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They created Siri before Apple bought it. They're still waiting for their original vision to come true (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO — Dag Kittlaus and Adam Cheyer, known for creating an assistant that's now found in billions of Apple devices, have been thinking about what comes after the search engine for a long time. They, along with Tom Gruber, founded a startup in 2007 stemming from a product concept the pair developed at the Stanford Research Institute. They called it Siri and aimed to create a "do engine." "We used to say, 'If you want to find a web page, go to a search engine like Google,'" Cheyer told CN
‘Surprise and shine’: Apple to hold first major iPhone launch under new CEO next month (opens the original)
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(CNN) â Appleâs new CEO is about to have his first big moment in the spotlight. The tech giant announced it will hold an event on September 9, when itâs expected to reveal the biggest-ever change to its smartphone lineup: the first foldable iPhone. Itâs the companyâs first major product launch under John Ternus, who will take the reins from Tim Cook on September 1. The event invitation includes the tagline âsurprise and shine,â although it does not include any details about what Ap
AI devices that see, listen and record: Are we ready for the post-smartphone world? (opens the original)
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(CNN) â Picture this: On a normal workday, you and your coworkers walk around the office with tiny recorders clipped to your clothes. The glasses on your face nearly instantly identify what you see. Your bracelet records and analyzes all your conversations. This is the future tech companies envision in the age of AI, whether consumers want it or not. Major tech companies and startups are developing new types of wearable gadgets that can âseeâ or âhear.â Meta is selling millions of its
AI demand is jacking up prices for iPads, Nintendo Switches and other gadgets. What experts say you should do (opens the original)
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(CNN) â Thinking about buying a new laptop or game console anytime soon? Be prepared to pay up. Point the finger at the AI boom. Data centers have led to a surge in demand for memory, a critical piece of computer hardware thatâs needed to quickly process information. While thatâs good news for memory makers like Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix, itâs bad news for consumers. Chipmakers canât produce enough memory for both data centers and consumer devices, leading to a shortage thatâs dri
Apple accuses OpenAI of using stolen trade secrets to create its upcoming AI gadgets in new lawsuit (opens the original)
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Apple sued OpenAI on Friday, alleging the AI company has stolen the iPhone maker's trade secrets to develop its own yet-to-be-unveiled AI gadgets. In the suit, filed in the District Court of Northern California, Apple accuses OpenAI of trade secret misappropriation and breach of contract. OpenAI last year announced it has been working with Apple's former design chief on a hush-hush project to build devices meant to bring smartphone users into the age of AI. The device is expected to be unveiled
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