Foldable iPhone Duo sparks quirky new apps
Developers are using the Duo’s hinge and dual screens for retro cassette players, digital notebooks and
Apple’s first folding iPhone has prompted indie developers to create apps that exploit the dual‑screen layout and hinge. Offerings include a retro cassette‑player emulator, a virtual notebook that expands across both displays, a flight‑tracker that shows route details on the outer screen, a digital toaster that simulates toast progress, and other playful utilities designed for the Duo’s unique form factor.
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Blue Planet III retains raw footage amid AI enhancements
The latest installment of the BBC nature series is deliberately leaving imperfect shots in its episodes. Producers say the approach counters the trend of AI‑driven polishing, aiming to preserve the authenticity of wildlife moments even as the series incorporates artificial‑intelligence tools in post‑production.
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Starlink service resumes normal operation in Ukraine
After reports that Elon Musk ordered SpaceX to throttle the Ukrainian network, Starlink connectivity appears to have returned to its usual levels. Users in the region are again reporting stable internet speeds and reliable access, indicating that the service is functioning normally once more.
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