Save $35 on Elgato’s Limited-Edition Atomic Purple Stream Deck for Prime Day

Save $35 on Elgato’s Limited-Edition Atomic Purple Stream Deck for Prime Day

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Elgato’s Limited-Edition Atomic Purple Stream Deck: Prime Day Deal Elgato’s Limited-Edition Atomic Purple Stream Deck is $35 Off for Prime Day Amazon Prime Day is just beginning, and Elgato is already dropping a sweet deal. Prime subscribers can get the limited-edition atomic purple version of Elgato’s Stream Deck MK. 2 for $124.99 ($35 off) at Amazon. Normally, the standard Stream Deck MK. 2 comes in black or white and sells for $149.99 (or discounted as low as $109.99 during its biggest sales promos), so there is a bit of a premium on the limited-edition model and its aesthetics. But this is the first (and possibly only) time the atomic purple model has been discounted. Elgato only sells this variant on Amazon, and it claims the individually numbered run will no…
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Nintendo Emulator Delta: iPad Version Currently Unavailable for EU Residents

Nintendo Emulator Delta: iPad Version Currently Unavailable for EU Residents

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Nintendo-Emulator Delta: iPad-Version erstmal nicht für EU-Bürger Der Nintendo-Emulator Delta ist seit dem Wochenende auch für das iPad optimiert erhältlich. Anwender in den Mitgliedsländern der Europäischen Union sitzen hier jedoch vorübergehend zwischen den Stühlen. Über Apples App Store ist die App in dieser Region nämlich nicht verfügbar. Stattdessen wird die Anwendung hier über den von Apple unabhängigen App-Store AltStore PAL angeboten, dieser wiederum lässt sich aber bislang nicht auf dem iPad verwenden. Wer zusätzlich über eine Apple ID verfügt, die beispielsweise in den USA registriert ist, kann den Delta-Emulator direkt aus dem dortigen App Store auf sein iPad laden. Eine andere Option steht für die Nutzer in Deutschland und weiteren EU-Ländern bislang nicht zur Verfügung. Diese ärgerliche Situation ist das Resultat davon, dass Apple angesichts der seitens der Europäischen Union…
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Xreal Beam Pro Review: Promising AR Features But Lacks Power

Xreal Beam Pro Review: Promising AR Features But Lacks Power

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The Xreal Beam Pro Has Good Ideas About AR — But Not Enough Juice There are two possible paths for augmented reality devices. One path is the all-in-one approach, which you might call the smartphone path or the Vision Pro Path: you buy a full-fledged single device with everything you need, and when you need an upgrade, you buy a new one. The other path is the unbundled one: your AR system might be lots of devices rather than just one, and you’ll upgrade and swap things in as you need them. That path is more like building a home theater system than buying a new iPhone. The Xreal Beam Pro, which I’ve been testing for the last couple of weeks, is a big bet on unbundling. It’s a $199…
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BetterTouchTool Introduces Menu Bar Manager

BetterTouchTool Introduces Menu Bar Manager

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BetterTouchTool integriert Menüleistenmanager Die Mac-Anwendung BetterTouchTool kennen wir in erster Linie als Werkzeug, mit dessen Hilfe sich verschiedenste Eingabegeräte für den Mac anpassen und vom Funktionsumfang her erweitern lassen. Mit der neu veröffentlichten Version 4.615 bietet die App darüber hinaus auch eine Verwaltungsfunktion für Menüleistensymbole integriert. Der Entwickler von BetterTouchTool, Andreas Hegenberg, macht keinen Hehl daraus, dass diese Ergänzung durch die Kontroverse um die auf diesen Funktionsbereich spezialisierte Mac-Anwendung Bartender inspiriert wurde. Bartender hat im Zusammenhang mit einem Besitzerwechsel etliche Vertrauenspunkte in der Mac-Community verspielt. In der Folge wurde Hegenberg zufolge verstärkt der Wunsch nach einer vergleichbaren Funktion als Erweiterung für seine App geäußert. Mit der neuesten Version von BetterTouchTool steht der integrierte Menüleisten-Manager nun erstmals für alle Nutzer der App bereit. Allerdings merkt der Entwickler an, dass es sich…
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Prime Day Kicks Off: Overview of Apple Deals and Special Offers

Prime Day Kicks Off: Overview of Apple Deals and Special Offers

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Prime Day 2024: Apple Deals and Selected Offers at a Glance Amazon's Prime Day 2024 is underway. Yesterday, we already highlighted Amazon's pre-available hardware deals, and now drastic price reductions across all categories and from various manufacturers have gone live. This year, the Apple Store on Amazon is worth a visit during Prime Day. For instance, you can buy the standard iPad in blue at its best price to date for just 369 Euros. Moreover, there are numerous other devices from Apple's complete product range available at very attractive prices. From different models of AirPods and the Apple Pencil to the iPhone, Apple Watch, and MacBooks. Apple subsidiary Beats is also included, with some earphones and headphones priced at around half off. Some Attractive Deals to Start Here are a…
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iOS 18: Recover Deleted Photos Easily with New Features

iOS 18: Recover Deleted Photos Easily with New Features

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iOS 18 Might Help You Rescue Photos You Thought Were Gone Forever iOS 18 Might Help You Rescue Photos You Thought Were Gone Forever Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Apple’s next major iOS, iPadOS, and macOS updates will add a new “Recovered” album in the Photos app to help you find photos and videos on your device that may have been lost or damaged, according to 9to5Mac. When you update to iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, your device will scan for potential photos or videos that could appear in the Recovered album, 9to5Mac reports. If there are, the Recovered album will show up in the Utilities section of the app. Note that the Recovered album is separate from the Recently Deleted album, where photos you delete…
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„How Police Easily Gain Access to Your Smartphone: Security Concerns Unveiled“

„How Police Easily Gain Access to Your Smartphone: Security Concerns Unveiled“

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It’s Never Been Easier for the Cops to Break Into Your Phone It’s Never Been Easier for the Cops to Break Into Your Phone Image: Kristen Radtke / The Verge The FBI said it ‘gained access’ to the Trump rally shooter’s phone just two days after the attempted assassination. Continue reading… source: https://www.theverge.com/24199357/fbi-trump-rally-shooter-phone-thomas-matthew-crooks-quantico-mdtf
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Music Labels Sue Verizon for Over $2.6 Billion

Music Labels Sue Verizon for Over $2.6 Billion

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Music Labels Sue Verizon for $2.6 Billion Music Labels Sue Verizon for More Than $2.6 Billion Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Powerful record labels, including UMG Recordings, Warner Music, and Sony Music, filed a lawsuit Friday accusing Verizon of intentionally ignoring its customers’ copyright violations for profit, reports Music Business Worldwide. The plaintiffs say they are entitled to as much as $150,000 per violation under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which could add up to as much as $2.6 billion. The lawsuit includes a list of 17,335 tracks from artists or bands, including Elvis Presley, Matchbox Twenty, Goo Goo Dolls, and Brandy. (Here’s the list if you’d like to dive further in — it starts with Sam Cooke and ends with Wiz Khalifa.) The labels say they’ve…
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The Top Xbox Controllers to Buy in 2023

The Top Xbox Controllers to Buy in 2023

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The Best Xbox Controller to Buy Right Now Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge From basic and affordable to premium and ultra-customizable, these are the best controllers we’ve tested for Xbox. And they work with PCs, too. Continue reading… source: https://www.theverge.com/23025443/best-xbox-controllers-one-series-x-s
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HR Company Faces Challenges Treating AI Bots Like Human Employees

HR Company Faces Challenges Treating AI Bots Like Human Employees

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This HR Company Tried to Treat AI Bots Like People — It Didn’t Go Over Well This HR Company Tried to Treat AI Bots Like People — It Didn’t Go Over Well Image: Lattice “Today Lattice is making AI history,” CEO Sarah Franklin wrote in a July 9th blog post. “We will be the first to give digital workers official employee records in Lattice. Digital workers will be securely onboarded, trained, and assigned goals, performance metrics, appropriate systems access, and even a manager. Just as any person would be.” On July 12th, after a very predictable backlash, Lattice posted an update saying it “will not further pursue digital workers in the product.” Here’s a sample of the responses to Lattice’s original announcement: “I have questions,” Hebba Youssef, chief people officer…
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