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Yahoo
34 minutes ago
- Business
- Yahoo
How to watch Apple's WWDC 2025 event
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is from June 9 to 13 this year, and the company has a lot to answer for. Apple Intelligence hasn't exactly lived up to its original pitch, but Apple will have its WWDC keynote presentation at 1PM ET / 10AM PT on June 9 to make the case for why that might not matter. You can tune in right here once the livestream kicks off to see that and lots of announcements tied to macOS, iOS, iPadOS and all the other platforms the company manages. One way Apple could reportedly smooth over any ill feelings about AI is by completely redesigning its operating systems to make them more cohesive, easier to use and reminiscent of visionOS. The iPad could also receive some attention, with reports suggesting Apple will introduce yet another approach to multitasking and window management in an effort to make the tablet Mac-like. Add in new battery management feature and a "virtual health coach," and the company may have a raft of updates not immediately Apple Intelligence-related to get excited about. To find out what Apple has planned for yourself, you can watch the WWDC 2025 keynote on its website, its YouTube channel and right here once the livestream is up. Apple will also host developer sessions online for more in-depth, technical overviews of the new software features it announces. And for even deeper analysis of everything that gets announced at WWDC 2025, Engadget will be on-the-ground liveblogging Apple's keynote and learning more about its operating systems updates before they roll out later this year.
Hindustan Times
43 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
iPhone 17 Pro Max thickness revealed in a hands-on video: Know what's coming
The iPhone 17 series launch is just about three months away, and anticipation surrounding the models grows with each passing day. As we get closer to the launch timeline, more leaks surrounding the iPhones have started to circulate, giving hints about design, specification, features, and upgrades. Now, in a latest leak, a tipster has showcased a hands-on video on the iPhone 17 Pro Max, flaunting the smartphone's design and bulky build. Earlier, the smartphone was tipped to get a thicker body due to several design changes, now the real-life video gives a greater look at the thickness. Therefore, if you have been eyeing to get the new iPhone 17 series, then know what is expected to come. Also read: iPhone 17 Air likely to come with optional accessories for lasting battery life- Details Over the months, we have been hearing about the iPhone 17 Air for its ultra-thin design and lightweight build. While Apple is introducing a slimmer model with the new generation, it is also increasing the thickness and weight of the iPhone 17 Pro Max model. Tispter, who goes by the Majin Bu, shared an X post which consisted of a hands-on video of the iPhone 17 Pro Max. The video showcased the smartphone from all different angles, revealing its thicker and heavier build. Reportedly, the iPhone 17 Pro Max could measure 8.725mm in thickness. For comparison, the iPhone 16 Pro Max is 8.25mm thick. Also read: iPhone 17 Pro may not come with anti-reflective display coating as Samsung- Details The increased thickness is speculated to be due to a bigger battery and the integration of a vapour cooling system for thermal throttling. Therefore, where smartphones are getting slimmer and lighter, the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max will likely be thicker and heavier. But, our main concern would be the look and feel of the smartphone, or if the thickness would affect Apple's premium aesthetics. Also read: iPhone 17 Air likely to get 12GB RAM upgrade: Know what's coming The iPhone 17 Pro Max will likely be powered by the A19 Pro chip with upgraded 12GB RAM. This may come as a major performance boost, and on-device AI processing will be more seamless. For photography, Apple may introduce a new 48MP telephoto lens and a 24MP selfie camera. Furthermore, we may get new UI experiences and features with the upcoming iOS 19 update. Therefore, to get a great look at the upgrades, we will have to wait until September 2025.
News18
an hour ago
- Business
- News18
Apple's Big Satellite Tech Push For iPhone Has Slowed Down: Here's Why
Apple launched the satellite-based SOS message feature with Globalstar as the operator on the iPhone 14 model in the US. The company has since then offered the premium feature for free with the latest iPhone 16 models in the region. But it seems Apple's ambitions to take the satellite feature to other products and regions have reportedly taken a huge hit. And reports claim all this is because Apple said no to Elon Musk's company for a similar deal back in 2022 and from there, these plans had to take a backseat for varying reasons.
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Hillsborough crews use small robots to help clean out stormwater system
The Brief Hillsborough County Public Works crews are using cat-sized robots to inspect stormwater pipes for clogs. The county demonstrated how it uses the robot to identify clogs and direct a second crew to the area, where they use a high-powered hose to blast the debris apart and into an area where a vacuum truck can finish clearing the drain. Crews are trying to finish as many jobs as possible, with hurricane season a few days away. TAMPA, Fla. - Hillsborough County crews held a demonstration in Valrico on Tuesday, where they showed how a worker can operate a robot on wheels into a stormwater drain to find and remove clogs. What we know Managers with the Public Works Department told FOX 13 they can receive between 5,000 and 10,000 calls about clogged drains, causing flooding following a hurricane. Following a heavy afternoon rainstorm, the reports they receive in a day often equal what they'll get in a month during the dry season. Follow FOX 13 on YouTube The county is currently dealing with a backlog that could take between 30 and 60 days to clear. Crews are hoping to address as many of those issues as possible before the rainy season. What they're saying "The sediment and dirt and leaves over time creates like a muddy blockage that, a lot of times, either vacuum out or sometimes these guys get in that drainage structure itself in the manhole and shovel it out by hand," said David Merritt, the manager of the county's Public Works Specialized Services. "Try to keep from blowing stuff in there or trash, that helps us, bagging up yard making those calls so we can come out and routinely clean that and ensure that it's flowing as designed." "We don't want any blockages, any issues where one pipe could flood an entire neighborhood," added Jeremy Mello, an engineering associate with Hillsborough County's Public Works Department. What you can do Hillsborough County residents can report drainage problems by calling (813) 272-5900 or filing a report online. The Source The information in this story was gathered by FOX 13's Aaron Mesmer. WATCH FOX 13 NEWS: STAY CONNECTED WITH FOX 13 TAMPA: Download the FOX Local app for your smart TV Download FOX Local mobile app:Apple |Android Download the FOX 13 News app for breaking news alerts, latest headlines Download the SkyTower Radar app Sign up for FOX 13's daily newsletter
Yahoo
an hour ago
- General
- Yahoo
Florida woman caught on camera stealing from cemetery used grave mementos to decorate her yard: PCSO
The Brief A Florida woman is accused of using stolen grave mementos to decorate her yard. The Putnam County Sheriff's Office says Katherine Taylor was caught on camera stealing items from the Etoniah Cemetery. Taylor was charged with two counts of criminal mischief damaging property. BARDIN, Fla. - A Florida woman's landscaping was decorated with items she stole from a cemetery, according to the Putnam County Sheriff's Office. The backstory Deputies say victims began reporting miscellaneous items disappearing from the graves of loved ones at the Etoniah Cemetery in April. The family members later installed cameras near the gravesites and were able to record Katherine Taylor, 61, with a windchime from a grave in her hand as she tried to take another one. READ:Florida man kidnaps ex-girlfriend after placing tracking device in her car and shoving her in trunk: HCSO According to PCSO, detectives went to her home to confront her and that's where they found several items that were reported stolen in her landscaping. Dig deeper Taylor told deputies she had been caught before taking items from graves. An earlier report shows Palatka Police Department shows charges were forwarded in 2020 for larceny related to a theft from an East Oak Hill cemetery grave in Palatka. Taylor was charged with two counts of criminal mischief damaging property. The Source This story was written with information posted by the Putnam County Sheriff's Office. STAY CONNECTED WITH FOX 13 TAMPA: Download the FOX Local app for your smart TV Download FOX Local mobile app: Apple | Android Download the FOX 13 News app for breaking news alerts, latest headlines Download the SkyTower Radar app Sign up for FOX 13's daily newsletter Follow FOX 13 on YouTube
