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Google’s making it easier for people with low vision to find objects using their phone
Coinciding with Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Google is highlighting a number of new accessibility features across its software and enhancements to others that were already part of Android. First is a significant upgrade to Android’s Lookout tool, which helps people who are blind or have low vision find out more information about their surroundings. Google… Read more
A quantum-entangled photon traveled 35 kilometers under the streets of Boston
A quantum-entangled photon traveled 35 kilometers under the streets of Boston / AWS and Harvard sent a qubit from one quantum lab to another over a 35km fiber-optic loop. By Emilia David, a reporter who covers AI. Prior to joining The Verge, she covered the intersection between technology, finance, and the economy. May 16, 2024,… Read more
LG’s $100,000 rollable OLED TV is canceled
LG’s $100,000 rollable OLED TV is canceled / The LG Signature OLED R TV is no longer for sale, but if you get in line now, maybe you can snag LG’s see-through TV that’s scheduled to launch later in 2024. By Umar Shakir, a news writer fond of the electric vehicle lifestyle and things that… Read more
Strava will add AI, dark mode, and night heatmaps
There’s new leadership at Strava, and they want everyone to know the platform is about to get a bunch of new features, starting with the highly requested dark mode, a family subscription plan, night heatmaps, and, of course, AI. Dark mode as a concept has been around for ages, but it’s been a recurring source… Read more
Sony’s new PlayStation PC overlay is a simple start
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut debuts on PC today, and it’s the first game to feature Sony’s new PlayStation PC overlay and shared Trophies system. I’ve had a chance to get a first look at this new overlay, and my initial impression is that it’s really unobtrusive, clean, and simple. There are five main sections… Read more
The printer company, that makes a camera, prints one more edition
When Ricoh launched its very first office copier, the Ricopy 101, in 1955, the product’s popularity sparked a term — supposedly folks would say “make a Ricopy” instead of “make a copy.” And with the company’s current camera lineup, the GR III, they have made a lot of Ricopies, making only slight changes to each… Read more
House passes bill that would make ticket sellers show total prices upfront
House passes bill that would make ticket sellers show total prices upfront / It comes after the Taylor Swift Eras Tour fiasco on Ticketmaster. By Lauren Feiner, a senior policy reporter at The Verge, covering the intersection of Silicon Valley and Capitol Hill. She spent 5 years covering tech policy at CNBC, writing about antitrust,… Read more
Threads starts testing a TweetDeck-like feed of real-time posts
Meta is starting to test a TweetDeck-like experience for Threads today. It will allow Threads users to create customizable feeds that are stacked in a column interface on the web — just like TweetDeck did before it became a paid service and was rebranded to X Pro last year. “If you’re in the test, you… Read more
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