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hellenicnews.comabout 3 hours ago

Βιωσιμότητα στον τουρισμό : διαχείριση των ροών

Published: 20260302T141500Z

Gizmodoabout 2 hours ago

Long Covid Is Down, but Not Out, Study Finds

While most people may recover, millions of Americans still had long covid as of 2024, new research estimates.

Gizmodoabout 2 hours ago

Taser Chess: No, Masochism Is Not a Shortcut to Chess Stardom

Look, your kinks are your own, but they won't make you better at chess.

The Vergeabout 2 hours ago

Samsung’s Digital Home Key lets you use your phone as your key

Just days after showing off the Galaxy S26, Samsung is finally rolling out the ability for users to unlock their home with a tap of their phone or by simply approaching their door. The new feature, called Digital Home Key, will live inside Samsung Wallet and is powered by the Aliro smart home standard. Samsung first teased its Digital Home Key feature in 2024 and said the feature would be available in 2025. That didn't pan out, as the CSA's Aliro standard - which will let users unlock smart locks with any phone - only arrived in February of this year. The new standard uses near-field communication (NFC) for its tap-to-unlock technology. It … Read the full story at The Verge.

Engadgetabout 2 hours ago

Everything Apple announced today: iPhone 17e and M4 iPad Air

Apple has promised a “big week” for the company, which includes an in-person event for press and creators on March 4. But it didn’t exactly wait until Wednesday to get things started. The news started on Monday with the announcements of the iPhone 17e and M4-powered iPad Air. We’ll be updating this roundup throughout the week as we learn exactly what Apple has in store for everyone (though we have a decent idea of what to expect). For now, though, here’s our recap of everything Apple announced on Monday: iPhone 17e Apple Apple has spruced up this year’s entry-level iPhone with some pretty solid upgrades, though it's keeping the starting price at $599. The iPhone 17e has double the base storage of the iPhone 16e at 256GB. It also has MagSafe support with Qi2 wireless charging speeds of up to 15W, double that of the iPhone 16e. Design-wise, Apple hasn't exactly rocked the boat. The iPhone 17e looks pretty much identical to its predecessor. It appears that Apple is sticking with the same 48MP Fusion camera system as it used in the iPhone 16e too. That said, the 6.1-inch Super Retina display has Ceramic Shield 2. According to Apple, this provides “3x better scratch resistance than the previous generation and reduced glare.” The company slotted its C1X cellular modem into the iPhone 17e as well. It says this is up to two times faster than the C1 that was in the iPhone 16e. The device has the same A19 chip as the iPhone 17, so it supports Apple Intelligence AI tools, and it runs iOS 26. In addition, the iPhone 17e has an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance, as well as the promise of "all-day battery life." It also supports satellite-powered features including Emergency SOS, Roadside Assistance, Messages and Find My. Pre-orders for the iPhone 17e open on March 4 and it will be available in black, white and soft pink. The device will hit shelves in more than 70 countries and regions on March 11. iPad Air M4 Apple The latest iPad Air boasts Apple’s M4 chip. That me

Politico Europeabout 2 hours ago

World’s money launderers are shifting to crypto, report warns

New report sheds light on lax enforcement of money laundering powered by the tech.

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hellenicnews.comabout 3 hours ago
Βιωσιμότητα στον τουρισμό : διαχείριση των ροών
Published: 20260302T141500Z
hellenicnews.comabout 3 hours ago
Βιωσιμότητα στον τουρισμό : διαχείριση των ροών
Published: 20260302T141500Z

Gizmodoabout 2 hours ago
Long Covid Is Down, but Not Out, Study Finds
While most people may recover, millions of Americans still had long covid as of 2024, new research estimates.
While most people may recover, millions of Americans still had long covid as of 2024, new research estimates.

Gizmodoabout 2 hours ago
Taser Chess: No, Masochism Is Not a Shortcut to Chess Stardom
Look, your kinks are your own, but they won't make you better at chess.

The Vergeabout 2 hours ago
Samsung’s Digital Home Key lets you use your phone as your key
Just days after showing off the Galaxy S26, Samsung is finally rolling out the ability for users to unlock their home with a tap of their phone or by simply approaching their door. The new feature, called Digital Home Key, will live inside Samsung Wallet and is powered by the Aliro smart home standard. Samsung first teased its Digital Home Key feature in 2024 and said the feature would be available in 2025. That didn't pan out, as the CSA's Aliro standard - which will let users unlock smart locks with any phone - only arrived in February of this year. The new standard uses near-field communication (NFC) for its tap-to-unlock technology. It … Read the full story at The Verge.

Engadgetabout 2 hours ago
Everything Apple announced today: iPhone 17e and M4 iPad Air
Apple has promised a “big week” for the company, which includes an in-person event for press and creators on March 4. But it didn’t exactly wait until Wednesday to get things started. The news started on Monday with the announcements of the iPhone 17e and M4-powered iPad Air. We’ll be updating this roundup throughout the week as we learn exactly what Apple has in store for everyone (though we have a decent idea of what to expect). For now, though, here’s our recap of everything Apple announced on Monday: iPhone 17e Apple Apple has spruced up this year’s entry-level iPhone with some pretty solid upgrades, though it's keeping the starting price at $599. The iPhone 17e has double the base storage of the iPhone 16e at 256GB. It also has MagSafe support with Qi2 wireless charging speeds of up to 15W, double that of the iPhone 16e. Design-wise, Apple hasn't exactly rocked the boat. The iPhone 17e looks pretty much identical to its predecessor. It appears that Apple is sticking with the same 48MP Fusion camera system as it used in the iPhone 16e too. That said, the 6.1-inch Super Retina display has Ceramic Shield 2. According to Apple, this provides “3x better scratch resistance than the previous generation and reduced glare.” The company slotted its C1X cellular modem into the iPhone 17e as well. It says this is up to two times faster than the C1 that was in the iPhone 16e. The device has the same A19 chip as the iPhone 17, so it supports Apple Intelligence AI tools, and it runs iOS 26. In addition, the iPhone 17e has an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance, as well as the promise of "all-day battery life." It also supports satellite-powered features including Emergency SOS, Roadside Assistance, Messages and Find My. Pre-orders for the iPhone 17e open on March 4 and it will be available in black, white and soft pink. The device will hit shelves in more than 70 countries and regions on March 11. iPad Air M4 Apple The latest iPad Air boasts Apple’s M4 chip. That me

Politico Europeabout 2 hours ago
World’s money launderers are shifting to crypto, report warns
New report sheds light on lax enforcement of money laundering powered by the tech.