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Apple has terminated support for AFP in macOS 27, effectively killing off the Time Capsule. However, affected owners might be able to revive their hardware. A long-discontinued network storage device, Time Capsules gave Mac users a way to back up over a home network using Time Machine. While the hardware hasn’t been available for quite […]
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Bill Gates gave testimony this Tuesday before a committee of the United States Congress, in a closed-door hearing about his relationship with New York financier Jeffrey Epstein. In his initial statement, published on the website GatesNotes, the billionaire stated that he “should never have met with Epstein”, but stressed that he “never witnessed nor had […]
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The technology giant Google will hold this Wednesday (10/6) the eighth edition of the now traditional Google for Brazil. The event brings together the main news that the company will implement on different platforms. And, among cool executives and foreign accents at the Allianz Parque viewpoint, it was clear that the order of the year […]
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Amid crypto’s ongoing DeFi hack crisis, Humanity Protocol’s H token crash has turned a biometric identity project into the latest example of the sector’s oldest failure mode: control of keys. The project is built around proof-of-humanity infrastructure, with official materials describing palm biometrics, zero-knowledge proofs, decentralized identifiers, and verifiable credentials as parts of a privacy-preserving […]
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The Glyph has just presented the Atom EX80a portable SSD that combines very high transfer speeds with an unprecedented feature: a tracker built-in feature that allows you to locate your device if it is lost or stolen. THE SSD uses native Apple and Android software to facilitate tracking, making it a complete solution for professionals […]
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HFor some time now, the presence of cameras in Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses has been viewed with suspicion by users, who fear that the technological giant led by Mark Zuckerberg could launch facial recognition systems that would jeopardize the privacy of people who come across the holders of this gadget. Now the wired magazine highlights […]
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The uGreen NASync DXP4800 GT is a four-bay NAS with dual 10GbE networking that targets creators and small teams, and is an excellent mid-range NAS for Apple users. uGreen has built out its NAS range quickly since entering the category. AppleInsider has covered uGreen NAS hardware before, including hands-on time with the NASync IDX6011 Pro. […]
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From electron computing to photon computing Eighty years ago, the world witnessed the birth of the electronic computing era through ENIAC, the world’s first general-purpose electronic computer. Inside it, electrons were used to solve complex numerical problems. Today, this same architecture continues to be the basis of general computing, but electrons are beginning to show […]
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Ryan Haines / Android Authority Google Plus launched in the US earlier this year at $8 a month. Now Google’s already cutting that nearly in half to just $5 a month. In addition to the price cut, Google’s pushing storage from 200GB to 400GB. Today may be all about Apple’s latest announcements, with the Gemini-powered […]
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Apple announced this Monday (8), during the WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference), a new wave of artificial intelligence resources for its devices, in an attempt to expand the presence of the technology in its ecosystem after the delays and criticism faced by the first generation of Apple Intelligence. The company entered into a partnership with Gemini, […]
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