Month: September 2024
Lyft’s new price lock feature caps the cost of rides, even during peak hours
Lyft is rolling out a new price lock feature that caps the cost of rides, in an attempt to solve the problem of cost unpredictability for those who rely on the platform for daily commutes. The company says this tool will even work during peak hours, when rides are usually…
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These are the best-paid roles for developers in the UK
A new study backed by data from more than 3,200 UK developers (and 65,000 developers from 185 countries) carried out by Stack Overflow has revealed the potential earnings for developers across Britain. In its roundup of the top 10 best-paid developer roles in the country, Stack Overflow highlighted developer experience…
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The best cheap Apple Watch deals and sales for September 2024
It’s a great time to find Apple Watch deals, thanks to the recent release of the Apple Watch 10, which is officially available for preorder. To help you find all the best Apple Watch deals around the web, I’ve created this guide to bring you the lowest prices available on…
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The cheapest AirPods sales and deals in September 2024
It’s an excellent time to find AirPods deals, thanks to the new release of the AirPods 4 and AirPods Max 2. This means you can find fantastic AirPods sales on all models, including the AirPods Pro 2, the AirPods 2 and 3, and the luxurious over-ear AirPods Max. The AirPods…
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Snapchat is going to put ads next to messages from your friends
Snapchat will soon start “experimenting” with placing sponsored messages next to chat threads from friends, according to CEO Evan Spiegel. These “Sponsored Snaps” from brands will appear as unread messages in Snapchat’s main Chat tab, implying that they’ll sit above messages from a person’s contacts until they’re acted on. This…
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Hollywood will need permission to make AI deepfakes of long-gone stars
California is another step closer to defining how and when moviemakers and others can use AI versions of celebrities in their projects. The California state Senate has passed AB 1836, a law requiring those who want to make an AI replica of a deceased performer get explicit consent from their…
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