All eyes are on Apple as expectations have been heightened for new products coming this fall. We know the iPhone 6 is inevitable, but what about the rumoured iWatch?
Jimmy Kimmel decided to try yet another one of his Apple pranks on the public, by flogging a $20 Casio watch with an Apple logo on the back on the street:
Apple is rumored to be working on what people are calling a “smart watch.” Since this is a product that does not exist yet, we thought we’d have some fun with it. We went out and showed people a device we claimed was the new Apple watch, but was actually a $20 Casio watch with an Apple logo glued to the back of it. It turns out there are some people who love Apple enough to look past that.
[caption id="attachment_390033" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Image: Microsoft[/caption] Microsoft on Tuesday held an in-person event in Seattle, Washington, where the company announced a number of new AI-centric innovations coming soon to its products (via The Verge). The highlight of the event was Microsoft unveiling "the new Bing," powered by a new next-generation large language model under a...
Nintendo announced on Tuesday morning its next Nintendo Direct is slated for Wednesday, February 8 at 2pm PT/5pm ET. The surprise announcement means tomorrow’s livestream will showcase the next batch of Nintendo Switch games, as seen in previous showings. Nintendo says tomorrow’s Direct livestream will have “roughly 40 minutes of information” on Nintendo Switch titles […]
Quora has just opened public access to its AI chatbot ‘Poe,’ which lets people ask questions, get instant answers, and have back-and-forth conversations. Poe allows users to ask questions from a range of AI chatbots, including those from ChatGPT maker OpenAI, as well as other companies like Anthropic. Quora’s chatbot is currently available on iOS, but...