Notice what Apple didn’t do? They didn’t spend the entire event breathlessly hyping “AI” like every other tech company. This is good, Apple: do what you know best. Let others pioneer the technology, then mainstream it when it’s ready for normal humans. And that is why the company needs to go back to its oldweiterlesen

Das Video war ein „vibes teaser“, bei dem wichtiger war was nicht gesagt wurde. The word around hardware circles has been that Ive’s team has been hiring a lot of talented engineers, including experts in firmware and embedded systems. And if you watch the video, you can see Altman and Ive painstakingly avoided mentioning thatweiterlesen

I’ve witnessed several transformative moments in internet history: when Mosaic first made the web browsable, when Google made it searchable, and when Facebook made it social. Each wave fundamentally reshaped how we interact with information. This current shift feels similarly momentous, yet distinct in its own way. […] This shift matters more than you mightweiterlesen

Last evening, I took a handful of photos with the iPhone’s normal and short-tele lenses in ProRaw format. I applied the Adobe SuperResolution in CameraRaw, made some adjustments, and opened the files in Photoshop. I edited them using my normal editing workflow — one I reserve for my Leica SL photos. I was editing themweiterlesen

Apple, Google, Huawei, and Samsung are competing aggressively on the strength of their camera — apart from the Internet, it is the most used feature on a smartphone. They are spending thousands of millions of dollars on software and hardware to improve the photography on their devices. Meanwhile, Nikon and Canon are racking up lossesweiterlesen

It all starts with Silicon. Unlike software which can be written, discarded and rewritten at a rapid clip, the law of reality makes it hard for a chip to be designed, tried and manufactured at scale. So in a sense, Apple’s chip and hardware teams have to peer almost two-to-four years into the future, predictweiterlesen

WordPress ist ein 45-Millionen-Dollar-Geschäft, verweigert sich aber weiterhin dem Blogger-Mittelstand. Leuten, die sagen: ‚Wir nennen es Arbeit‚. But here’s my problem with WordPress. I want to pay Automattic a nice amount of money every month to host my “pro” site(s) on real, official WordPress infrastructure. But they won’t let me. SplatF Zwischen der kostenfreien Server-Installationweiterlesen