Now check iPhone 17 prices of both 256GB and 512GB storage 💀
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Forwarded from Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins
iPhone 17
256GB - ₹99,900 (₹82,900 launch)
512GB - ₹1,24,900 (₹1,02,900 launch)
iPhone 16
128GB - ₹89,900 (₹79,900 launch)
iPhone 17e
256GB - ₹79,900 (₹64,900 launch)
512GB - ₹1,04,900 (84,900 launch)
iPhone Air
256GB - ₹1,49,900 (₹119900 launch)
512GB - ₹1.74,900 (₹1,39,900 launch)
1TB - ₹2,24,900 ( ₹1,59,900 launch)
AirPods Pro 3 - ₹27,900 (₹25,900 launch)
AirPods Max 2 - ₹74,900 (₹67,900 launch)
Apple Watch SE3 - ₹29,900 (₹25,900 launch price)
256GB - ₹99,900 (₹82,900 launch)
512GB - ₹1,24,900 (₹1,02,900 launch)
iPhone 16
128GB - ₹89,900 (₹79,900 launch)
iPhone 17e
256GB - ₹79,900 (₹64,900 launch)
512GB - ₹1,04,900 (84,900 launch)
iPhone Air
256GB - ₹1,49,900 (₹119900 launch)
512GB - ₹1.74,900 (₹1,39,900 launch)
1TB - ₹2,24,900 ( ₹1,59,900 launch)
AirPods Pro 3 - ₹27,900 (₹25,900 launch)
AirPods Max 2 - ₹74,900 (₹67,900 launch)
Apple Watch SE3 - ₹29,900 (₹25,900 launch price)
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Forwarded from Winaero
The core of the feature is in the new file, c:\windows\system32\Windows.Shell.AutoDarkMode.dll
The following features are planned:
* A schedule.
* The themes can only switch when the PC is idle, i.e. you are not doing any work.
Moreover, the strings state that there will be conditions to prevent the device from changing the theme. Also, theme switching can be location-based.
"Schedule auto mode"
"Mode only changes when PC is idle"
"This prevents the mode from changing while you're working or in meetings"
"Turn on location services to automatically schedule dark mode. When location services are turned off, dark mode is active from [START] to [END]."
Microsoft has not announced the feature yet, but users can already achieve similar results with registry tweaks + Task Scheduler or third-party tools like Auto Dark Mode.
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Windows 11 is Getting Automatic Theme Switching on Schedule
Microsoft is working on a native option for switching between the built-in dark and light themes on schedule. This is one of the most requested features
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GitHub - google/artemis: ARTEMIS turns natural-language instructions into reliable Android automation. It automates end-to-end workflows, captures logs, and integrates seamlessly with AI coding assistants such as Antigravity, Codex, and Claude Code. It also achieves 99%+ success rate on AndroidWorld Benchmark. Created by Pixel-Test-Engineering (PTE) Fusion team. · GitHub
https://github.com/google/artemis
The video above shows:
Live Demo: Setup driving routes and calculate total durations in Google Maps, then open YouTube to play a Coldplay song.
https://github.com/google/artemis
The video above shows:
Live Demo: Setup driving routes and calculate total durations in Google Maps, then open YouTube to play a Coldplay song.
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Even CEOs are nervous when they know demo might fail and it did 🥀
https://girlcockx.com/ashwinsuriya/status/2097765323219046692?s=20
https://girlcockx.com/ashwinsuriya/status/2097765323219046692?s=20
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Ashwin (@ashwinsuriya)
Just watched Apple’s launch event livestream. Apple CEO John Ternus’s hands were shaking, and when he tried to show IShowSpeed a demo live, it didn’t work 😭😭
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Apple Watch Series 12 is literally the most accurate wearable for now, followed by Pixel Watch 4 and Huawei Watch 5 overall.
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Apple Watch 12 offers a currently opt-in feature that basically uploads the conversations it captures into the cloud.
I know many people are concerned about completely offline hardware trying to sense you 24/7 for something convenient that you may want. For example, Mi 17 is capable of waking up the screen when you specifically move your eyes at it, likely thanks to a low power front camera sensor mode and Qualcomm's support for that. I liked it, but it probably eats battery.
That's one thing. But *uploading* constantly sensed data from people who never gave you consent for it, especially without homomorphic encryption (that was used with Enhanced Visual Search and still managed to break people's trust when it got enabled by default in update), is simply way too much. I've seen an article from TechRadar that completely omitted the important part: it is an online feature based on servers attesting their legitimacy. For something meant to constantly listen.
I know many people are concerned about completely offline hardware trying to sense you 24/7 for something convenient that you may want. For example, Mi 17 is capable of waking up the screen when you specifically move your eyes at it, likely thanks to a low power front camera sensor mode and Qualcomm's support for that. I liked it, but it probably eats battery.
That's one thing. But *uploading* constantly sensed data from people who never gave you consent for it, especially without homomorphic encryption (that was used with Enhanced Visual Search and still managed to break people's trust when it got enabled by default in update), is simply way too much. I've seen an article from TechRadar that completely omitted the important part: it is an online feature based on servers attesting their legitimacy. For something meant to constantly listen.
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