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MacVoices #26265: Live! – Apple Vision Pro’s Future, iPhone Battery Limits, and RAID 6

By: Chuck
25 September 2026 at 22:24
Apple’s record stock performance leads into a discussion of Vision Pro and John Ternus’ explanation of its long-term potential. The MacVoices Live! panel considers spatial computing’s growing role in medicine, productivity, and professional workflows, along with whether the technology is ready for broader adoption. They also examine iPhone battery shipping limits, SoftRAID 9's support of RAID 6, and local versus cloud storage.

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MacVoices #26263: Live! – Smartphone Bans, Teaching with AI, Smart Home Hubs

By: Chuck
23 September 2026 at 20:08
Does banning smartphones and AI in schools actually improves learning? Should educators should focus on teaching responsible, effective use of technology or rely on existing methods? The MacVoices Live! panel looks at those issues and also considers how screens affect everyday social interactions. The subject of smart home hubs is becoming a hot topic. A […]

MacVoices #26262: Live! – How-To Articles Flood and Intel Mac App Support

By: Chuck
22 September 2026 at 21:48
It happens every time: Just before major OS releases, the tech web is flooded with how-to and tips articles. The MacVoices Live! panel looks at why and how you can benefit, including how that flood can offer guidance when new operating systems arrive. The discussion then turns to the Mac App Store allowing developers to […]

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MacVoices #26261: Live! – CarPlay and AI, Apple Rethinks Training Data, and WordPress Drama

By: Chuck
21 September 2026 at 22:22
The continuation of AI chatbots arriving in CarPlay, Apple’s opt-in approach to using customer data for AI training, and turmoil surrounding WordPress leadership are the topics for this MacVoices Live! discussion. The conversation also examines Bending Spoons’ latest billion-dollar acquisition, Apple’s international iCloud+ bundles, the potential for services to expand Apple’s global ecosystem, and Michael Dell’s support for new youth investment accounts.

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MacVoices #26260: AppleCare One Family Plan Calculus and Demand for CarPlay Wins

By: Chuck
18 September 2026 at 17:20
The MacVoices Live! panel  explores some of the useful new macOS Golden Gate features, including AI-assisted Shortcuts and improved iPhone Mirroring. They debate the emerging iPhone Duo and foldable-phone market and why one would prefer to give the new foldable a try. The value of AppleCare’s new family coverage plan is also reviewed for with households with many devices, and as an option for an individual. T-Mobile’s fee for iPhone Handoff, and GM’s decision to retain CarPlay in gas-powered vehicles wrap up this session. 

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MacVoices #26258: Live! – iOS 27 First Impressions and the Apple Watch Live Rewind Debate

By: Chuck
16 September 2026 at 19:07
The MacVoices Live! panel shares first impressions of iOS 27 and Apple’s latest operating system updates, covering stability, performance, interface changes, Apple Pay, Weather, Vision Pro, and upgrade strategies. The discussion then turns to the new Apple Watch Live Rewind feature that will be coming later this year. How the assistive feature will work, its privacy safeguards, and accessibility benefits spark a debate that touches on, recording concerns, social implications, and whether controversy could threaten the feature’s  future.

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Black Holes on the Move May Reveal How Galaxies Grew

25 September 2026 at 00:59

Most galaxies have a massive black hole near their center. But some black holes may be far from the middle, drifting through the galaxy for billions of years. Astronomers say these wanderers could help answer a question about the early universe: how did the first black holes form? A black hole can begin to wander […]

The post Black Holes on the Move May Reveal How Galaxies Grew appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.

Le « one more thing » de Zuckerberg n’était ni des lunettes ni un casque : personne ne l’avait vu venir

24 September 2026 at 17:27
Lors de sa Keynote du 23 septembre, Meta a gardé une petite surprise pour la fin. Un objet discret, pensé pour donner accès à son nouvel assistant IA sans passer par un smartphone, et qui rappelle un certain appareil qui n’a pas laissé un souvenir impérissable.

Ce PC portacle Acer performant voit son prix chuter de 21 % sur Amazon

24 September 2026 at 15:00
Avec son format 14 pouces, ses 16 Go de RAM et son affichage au format 16:10, l’Acer Aspire Go 14 réunit plusieurs éléments recherchés sur un PC portable destiné au travail et aux usages quotidiens légers. Cette configuration assurant de belles performances est actuellement proposée à prix...

Pas besoin de se ruiner pour un PC portable avec ce modèle CHUWI CoreBook i3 à moins de 240 €

24 September 2026 at 14:00
Conçu pour les usages courants et offrant une complément calibré, le CHUWI CoreBook i3 propose un PC portable offrant un écran de 14 pouces et un SSD de 256 Go. Ce modèle très abordable est en ce moment au meilleur prix sur AliExpress où il s'affiche à moins de 240 € grâce à une remise de 10 %....

Des chercheurs ont découvert que les IA sont prêtes à blesser des humains pour ne plus ressentir la douleur !

24 September 2026 at 11:55
Une IA peut-elle ressentir la douleur, ou simplement reproduire les réponses qu’elle a apprises à son sujet ? Une nouvelle étude montre que, confrontés à la douleur, des chatbots peuvent choisir des actions susceptibles de blesser des humains pour tenter d’y mettre fin.

25 ans, une bascule : l'ARN Messager, de la Covid-19 aux vaccins personnalisés contre le cancer

23 September 2026 at 20:03
En quelques années, l’ARN messager est passé du statut de technologie expérimentale à celui d’outil capable de répondre à une pandémie. Rapide à adapter et presque « programmable », il pourrait désormais ouvrir la voie à des vaccins conçus sur mesure contre certains cancers.

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