Earlier this week, Apple introduced a new top-end stylus, the Pencil Pro, but didn’t discontinue any older model. That means there are now four styluses to choose from, channeling the chaotic lineup energy of Apple Watch and iPad families over the years. Because not every Pencil works with every iPad, we explain the best choices.
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Just… don’t buy the first-gen one.
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OpenAI is reportedly working on ChatGPT search
Results could include citations.
OpenAI is reportedly working on a search feature for ChatGPT that could make the chatbot capable of things you’d normally use Google Search for. According to Bloomberg, it’ll be able to scour the web for answers to your queries and spit out results, complete with sourcing. ChatGPT could take information from Wikipedia or blog posts, for instance, and link to their original pages when you ask it questions.
Earlier this month, DataChaz on X, reported that OpenAI had created a new subdomain with the address search.chatgpt.com. It apparently briefly rerouted to the main ChatGPT page over the weekend.
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Marvel’s making an interactive story for Apple Vision Pro
Based on the What If...? sho
Disney
Marvel and Industrial Light & Magic just announced an Apple Vision Pro title based on Marvel’s What If…?, the current Disney+ show that just finished its second season. It’ll be an hour-long experience with interactive story elements where you choose the story’s direction. Imagine that: an alternate cinematic universe where I was a Vision Pro early adopter.
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The best smartphones you can buy
Not just flagships.
Buying a new phone is slightly easier if you’ve already determined you only want an iPhone. (And even then, Apple’s lineup offers more options than ever.) However, if you’re looking for an Android device, there are even more options — and likely more questions. Do you want a camera that can zoom into extremely far-away subjects (Samsung’s Galaxy S series)? Or do you want intuitive AI to screen incoming calls for you? (May I interest you in Google’s Pixel series?) Or maybe it's time to get into foldables...
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This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/the-mornin...es-messy-pencil-lineup-111540814.html?src=rss
Apple
Just… don’t buy the first-gen one.
— Mat Smith
The biggest stories you might have missed
Everything announced at Apple’s Let Loose iPad event
The best budget Android phone
US revokes Intel and Qualcomm’s licenses for chip sales to Huawei
Oh no, I think I want an iPad Pro now
You can get these reports delivered daily direct to your inbox. Subscribe right here!
OpenAI is reportedly working on ChatGPT search
Results could include citations.
OpenAI is reportedly working on a search feature for ChatGPT that could make the chatbot capable of things you’d normally use Google Search for. According to Bloomberg, it’ll be able to scour the web for answers to your queries and spit out results, complete with sourcing. ChatGPT could take information from Wikipedia or blog posts, for instance, and link to their original pages when you ask it questions.
Earlier this month, DataChaz on X, reported that OpenAI had created a new subdomain with the address search.chatgpt.com. It apparently briefly rerouted to the main ChatGPT page over the weekend.
Continue reading.
Marvel’s making an interactive story for Apple Vision Pro
Based on the What If...? sho
Disney
Marvel and Industrial Light & Magic just announced an Apple Vision Pro title based on Marvel’s What If…?, the current Disney+ show that just finished its second season. It’ll be an hour-long experience with interactive story elements where you choose the story’s direction. Imagine that: an alternate cinematic universe where I was a Vision Pro early adopter.
Continue reading.
The best smartphones you can buy
Not just flagships.
Buying a new phone is slightly easier if you’ve already determined you only want an iPhone. (And even then, Apple’s lineup offers more options than ever.) However, if you’re looking for an Android device, there are even more options — and likely more questions. Do you want a camera that can zoom into extremely far-away subjects (Samsung’s Galaxy S series)? Or do you want intuitive AI to screen incoming calls for you? (May I interest you in Google’s Pixel series?) Or maybe it's time to get into foldables...
Continue reading.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/the-mornin...es-messy-pencil-lineup-111540814.html?src=rss
