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Scientists at Zhejiang University have created the world’s smallest LED display, featuring pixels just 90 nanometers wide — roughly the size of a typical virus and too tiny to be seen with optical microscopes. The breakthrough, described in Nature thi… Continue reading World’s Tiniest LED Display Has Pixels Smaller Than a Virus
Google today announced that it is rolling out a smarter, AI-based search feature to personal Gmail users on all platforms.
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DETROIT – Former University of Michigan Co-Offensive Coordinator Matthew Weiss—age 42, of Ann Arbor—was charged today in a 24-count indictment alleging 14 counts of unauthorized access to computers and 10 counts of aggravated identity theft, Acting Uni… Continue reading Former University of Michigan Football Quarterbacks Coach and Co-Offensive Coordinator Indicted on Charges of Unauthorized Access to Computers and Aggravated Identity Theft
A few years ago, [Jeremy Makes Things] built a rope tow in his back yard so his son could ski after school. Since the lifts at the local hill closed …read more Continue reading Backyard Rope Tow from Spare Parts
Microsoft is expanding the testing of new AI features in Notepad, Paint, and Snipping Tool in the Insider Program.
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Microsoft has extended free, anonymous sharing of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents from the web to the iPhone and iPad.
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A United States District Court judge has approved a settlement between HP and customers who sued the company for firmware updates that prevented printers from working with non-HP ink cartridges.
The class-action lawsuit, filed in December 2020, alleg… Continue reading HP Escapes Customer Payouts in Printer-Bricking Lawsuit Settlement
The o1-pro API costs $150 for 1 million input tokens and $600 for 1 million output tokens, much more than GPT-4.5. Continue reading Have Some Spare Cash? You’ll Need it for OpenAI’s New API
Google is introducing an AI-powered update to Gmail search that prioritizes “most relevant” results based on recency, frequent contacts, and most-clicked emails. The feature aims to help users more efficiently locate specific messages in crowded inboxe… Continue reading Gmail Rolls Out AI-Powered Search
As long-time readers know, DataBreaches has occasionally run into difficulties when trying to helpfully notify entities of their data leaks or breaches. In other cases, independent researchers have also reported frustration with trying to get entities … Continue reading Security Researcher Comments on HIPAA Security Rule