Adobe's new experimental camera app supercharges your iPhone photos

Adobe has released Project Indigo, a new computational photography app for the iPhone. The app aims to enhance smartphone photography by offering full manual controls and enabling high-quality images through advanced techniques, such as capturing and merging up to 32 frames for improved detail and reduced noise. Project Indigo is designed to create a more natural, professional look, addressing common complaints about smartphone cameras. It’s available for free via the App Store ...

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But are they any good? — Tech giants unleash AI on weather forecasts
A 'true' robotaxi! — Take a peek inside the factory making tomorrow’s ride
Limited edition ... and pricey — New Bowers & Wilkins speaker celebrates Abbey Road Studios
Go behind the scenes — Inside the launch of Liquid Glass, Apple’s biggest iOS update in over a decade
Nothing's new phone lands on July 1 — Nothing Phone 3’s unique Glyph Matrix is a light show I can’t wait to see

Two AI-generated influencers rake in millions in just six hours

In a recent livestream event, Chinese entrepreneur Luo Yonghao and co-host Xiao Mu made more than $7 million using AI-generated interactive avatars, surpassing their previous earnings from in-person livestreams. The event highlighted the potential of digital avatars to effectively engage audiences to drive sales. Commentators described it as a pivotal moment for China's digital human industry, showing how AI can drastically reduce production costs. And unlike their human counterparts, the AI avatars don't need bathroom breaks, either ...

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No, the '16 billion credentials leak' is not a new data breach

Reports have been circulating this week about a massive data breach involving 16 billion passwords for Apple, Google, and Facebook accounts, among others. However, it's apparently not a new incident but rather a collection of credentials stolen in earlier breaches before being exposed on an underground forum. There's no evidence that the collection contains new or previously unseen data, Bleeping Computer said. Still, to avoid the impact of such incidents, be sure to use strong, unique passwords for all of your online accounts, and also to enable two-factor authentication ...

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Check out the all of the category winners — Leaping lemur mom wins major nature photo contest
Your Meta AI chats are not really a secret — Here’s how to keep them private
Enjoy a trip down memory lane — 10 iconic discontinued gadgets from the 2010s (and why we miss them)
Coffee drinkers, take note — 'I’ve tested 13 coffee makers this year, but this Gaggia machine is still my favorite'
A somewhat unexpected development! — Honda enters space race with a successful rocket launch
Can you guess? — The real reason why people buy new iPhones
28 Years Later hits theaters today, but another movie will be more popular — This movie is set to win the weekend box office

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