The iPhone X survived EverythingApplePro’s drop tests, with no shattering on either the front or back glass. However, Face ID stopped working properly.
Another iPhone X drop test is from well-known Apple product destroyer TechRax, as the channel pit the newest iPhone against Samsung’s Galaxy S8:
In TechRax’s drop tests, the front and back glass cracked on iPhone X, but the phone remained functional.
Apple is set to hold a special event on Tuesday, May 7 to unveil iPad updates, but now we might see something new for the iPad Pro. That’s according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in his weekly PowerOn newsletter. Unnamed sources tell Gurman Apple may debut its new M4 chip in iPad Pros, making the tablets...
Apple has revived discussions with OpenAI to potentially incorporate the its generative AI technology into upcoming iPhone features this year, claims sources speaking to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. These talks focus on adding OpenAI's technology into iOS 18, which we will see previewed at WWDC in June. Sources indicated that the discussions are in early stages....
Google has introduced a new course called AI Essentials, aimed at breaking down how to use artificial intelligence for professionals across various industries. Upon completion of the course, you’ll get a certificate that you can add to your resumé. Taught by AI experts actively working at Google, this course offers practical, hands-on training in using...