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Here’s the first full-color image from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope
Today, NASA unveiled the first full-color image taken by the agency’s powerful James Webb Space Telescope, a pivotal moment for the deep-space observatory that marks the beginning of its first year of transformational science. The incredibly detailed image — a deep field of some of the most distant galaxies seen…
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YouTube’s picture-in-picture mode is rolling out to more iPhone and iPad users
Google has announced that YouTube’s picture-in-picture mode for iOS and iPadOS, which lets you watch videos in a floating window while using other apps, is rolling out to more people. According to a community post on Monday, people running iOS 15 should start seeing the feature soon, though there is…
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Target ‘Deal Days’ 2022: The 17 Best Deals We Found
Amazon Prime Day isn’t the only sale this week. From video games to household essentials, here are our favorite picks from Target’s big sale. Source
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Rivian reportedly considers laying off 700 employees
Electric automaker Rivian is considering laying off around 5 percent of its 14,000 employees, or around 700 people, according to a report from Bloomberg. The report notes that, while nothing has been officially decided or announced yet, the company is mainly looking to remove jobs that were added as it…
Read MoreHow to download and install the HomePod Software 16 public beta
The new HomePod Software 16 is available in Apple’s public beta software program for the first time, and you can download it today. However, at its June WWDC event, Apple didn’t reveal any new features coming to the HomePods with the software update, so it’s probably all about under-the-hood stuff.…
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Meta wants to fix broken Wikipedia citations for good
Audio player loading… Wikipedia may be the go-to resource on almost everything these days, but according to Meta, it’s filled with dodgy, inaccurate citations. But don’t worry, the company says its AI is here to help, having developed Sphere, a model capable of automatically scanning hundreds of thousands of citations…
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