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iOS 14.6's new tricks: Take these new iPhone and iPad features for a spin CNET 1 hr ago © Provided by CNET iOS 14.6 brings your iPhone and iPad even more. Patrick Holland/CNET Apple isn't slowing down when it comes to adding new features to the iPhone and iPad through updates to iOS and iPadOS. The latest update, iOS 14.6 and iPadOS 14.6, comes just a few weeks after the release of iOS 14.5. The frequency of meaningful updates that add new features is something we can get used to, Apple. (And iOS 15 is right around the corner, too.) For example, iOS 14.6 adds a new Apple Card Family s...

Nvidia recently split its stock for the first time in 14 years after racking up a 1600% price surge over that period.

Meghan told Harry 'I think you need to see someone' The royal says in the series' second episode that he knew if he didn't go to a therapist, he would lose wife Meghan, whom he wed in 2018.  "When she said, 'I think you need to see someone,' it was in reaction to an argument that we had," Harry remembers. "And in that argument, not knowing about it, I reverted back to 12-year-old Harry," the age he was when his mother, Princess Diana, died as a result of a 1997 car crash in Paris. In the show's premiere, Harry says he was enraged by the circumstances of his mother's death and "the fact that ...

LIVE UPDATES: Twitter's conclusion comes months after the company said it would look into the algorithm, and serves as yet another example of how bias can creep into computer systems that are meant to perform tasks that humans are often uniquely good at doing. "We considered the tradeoffs between the speed and consistency of automated cropping with the potential risks we saw in this research," Mr Chowdhury wrote. "One of our conclusions is that not everything on Twitter is a good candidate for an algorithm, and in this case, how to crop an image is a decision best made by people."

Libraries Are Essential Opening Remarks, with Cohosts Andrew Richard Albanese and Sari Feldman PW senior writer Andrew Richard Albanese leads the magazine’s library coverage. Albanese has covered the publishing and information technology fields for more than 21 years and is a former associate editor of American history at Oxford University Press, a former editor at Library Journal, and author of The Battle of $9.99: How Apple, Amazon and the Big Six Publishers Changed the E-book Business Overnight. PW columnist Sari Feldman is the former executive director of the Cuyahoga County Public ...