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What to know about Apple’s first folding phone, the iPhone Duo (opens the original)
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Apple has officially entered the foldable phone market. At its annual fall event on Wednesday, the Cupertino-based company announced the iPhone Duo, its first folding phone with a price tag starting at $1,999. The main selling point of the device, which is roughly the size of a passport, is its ability to fold and open like a book. It features two displays — a 5.4-inch outer display and a 7.6-inch one that folds inward. It’s the first new product to be released under Apple’s new CEO John Ternus,
Excitement reigns as students move to Boston campus for fresh start (opens the original)
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It’s been a week of firsts for incoming Northeastern University student Matthew Garcia-Vasquez. It’s his first time in Boston. His first time on Northeastern’s campus. And, of course, his first time moving into college. The Texas native acknowledged that traveling thousands of miles away from home for college in a city he’s never ever been to was a bit of a “shot in the dark.” But he said he was confident the risk would be worth it considering that Northeastern was his top choice for school. A f
Northeastern professor wins big for work on tiny electronic parts (opens the original)
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When Northeastern Professor Ahmed Busnaina joined Northeastern University in 2000, he knew one of the central challenges he wanted to tackle was the rising costs of computer chips. “I started looking at more economical ways to fabricate chips because a facility in the mid ‘90s would cost $1 billion,” he said. “Now they cost $20 to 40 billion, and as a result, companies that actually used to make chips don’t make chips anymore.” To develop a solution, Busnaina, a distinguished professor of mechan
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT for Teens. What do teachers think? (opens the original)
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Since ChatGPT’s introduction in the fall of 2022, educators have been trying their best to navigate artificial intelligence’s explosion into the classroom. On one hand, AI proponents say, when used appropriately, the technology has the capacity to transform education for the better, enabling students to learn subjects more quickly and take in new educational experiences. On the other, AI skeptics say the technology can be extremely detrimental to student’s ability to critically think for themsel
These researchers seek to quiet ‘the noise’ in quantum computing (opens the original)
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Quantum computers are poised to transform the world – enabling everything from advancements in drug discovery and material science to breakthroughs in supply chain routing and financial risk modeling. Yet the cutting edge technology is fragile and can be difficult to deploy, explained Ivana Dimitrova, a professor of physics and electrical engineering at Northeastern University. That’s partly because a single quantum computing machine today is too “ small and noisy” to process the hundreds of tho
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