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Saturday, November 23, 2024

Google unveils major updates to Google Maps and Google Earth

Countries such as Bosnia, Namibia, Liechtenstein, and Paraguay are among the new locations where users can now take virtual tours.

iPhone 16 Pro users report touchscreen glitches

Fortunately, since the issue is believed to be software-related, there’s hope that Apple will not need to recall devices.

Microsoft launches “correction” feature to fix AI inaccuracies

Microsoft’s Correction tool takes this extra step by revising the inaccurate content, enhancing the trustworthiness of its outputs.

Google rolls out Wear OS 5 to Pixel Watch and Pixel Watch 2

Google has assured that the update will continue rolling out over the next week, with additional app updates arriving via the Play Store.

China’s Deep Blue Aerospace faces setback in rocket landing attempt

This latest Nebula-1 test flight, while not entirely successful, shows China’s determination to push forward with its ambitions.

Can nuclear bombs save Earth from asteroids?

The greatest concern is breaking an asteroid into smaller, equally deadly fragments that could still hit Earth.

Elon Musk announces uncrewed Starship missions soon

If all five uncrewed Starships land safely on the Martian surface, a crewed mission could be launched in four years.

One-fifth of UK GPs are using AI in clinical practice, study shows

Dr. Blease, the study’s lead researcher from Harvard Medical School, emphasizes that AI tools in healthcare should not be adopted blindly.

Revamped Siri with AI expected to arrive in early 2025

These improvements are poised to make Siri a genuine competitor to the likes of Google’s Gemini assistant and Amazon’s Alexa.

Astronomers unveil mysterious ‘Neptunian Ridge’

The discovery of the Neptunian Ridge has far-reaching implications for the study of planetary formation and migration.

Earth to Have a New Temporary Moon

Asteroid 2024 PT5 temporarily joins Earth's orbit as a mini-moon.

OpenAI says its new model can think like humans

Unlike earlier models that focused on delivering responses quickly, the o1 model takes its time to think through complex tasks.