iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura arrive on October 24th

iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura arrive on October 24th

You’ll finally be able to get your hands on iPadOS 16 next Monday, October 24th, Apple announced this morning. The new OS includes support for Apple’s Stage Manager multi-tasking feature, which should make it easier to move between multiple apps on your iPad. That feature is also headed to macOS Ventura, which launches on the … Read more

Rolls-Royce’s first EV is the $413,500 Spectre coupe

Rolls-Royce’s first EV is the $413,500 Spectre coupe

Rolls-Royce has officially begun its transition to electric cars. The luxury British manufacturer has unveiled its first ground-up EV, the Spectre coupe. The “spiritual successor” to the Phantom looks much like its stately gas-powered counterparts (apart from a low 0.25 drag coefficient), but promises to be even quieter and smoother thanks to its powerplant. The … Read more

Apple announces an M2-powered iPad Pro with WiFi 6E

Apple announces an M2-powered iPad Pro with WiFi 6E

Apple has unveiled its latest iPad Pro, which is powered by the company’s M2 silicon chipset. The tablet will offer faster connectivity thanks to WiFi 6E support and it has a new “hover” experience for Apple Pencil. The latest iPad Pro will offer ProRes video capture as well. The M2 will offer up to 15 … Read more

Adobe announces the first cameras to support Frame.io direct RAW uploads

Adobe announces the first cameras to support Frame.io direct RAW uploads

Eighteen months ago, Adobe announced the “Camera to Cloud” (C2C) feature for its Frame.io cloud collaboration platform that would allow users to upload videos and photo directly from cameras. Now, it’s unveiled the first cameras to support the feature, the RED V-Raptor cinema camera for RAW video, and Fujifilm’s new X-H2S mirrorless camera for RAW … Read more

Meta will have to sell Giphy after losing UK appeal

Meta will have to sell Giphy after losing UK appeal

Meta will have to unwind one of its significant acquisitions. The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) regulator has ordered Meta to sell Giphy after it lost its battle at the Competition Appeal Tribunal. While the CMA reviewed the decision in July after the tribunal sided with Meta on one issue (sharing sensitive third-party information), … Read more

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