Author: Zach_Wilson
AWS users rejoice – Anthropic collaboration boasts huge investment in AI and cloud
A collaboration between Amazon and Anthropic is set to accelerate the development of AI tools in new and exciting directions. AWS Trainium (for AI training) and AWS Inferentia chips (for AI inference) will be used to train future generations of Anthropics foundation model, Claude, and their latest model, Claude 2.…
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Analogue Pocket Transparent Edition goes on sale very soon, will “never be sold again” after initial run
Analogue is back with yet another limited edition of its stellar Analogue Pocket handheld games console. And this time, they’re see-through. Fresh off the heels of the glow-in-the-dark limited edition device, the Analogue Pocket Transparent Limited Edition echoes back to that beautiful time in the late 90s and early 2000s…
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The Analogue Pocket is getting a delightful limited-edition transparent version
Another special edition of the Analogue Pocket handheld is on the way. Later this week, the company will be launching a new transparent version of the device, which will be available in seven different colors: clear, smoke, red, blue, orange, green, and purple. Like the recent glow-in-the-dark version of the…
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The Action Button is the most significant new iPhone feature in years
The most significant new thing in the iPhone 15 Pro this year isn’t its lighter titanium frame, new A17 Pro processor, or its camera system (although all are appreciated). For me, it’s the Action Button: the little button above the volume keys that replaces the mute switch that had been…
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Spotify is using AI to translate podcasters into other languages using their own voices
Ever wondered what your favorite podcast would sound like in Mandarin or Spanish? Well, Spotify is testing a new AI-powered feature that will do exactly that. Voice Translation is a new feature that is being rolled out today (September 25) that will enable you listen to certain episodes of podcasts…
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The high tech behind Netflix’s old-school DVD service
There was a point in the late 2000s when it seemed like every mailbox was stuffed with red envelopes. Netflix shipped a billion DVDs by mail between 2007 and 2009 alone, with its loyal fans overwhelming the US Postal Service by returning 1.6 million discs every single day. Almost every…
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