Jennifer Lopez showed off her skincare routine and said she feels ‘better than ever’ weeks after celebrating her 54th birthday.
Jennifer Lopez showed off her skincare routine and said she feels ‘better than ever’ weeks after celebrating her 54th birthday.
In a sexy new series of photos, Kim Kardashian posed in the water and on a bike while wearing a gold bikini.
In a sexy new series of photos, Kim Kardashian posed in the water and on a bike while wearing a gold bikini.
The internet is a source of many things, such as yummy recipes, tech deals and horrible misinformation. The latter often spreads through social media sites, something they have to combat (or usually choose to ignore). Right now, YouTube is choosing to fight, announcing a new long-term policy plan to grapple with medical misinformation, especially about cancer.
YouTube’s new guidelines for health content will fall under three categories: prevent, treatment and denial misinformation. Prevent will allegedly review and remove videos that oppose guidelines set out by trusted authorities or contradict vaccine safety and efficacy (the platform banned content with vaccine misinformation in 2021). Treatment should center on taking down any misinformation about — unsurprisingly — treating medical conditions, including unproven remedies. The platform claims that denial will focus on removing any content that makes a false claim, such as that people didn’t die due to COVID-19.
“To determine if a condition, treatment or substance is in scope of our medical misinformation policies, we’ll evaluate whether it’s associated with a high public health risk, publicly available guidance from health authorities around the world, and whether it’s generally prone to misinformation,” YouTube’s Director and Global Head of Healthcare and Public Health Partnerships Dr. Garth Graham and its VP and Global Head of Trust and Safety Matt Halprin said in the joint release outlining the new policies.
Starting now, YouTube says it will be removing videos specifically about cancer which violate any of these policies — an effort it claims will ramp up more in the coming weeks. For example, if a video states that garlic cures cancer, it’s coming down. YouTube is also sharing a playlist of science-backed cancer-related videos and teaming up with Mayo Clinic to create even more informational videos about cancer.
These policies come less than two months after YouTube announced it would “stop removing content that advances false claims that widespread fraud, errors, or glitches occurred in the 2020 and other past US Presidential elections” because it curtailed political speech. So misinformation is allowed when it threatens democracy, just not across every category on the site — cool. Though, YouTube does say that it will allow some health videos with falsehoods to remain if the context is right, such as public interest. The platform says in some cases, content will be allowed to stay up but will be given an age restriction.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/youtube-will-tackle-cancer-misinformation-as-part-of-its-updated-health-policy-120516307.html?src=rss
Kim Kardashian was spotted saying her iconic line that’s featured in Drake’s song just months after she addressed Kanye West starting the rumor she had an affair with the ‘Search & Rescue’ rapper.
Kim Kardashian was spotted saying her iconic line that’s featured in Drake’s song just months after she addressed Kanye West starting the rumor she had an affair with the ‘Search & Rescue’ rapper.
Nine days after the death of her longtime partner Bryan Randall, Sandra Bullock was photographed for the first time. The actress was driving her car with her dog in her lap in the new pics.
Nine days after the death of her longtime partner Bryan Randall, Sandra Bullock was photographed for the first time. The actress was driving her car with her dog in her lap in the new pics.
Apple has a thing for 10th anniversaries: The iPhone X made its debut a decade after the first iPhone arrived. The rumor mill says Apple Watch’s 10th birthday justifies a similarly dramatic reworking of its original template. Reports suggest 2025’s Apple Watch X will ditch the slide-in lugs in favor of magnetic band attachments. Doing so gives Apple more room to make the case bigger, and with it a bigger display and battery, but make the overall package thinner.
We might also see a bigger, brighter and more efficient microLED screen replacing the existing OLED display. And the X might also add an optical blood pressure sensor to its suite of health-tracking features. (It’s worth saying that optical blood pressure sensing is still a fairly novel technology outside of clinical settings and some niche wearables.)
With so many features coming to Watch X, the Watch 9 – which we’re expecting to see arrive this fall – might be a skip. Rumors suggest we could see a faster processor and different case colors, but otherwise it’s probably worth waiting for whatever’s coming next.
– Dan Cooper
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Netflix is testing if its streaming infrastructure can deliver games to smart TVs as well as other devices. It’s an extension of its nascent games project that, so far, is only on iOS and Android apps. The beta is running in the UK and Canada on select platforms, where users can play Oxenfree and Molehew’s Mining Adventure. Could this be the start of Netflix’s emergence as the cloud gaming provider Stadia could, and should, have been?
Xiaomi has announced the Mix Fold 3, its latest folding flagship that gains wireless charging and a 5x periscope zoom lens over its predecessor. The China-only handset may not be as thin and light as, say, Honor’s Magic V2, but Richard Lai seems pleased with the improvements on show. Especially as Xiaomi has taken a leaf out of Samsung’s book to make hover mode enough of a feature that you should be able to get the best out of the Fold 3’s many cameras.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage will now arrive on October 5, a week earlier than its planned release date. It’ll help space out a fall schedule full of blockbuster open world titles, including Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, which arrives October 20. It’s rare for a game to be early, rather than forever delayed, so let’s give Ubisoft some credit for this welcome blast of punctuality.
It may have started out as an optional extra, but now Ford’s BlueCruise hands-free driving will be on all new supported vehicles. Would-be buyers can activate the tools at purchase or as an optional subscription at some point down the road. It’ll cost $75 a month, $800 for a year, or $2,100 if you buy three years’ worth in a single bundle, with Ford saying – rather terrifyingly – drivers will spend a lot more time with their hands off the wheel.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-apple-watch-x-will-herald-a-dramatic-redesign-111512369.html?src=rss
No matter how old you get, something happens inside your brain in mid-August that signals it’s time to buy new supplies. As a child preparing to go back to school, this might have been notebooks and erasers. As an adult, it can be a little bigger — especially if sales are going on — like a new iPad. Currently, Apple’s 64GB ninth-generation iPad is back down from $330 to its all-time low price of $250 in both Space Gray and Silver. Now this deal is a little tricky in that you will initially see a markdown to $269, but when you head to checkout, it will drop further to $250.
Apple’s ninth-gen iPad isn’t the newest model, having first come out in 2021 and followed by a 10th-gen version the following year. We gave the earlier model an 86 in our initial review and, while it wasn’t a massive upgrade from its predecessor, found it to be a great option if you’re looking for a well-working device with all the basics at a solid price — even on sale, the 10th-gen iPad is $150 more.
The 10.2-inch iPad has a retina display, A13 Bionic chip and 12MP Ultra Wide front camera. It’s compatible with the first Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard. The ninth-gen model still has a lightning connector versus the newer model’s USB-C port and has a physical home button.
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Tesla has quietly launched new Model S and Model X vehicles that are slightly more affordable than their base and Plaid counterparts. The automaker has listed these new offerings as “Standard Range” variants, which are scheduled for delivery in the US sometime in September to October this year. A Model S Standard Range will set buyers back $78,490, while the standard Model X is listed for $88,490. Both prices don’t include any savings buyers might get after EV tax credits applicable for their location.
Both prices are also $10,000 less than the base Model S and Model X vehicles. The new EVs, however, have shorter ranges than the other versions in their line: In the case of Model S, the new option has a range of 320 miles, while the base variant can last for over 80 miles longer with its 405-mile range. It also takes 3.7 seconds for new EV to accelerate from zero to 60 mph, whereas it takes 3.1 seconds for the base version to achieve the same speed. Meanwhile, the new Model X has a range of 269 miles, which is definitely shorter than the base variant’s 348 miles. It takes the new Model X 4.4 seconds to reach 60mph, longer than the 3.8 seconds it takes the base version.
As Electrek noted when it noticed the presence of Standard Range vehicles on Tesla’s website, it’s not clear if the automaker is making battery packs especially for these releases or if it’s merely software-locking packs for its EVs with longer ranges. If it’s the latter, then Tesla might give customers the opportunity to unlock longer ranges in the future if they’re willing to pay for it. The new Standard Range EVs are available for the aforementioned prices in Pearl White with an all-black interior, along with standard wheels and steering wheel. Buyers will have to pay extra for other colors, customizations, and, of course, for Tesla’s Enhanced Autopilot ($6,000) and Full Self-Driving Capability ($15,000) features.
Tesla is giving current customers the option to transfer Full Self-Driving to a newly purchased vehicle for free at the moment. That said, they can only take advantage of this one-time amnesty if they take delivery of a new EV between July 20th and September 30th, 2023. Seeing as the new Standard Range vehicles could be delivered after September, buyers should be aware that they might have to pay for FSD again even if they already have it in their current Tesla EV.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/tesla-begins-selling-cheaper-model-s-and-model-x-variants-with-shorter-ranges-082045956.html?src=rss
Just weeks after the ‘Truth Hurts’ hitmaker was accused of sexual harassment, Beyonce shouted her name & expressed her ‘love’ for Lizzo during her Aug. 14 concert.
Just weeks after the ‘Truth Hurts’ hitmaker was accused of sexual harassment, Beyonce shouted her name & expressed her ‘love’ for Lizzo during her Aug. 14 concert.
The former president was charged for his efforts to overturn the election results in Georgia, following a two-year investigation.
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