Rian Johnson and Steve Yedlin launch $13 iPhone camera app with film-style processing
Chromagraph Camera brings the color pipeline from Johnson's films to iPhone shots and imported RAW files, and drew wide attention online.
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Chromagraph Camera brings the color pipeline from Johnson's films to iPhone shots and imported RAW files, and drew wide attention online.
The indoor camera sticks to a window pane to watch yards and driveways, and it costs well over double the price of Wyze's rival model.
Ballot measures in nine US states restricted data centers, adding local political risk to the financing of the AI infrastructure buildout.
The product launched in July 2025 will keep running for now, though its cloud service closes within weeks and a new product is promised for early next year.
Uber's first disclosure of agent-driven activity shows bots remain a tiny sliver of its ride and delivery business.
The optional feature lifts Bluetooth LE's top bit rate nearly fourfold, with the first supporting devices expected sometime in 2027.
Democrat James Talarico beat Ken Paxton in the costliest Senate race on record, despite heavy spending by Elon Musk in his home state.
Exit polling, dozens of local ballot measures and several upset wins point to a tougher building climate for AI infrastructure developers.
Democrats took Congress as candidates opposed to data center expansion won in several states, raising the odds of new limits on AI infrastructure.
Apple's engineering teams reportedly saw their daily AI budget fall to $200 in October, and some limits may drop to $100.
The PlayStation 5 game, originally due February 16, gets about three more months as its developer cites the need for finishing touches.
Senators, a former FTC chair and New York City's mayor criticized Google's change to how its K-12 software handles Search and Gemini.
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