Apple now accepts neural interfaces as a mode of input for its phones, tablets, and headsets, opening up accessibility for people with profoundly limited mobilitySynchronApple is entering the brain-computer interface (BCI) space, according to a press release from New York-based startup Synchron. The goal is to help individuals with limited mobility control devices like...
Credit: PixabayAccording to a press release from New York-based startup Synchron, Apple is entering the brain-computer interface (BCI) space. The goal is to help individuals with limited mobility control iPhones, iPads, and the Vision Pro headset using thought-based commands.Revolutionizing Brain-Device Connections with Minimal InvasivenessFounded in 2016 by neurologist Dr. Tom Oxley, Synchron is a...
You can show off Cinematic Mode videos from your camera roll in 3D holograms via a Looking Glass display, straight from your iPhoneLooking GlassLooking Glass, known for its unique screens that showcase 3D holograms without the need for a headset or glasses, has introduced iOS support. This update allows users to view Cinematic Mode...
As technology evolves, so do our choices in smartphones. For years, I was a devoted Apple user, relying on the iPhone for my daily needs. However, after a decade of loyalty, I recently made the switch to the Google ecosystem, with the new Pixel Fold at the heart of my mobile setup. In this...
Credit: CanvasApple is talking to Google about using Google's new artificial intelligence called Gemini in the next iPhone. This is because Apple wants to keep up with the latest technology trends that are changing the tech world.These talks are just starting, and they haven't decided exactly what they'll do yet, according to three people...
