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Apple is holding a new hardware event at 10am on September 9th. The company plans to release the iPhone 17 lineup along with updates to its Apple Watch and AirPods. As always, many rumors have been circulating, including the introduction of a larger screen and improved camera for the iPhone 17 model, as well as the ultra-thin iPhone Air that can replace the Plus model. More widely, Bloomberg’s Mark Garman reports that this will be the first of the three-year major iPhone redesign in 2026, with the arrival of a foldable iPhone. iPhone 17, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max…

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The strange planet-forming disc is full of carbon dioxide in areas where planets can form like Earth, with fresh observations from James Webb’s Space Telescope (JWST) show.Although the disks that form such planets usually contain water, “there is very little water in this system, and this is a dramatic contrast to what we normally observe,” said Jenny Frediani, a doctoral student at Stockholm University and a lead author of the study, in a statement.The findings published on August 29 in Journal Astronomy & Astrophysics challenge current ideas about planetary layers. You might like it The science team still doesn’t know…

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The ruined skull of a brown bear, discovered near a Roman amphitheater in Serbia, reveals that the wildlife had been bred for years and fought the infection when it died about 1,700 years ago.This finding is the first direct evidence of the use of bears in gladiator arenas, and proof of the wildness of the animal glasses of the Roman Empire.”We cannot say for certain whether the bear died directly in the arena, but the evidence suggests that trauma occurred between the glasses and subsequent infections likely contributed significantly to that death,” Nemaja Markovich, a senior researcher at the Institute…

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The researchers completed the first activity map of the mammalian brain in their groundbreaking duo and rewritten their understanding of how scientists’ decisions are made.The project covers an area representing more than 95% of the brain, including dozens of labs and data from brain cells of over 600,000 individual mice. Findings from studies published in two Nature Journal papers suggest that decisions involve far more brains than previously thought.The Mammoth Project was led by the International Brain Research Institute (IBL), a collaboration between experimental and theoretical neuroscientists across Europe and the United States.”There was a problem with the way science…

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The Atlantic currents in response to climate change are surged towards tipping points that could cause serious consequences by the end of this century, new research finds.The current forms the Atlantic Meridian’s Coverage Circulation (AMOC), which loops around the Atlantic like a giant conveyor belt, bringing heat into the Northern Hemisphere before moving again south along the seabed. Depending on which carbon humans release in the next few decades, AMOC could reach a turning point, with dramatic results in some regions in 2055, researchers found.This horrifying forecast is not thought to be based on a scenario where carbon emissions will…

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Google’s latest video generation model, Veo 3, is now available in Google Photos. A new model available in the Create Mobile App tab allows US users to turn still images into video clips. Google Photos already offers video generation through its recently added “Photo to Video Photo” feature, but the company says that adding VEO 3 will enhance its functionality with high quality videos. The launch represents how the company is working to bring the latest AI technology to consumers through its products. For example, as of May 2025, Google Photos had over 1.5 billion active users per month. Image…

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Once Rhode Island’s largest iceberg has lost about 80% of its mass since May, scientists from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) report.The “Megaburg,” known as the A23A, is rapidly collapsed as it is trapped in current currents around South Georgia Island in the South Atlantic.The A23A was swept into the current flow in May after spending several months on the continental shelf just off Southern Georgia Island. “We are following a powerful present jet known as the Antarctic Extreme Current Front (SACCF),” Majors said, adding that the iceberg will be leaving the island northeasterly before splitting it completely.The A23a, known…

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While many major airlines are increasing their in-flight internet offerings by tapping SpaceX’s Starlink satellite, JetBlue is moving in a different direction. Amazon and JetBlue announced a partnership on Thursday that airlines will use Amazon’s Project Kuiper satellites instead to provide free in-flight connectivity starting in 2027. The Kuiper terminal of JetBlue planes allows download speeds of up to 1Gbps from Amazon’s low-Earth orbit satellites. While Amazon plans to build only a network of 3,226 satellites, SpaceX has launched more than 8,000, which is more bandwidth than Starlink’s current maximum of 250 Mbps. Amazon previously claimed it was more focused…

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Google brings improved translations to Sircle to Search. This feature allows users to quickly search for information on the screen using gestures such as turning, highlighting, doodles, and tapping. The company announced Thursday that users will be able to view the translations as they scroll. “Translation is one of the most commonly used features in search circles. You can get the context of a social post from creators who speak another language. “But up until now, every time you scroll, you either restart the translation process or change the content on the screen.” Now users can get continuous translations when…

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Adobe plans to bring video editing software, Premiere, to the iPhone. The company has listed the app on the App Store with pre-order links and expected release dates on September 30th. The company said the premiere on the iPhone allows users to edit videos and export them without watermark. This app has the same features as the desktop version, including the ability to trim, layer and fine-tune frames. It also comes with automatic captions with stylized subtitles, support for video, audio and text layers, and 4K HDR support. Also, in line with efforts elsewhere, Adobe is offering apps AI features…

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