Street Journal. At close to twice what it spent for Motorola Mobility in 2012, it would be the most Google has ever paid for another company. The New York City-based Wiz offers “siloed security tools and scanners” for the enterprise space, according to the company. Wiz writes that it secures corporate cloud infrastructure “by creating a normalizing layer between cloud environments,” letting businesses “rapidly identify and remove critical risks.” Buying such a company feels particularly targeted at an increasingly vulnerable-looking Microsoft that’s recently weathered multiple high-profile... Continue reading… source: https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/14/24198613/google-wiz-acquisition-talks-23-billion-cloud-cybersecurity
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„New PARAMOUNT Logo Criticized: Will It Last?“

„New PARAMOUNT Logo Criticized: Will It Last?“

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Paramount's Potential New Logo: A Graphic Misstep? Paramount's Potential New Logo: A Graphic Misstep? Hopefully, this new PARAMOUNT logo won’t stick around for long This probably isn’t Paramount’s new logo. | Image: Paramount If you didn’t know, Paramount Global is set to merge with Skydance, and the logo included in their recent investor presentation would like to share an important update. Under its traditional mountain and stars, it shouts PARAMOUNT, using the all-caps styling and arched text of the Skydance logo instead of a more gently whispered Paramount. It’s... not good. But, like the very bad Warner Bros. Discovery logo that appeared in 2021 when their merger was announced but disappeared by the time the deal closed a year later, it’s unlikely this is the final version of whatever redesign…
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AT&T Allegedly Paid Hacker $370,000 to Erase Stolen Customer Data

AT&T Allegedly Paid Hacker $370,000 to Erase Stolen Customer Data

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AT&T Reportedly Paid $370,000 to a Hacker AT&T Reportedly Paid $370,000 to a Hacker to Delete Stolen Customer Data Illustration by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge AT&T paid a hacker about $370,000 to delete customer data that was stolen from it as part of a hacking spree earlier this year. The hacker then provided a video to prove they had deleted the data, according to a Wired report today. AT&T reportedly negotiated through an intermediary, called Reddington, acting on behalf of a member of the ShinyHunters hacking group. The hacker originally asked for $1 million before AT&T talked them down to the amount, which it paid on May 17th in bitcoin, Wired writes. The outlet reports that Reddington, whom AT&T paid for his part in negotiations, said he believes…
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Data Confirms Crashing Issues in 13th and 14th Gen Intel CPUs

Data Confirms Crashing Issues in 13th and 14th Gen Intel CPUs

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Complaints about Crashing 13th, 14th Gen Intel CPUs Now Have Data to Back Them Up Complaints about Crashing 13th, 14th Gen Intel CPUs Now Have Data to Back Them Up Alderon Games, the maker of dinosaur MMO Path of Titans, says it's swapping out its Intel 13th and 14th Gen-based servers for AMD and urges others hosting the game’s servers to do the same. The developer has had “significant” instability issues that none of the fixes so far have reversed, wrote Alderon founder Matthew Cassells in a blog post last week. Cassells wrote that Alderon has recorded “thousands of crashes” on gamers’ CPUs using its crash reporting tools and says the processors can also corrupt SSDs and memory. He added that in his team’s experience, 100 percent of the affected…
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Exploring the Inner Workings of the AI Memory Machine

Exploring the Inner Workings of the AI Memory Machine

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Inside the AI Memory Machine Humans are terrible at remembering things. We forget things over time; we fail to remember them in the first place because we’re also not great at paying attention; we misremember things because of our inherent biases and the way we perceive the world. There’s a lot going on, and we don’t keep much of it for long. Maybe AI can fix that. It sure looks like we’re about to find out. Microsoft, for instance, is making a big bet on Recall, an app that promises to use AI to collect, store, organize, and resurface everything you do and see on your computer. (Imagine just being able to ask your computer, “What was that article about bees I read the other day? What was the timeline…
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„Affordable Android Phones with Stylish Designs: Best Budget Picks“

„Affordable Android Phones with Stylish Designs: Best Budget Picks“

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Installer No. 45 A Supercheap Android Phone with Looks to Spare Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 45, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, sorry I love productivity apps so much, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) I’m back from a few days off, feeling rested and sunburned and ready to rumble. Thanks to everyone who sent birthday wishes! This week, I’ve been reading Made for Love and stories about AI gamers and AI musicians and Ferrari EVs, watching Turning Point, replacing my weather app with Lazy Weather, raging at Ira Glass for listening to podcasts at 2x speed, and spilling all my feelings to the Dot AI bot. I also have for…
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Apple Reverses Policy: Approves First PC Emulator for iOS

Apple Reverses Policy: Approves First PC Emulator for iOS

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Apple Backtracks and Approves the First PC Emulator for iOS Apple Backtracks and Approves the First PC Emulator for iOS Screenshots: UTM SE Apple has approved UTM SE, an app for emulating a computer to run classic software and games, weeks after the company rejected it and barred it from being notarized for third-party app stores in the European Union. The app is now available for free for iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS. After Apple rejected the app in June, the developer said it wasn’t going to keep trying because the app was “a subpar experience.” Today, UTM thanked the AltStore team for helping it and credited another developer “whose QEMU TCTI implementation was pivotal for this JIT-less build.” Screenshot: UTM SE UTM SE doesn’t include any virtual machines, but does…
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