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[ad_1] The Apple iPhone is a device that revolutionized the tech world, and its impact is still felt today. The first-generation iPhone was launched in 2007 and was an instant hit, changing the way we communicate, work, and consume media. In this article, we will take a deep dive into the history of the iPhone, its impact on the world, and its value as a collector’s item, as seen in the recent auction where a first edition, unopened 4GB model sold for $190,372.80. The iPhone was first announced by Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, on January 9, 2007. It…

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[ad_1] NVIDIA just officially released the 2008 fan-made Portal mod, Portal: Prelude. The company dropped it on Steam and, what’s more, it’s free for anyone who has the original game. This isn’t a drab re-release, as the updated release features new textures, DLSS 3 for increased performance, NVIDIA Reflex for decreased latency and RTX IO for quicker load times. NVIDIA also dropped a GeForce Game Ready Driver to simplify setup. All of the changes to the remaster were done by modders, keeping with the spirit of the original release, via the company’s forthcoming NVIDIA also hired famed modders to modernize…

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[ad_1] The chatbot that millions of people have used to write term papers, computer code and fairy tales doesn’t just do words. ChatGPT, the artificial-intelligence-powered tool from OpenAI, can analyze images, too — describing what’s in them, answering questions about them and even recognizing specific people’s faces. The hope is that, eventually, someone could upload a picture of a broken-down car’s engine or a mysterious rash and ChatGPT could suggest the fix.What OpenAI doesn’t want ChatGPT to become is a facial recognition machine.For the last few months, Jonathan Mosen has been among a select group of people with access to…

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[ad_1] Early clinical trials of norgestrel, the active ingredient in Opill, have shown that the pills can be up to 98 percent effective at preventing pregnancy, but only when the drug is taken exactly as indicated and used along with a back-up form of birth control. In real life, effectiveness is usually lower.Doctors in the US more commonly prescribe birth control pills that contain both progestin and a synthetic form of estrogen. These combination pills thicken the mucus of the cervix while also preventing the ovaries from releasing an egg each month. The added estrogen in combination pills provides a…

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[ad_1] Image: Scott CRRR is one of those movies you just want to bask in. To continually remember how watching it made you felt. And now you can do just that in the most adorable way possible.One of our favorite artists, Scott C, is returning to San Diego Comic-Con this year with a mix of limited edition pieces first available at the show as well as timed editions available to order both in person and online for the duration of the convention. We’ll show you a bunch of them, but the highlight has to be what he’s calling “The Revolution…

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[ad_1] What Is the MQTT Protocol? Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) is a lightweight messaging protocol designed for constrained devices and low-bandwidth, high-latency, or unreliable networks. MQTT provides a simple and efficient method of remote control and monitoring, which is suitable for various Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The MQTT protocol operates over TCP/IP, and it uses a publish/subscribe model. In this model, the client devices, also known as publishers, send their data to a broker, which is a central server. Other client devices, known as subscribers, receive the data from the broker based on their subscribed topics. Therefore, MQTT…

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[ad_1] Tesla has launched a feature called “Charge on Solar” that allows owners to fill up their electric vehicles’ batteries using only excess solar energy. As TechCrunch notes, the automaker started testing the capability in May, but now it’s more widely available to Tesla customers in the US and in Canada. The number of people who can access the feature, however, likely remains pretty limited. To start with, it will only be accessible to those who have newer Teslas — 2021 and later — who also have a Powerwall. That’s the company’s battery system that stores solar energy harnessed by…

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[ad_1] The advertising industry is in a love-hate relationship with artificial intelligence.In the past few months, the technology has made ads easier to generate and track. It is writing marketing emails with subject lines and delivery times tailored to specific subscribers. It gave an optician the means to set a fashion shoot on an alien planet and helped Denmark’s tourism bureau animate famous tourist sites. Heinz turned to it to generate recognizable images of its ketchup bottle, then paired them with the symphonic theme that charts human evolution in the film “2001: A Space Odyssey.”A.I., however, has also plunged the…

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[ad_1] Jack Wallen/ZDNETUpdate: We’ve now been using the Tiger Siphonista coffee maker for about six months and I’m happy to report it’s still making the best coffee my wife has ever had. I will say, however, that this machine is very, very finicky. You have to get everything just right or it won’t brew properly. Fortunately, after using it for a while, you get the hang of its quirks. You also very quickly learn the quirks are worth dealing with because the coffee that the Siphonista creates is stellar.Also: 12 gifts for coffee lovers (besides a Starbucks gift card)It’s also worth noting…

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[ad_1] Torrential downpours in South Korea late last week have flooded roads and underpasses and sparked landslides throughout the country. Homes have been damaged, trees have been knocked over, and flights have been canceled.The extreme conditions have killed residents, and the official death toll is currently up to 40 people, the New York Times reported. In Cheongju, a city south of the capital Seoul, an underground road flooded on Saturday. There were at least 15 vehicles in that underpass, and emergency workers are still trying to understand how many people were able to escape, according to the New York Times.…

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