Spotify has announced a few accessibility improvements for its mobile apps, including automatic podcast transcripts. In the coming weeks, the company will start generating transcripts for some of its original and exclusive podcasts on iOS and Android. Along with reading a text version of the podcasts, you’ll be able to tap on a section of …
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In less than an hour, Google will kick off its annual I/O developer conference. Back after it was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic, Sundar Pichai has promised “significant product updates and announcements” at the multi-day event. If you want to follow along with the Engadget team, we’ll be livestreaming the day one keynote …
NVIDIA’s Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) tech is coming to nine more games this month, including three virtual reality titles. It’ll be the first time that VR games have supported the upscaling technology, which boosts performance and improves visuals. No Man’s Sky is one of the more notable games to get a DLSS upgrade in May. …
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Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition, is now available to play on both the iPad and iPad Pro. The RPG is one of the most well-regarded to be released in recent years and, since its Windows debut in 2017, has already been ported to the PS4, Xbox One, Switch and macOS. [embedded content] Developer …
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Last fall, we learned that Washington, DC police used a previously-undisclosed facial recognition system to identify a protester who allegedly punched a law enforcement officer during the June 2020 Lafayette Square riots. Privacy advocates will be happy to know that the system, which was used by 14 federal and local agencies, is being shut down …
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The 16GB memory ceiling and two Thunderbolt ports on M1-based Macs has left pro users more than a little concerned — will the eventual higher-end systems be hobbled compared to their Intel counterparts? Thankfully, the answer might be “no.” Bloomberg sources claim the rumored MacBook Pro redesign and a higher-end Mac mini will use chips …
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German aviation outfit Volocopter has shown off another concept craft, this time aimed at capturing the commuter market. The VoloConnect is intended to transport up to four passengers over distances of up to 64 miles, taking people “from the city to […] suburban areas.” In the release, the company says that the craft uses a …
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You’ll have to wait a few months for a version of Grand Theft Auto V that does justice to your brand new console. Rockstar has revealed that GTA V and GTA Online will be available for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 11th. You should get the same “expanded and enhanced” experience …
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Operating in China requires foreign tech companies to submit to the government’s strict censorship and cybersecurity laws. Just ask Apple. The iPhone maker has been reproached by civil rights activists over its compliance with the country’s convoluted rules that target dissent. In the past few years, Apple has been accused of acquiescing to Chinese censors …
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