AWS |
AWS Desktop and Application Streaming Blog |
Enhance Zoom video calls with Amazon WorkSpaces |
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/desktop-and-application-streaming/enhance-zoom-video-calls-with-amazon-workspaces/
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Enhance Zoom video calls with Amazon WorkSpacesZoom has extended support for virtual desktops with a Zoom plugin for Amazon WorkSpaces This plugin optimizes your video experience when using Zoom with an Amazon WorkSpaces Windows client How it works On starting a Zoom Meeting in your Amazon WorkSpaces session the plugin establishes a secure connection with the Zoom Meeting client in the … |
2023-06-21 20:08:47 |
AWS |
AWS Messaging and Targeting Blog |
Amazon SES – How to track email deliverability to domain level with CloudWatch |
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/messaging-and-targeting/amazon-ses-how-to-track-email-deliverability-to-domain-level-with-cloudwatch/
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Amazon SES How to track email deliverability to domain level with CloudWatchWhy is it important to track email deliverability per domain with Amazon Simple Email Service SES Amazon Simple Email Service Amazon SES is a scalable cloud email service provider that enables businesses to build a large scale email solution and host multiple domains from the same SES account for different purposes ex one domain for sending … |
2023-06-21 20:50:14 |
AWS |
AWS Security Blog |
Use AWS Private Certificate Authority to issue device attestation certificates for Matter |
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/use-aws-private-certificate-authority-to-issue-device-attestation-certificates-for-matter/
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Use AWS Private Certificate Authority to issue device attestation certificates for MatterIn this blog post we show you how to use AWS Private Certificate Authority CA to create Matter device attestation CAs to issue device attestation certificates DAC By using this solution device makers can operate their own device attestation CAs building on the solid security foundation provided by AWS Private CA This post assumes that … |
2023-06-21 20:27:23 |
AWS |
AWS Security Blog |
Use AWS Private Certificate Authority to issue device attestation certificates for Matter |
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/use-aws-private-certificate-authority-to-issue-device-attestation-certificates-for-matter/
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Use AWS Private Certificate Authority to issue device attestation certificates for MatterIn this blog post we show you how to use AWS Private Certificate Authority CA to create Matter device attestation CAs to issue device attestation certificates DAC By using this solution device makers can operate their own device attestation CAs building on the solid security foundation provided by AWS Private CA This post assumes that … |
2023-06-21 20:27:23 |
Ruby |
Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
rails -v を実行しても「なにそれ?」とPCが言ってくる |
https://qiita.com/giver0720/items/de862700877c4aa9055f
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rails |
2023-06-22 05:17:56 |
Ruby |
Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita |
rails -v を実行しても「なにそれ?」とPCが言ってくる |
https://qiita.com/giver0720/items/de862700877c4aa9055f
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rails |
2023-06-22 05:17:56 |
海外TECH |
Ars Technica |
Could these marks on a cave wall be oldest-known Neanderthal finger paintings? |
https://arstechnica.com/?p=1948722
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neanderthals |
2023-06-21 20:26:35 |
海外TECH |
Ars Technica |
AI-generated Secret Invasion intro angers Marvel artists and fans alike |
https://arstechnica.com/?p=1949153
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artists |
2023-06-21 20:00:52 |
海外TECH |
DEV Community |
Vue and Input File - Clear File or Select same file |
https://dev.to/schirrel/vue-and-input-file-clear-file-or-select-same-file-24do
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Vue and Input File Clear File or Select same fileHave you ever had the case where ou have a file selector component you clear the file model but then you can t select the same file again Codepen Well its kinda hard and curious to explain First of all to the TL DR You need to use Vue s refs and set the input to null Now if you want to understand why let s pass thru some important stuff First Vue doesn t work with v model and file input even has a discussion about it on the offical Vue s repo Discussion Now lets undestand why doesnt work two main things input with type file only triggers change event while v model listen to input event V model needs to set the value html attribute ff you ever try to do value myFileModel this error will show up gt Error in nextTick InvalidStateError Failed to set the value property on HTMLInputElement This input element accepts a filename which may only be programmatically set to the empty string So with this comes a question how to a clear a file and most important how make it possible to select again Lets paint a simple use case You have your own file wrapper the uses a file input obviously but you save the file on the data Example lt template gt lt label for inputFile gt Click here to select you file lt input type file name inputFile id inputFile change selectFile gt lt label gt lt span v if file gt File Selected file name lt button click clearFile gt remove lt button gt lt span gt lt template gt lt script gt export default data return file null methods selectFile event this file event target files clearFile this file null lt script gt Even if clearFile is setting file as null when selecting the file again the change wont be triggered again Thats why because the html value still the the file prop on data doesn t affect it Take a look at the codepen example Once we have seen that value don t work with files the proper way to do this is acessing the HTML lt input type file gt and reset this value programmatically By adding a ref fileInput to the lt input gt and inside the clearFile method add this refs fileInput value nullNow it works The codepen final solution Note this is common behavior across frameworks |
2023-06-21 20:28:58 |
海外TECH |
DEV Community |
Controlling Cloud Costs: Strategies for keeping on top of your AWS cloud spend |
https://dev.to/aws-builders/controlling-cloud-costs-strategies-for-keeping-on-top-of-your-aws-cloud-spend-2a8i
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Controlling Cloud Costs Strategies for keeping on top of your AWS cloud spendCloud computing is one of the most cost effective way of running computing and other resources there is with potential huge savings compared to on premise datacenters and other methods Moving to a pay as you go model from a up front or contract model can be very cost effective but with moving to the cloud or starting out on the cloud can come with a lot of complexities and with how easy it is to spin up resources you can end up spending more than you realise In this article I will cover how to manage some of these complexities when it comes to costs specifically on AWS Amazon Web Services I will cover Tips and Strategies to get the most out of your Cloud usageCommon cost drivers and challengesMonitoring and alerting for unexpected cost spikes Cloud Costs OverviewFirstly I want to explain the pay as you go model PAYG i mentioned earlier In AWS you pay for the resources that you use Which can be a bit of a double edged sword As AWS is PAYG you are paying for the resources you use but this is generally split into different sections so that you pay for exactly what you use in each section As an example spinning up a Virtual Machine EC instance will see you paying for the Instance itself Storage Backups Data Transfer Licensing for Windows potentially support and potentially more depending on the setup This does mean that you don t end up paying for resources you don t use but it makes it complex to keep on top of Next I want to touch on Managed vs Unmanaged services In AWS there are a number of services such as Amazon Relational Database Service RDS that can be used to host Databases such as MySQL PostgreSQL Microsoft SQL Server and more without having to manage the underlying infrastructure So you would take care of the Database management but leave the underlying infrastructure including server management and patching to AWS Alternatively you can go down the unmanaged route and host your own database installation on an EC Instance for example As mentioned above costs in AWS can be much more broken down that expected and each aspect of a service may come with its own pricing structure including all different aspects A good way of finding out how something will break down is the AWS Pricing Calculator This is a tool from AWS which can help you understand the costs involved with various services In the above example section you can see the breakdown for an EC instance including instance pricing metrics and storage In the above example section you can see the different pricing options for EC including on demand reserved instance pricing and spot instances Management StrategiesKnowing what you are using is key to understanding and controlling your cloud costs Ongoing monitoring and management of costsAWS Cost Explorer Budgets Billing ToolsCost Allocation TaggingBudget ManagementPer ProjectPer TeamPer Service FinOps Foundation PrinciplesThe FinOps Foundation is a foundation dedicated to advancing the use of FinOps Financial Operations in the clound with the following main principles Teams need to collaborateDecisions are driven by business value of cloudEveryone takes ownership for their cloud usageFinOps data should be accessible and timelyA centralised team drives FinOpsTake advantage of the variable cost model of the cloudThese principles show the need for organisations to work together on controlling cloud costs an ensuring that cloud spend is accounted for ReviewsThe pace of Cloud Innovation is fast new releases and updates come on a daily basis Regular reviews of your costs can help you keep on top of them Questions to ask Are we still using everything we are being charged for Do we know what everything we are being charged for is and who is using it Is there a better way to achieve the same outcomes For example would moving to a managed solution lower manual intervention time spent Can we leverage other payment models such as upfront reserved instances Monitor for unexpected changes in costDaily budgeting checksMonitor based on expected costsBe aware of potential spikes in costs based on usageAdding tags to workloads can help break down costs to assist in monitoringThird party tools can help such as Infracost for changes in costs based on Terraform deployments DevOps and Infrastructure as CodeDevOps provides a method for continually deploying workloads to the cloud and provides monitoring and feedback loops for improvement Defining all of your workloads in code using Infrastructure as Code allows you to know what resources are in use and eliminate unexpected costs Hidden Obscure CostsWith PAYG you pay for what you use but sometimes it s not always immediately obvious how it breaks downData Transfer typically out from the cloudNAT Gateways especially for some services you can use private links to reduce traffic over the internet Lambda is billed based on factors The memory and the Duration of the execution time S cost breakdown dependant on file access frequency size retrieval requestsLine items that can add up As an example here is an S calculation from the AWS Pricing Calculator showing a common use And here is a more complex example with multiple levels of Tiering for different storage requirements such as moving some data to the Infrequent Access Tier for lesser accessed data which can save up to on storage costs For Lambda a very useful tool to help optimise is the AWS Lambda Power Tuning tool released by Alex Casalboni Developer Advocate at AWS This tool allows you to figure out what size of memory allocation to give your lambda based on an example execution Somewhat counterintuitively you may save money overall by allocating more memory to a Lambda Function The reason for this is that you pay for both the memory allocation and execution time Having more memory and virtual CPUs available to the Lambda can allow it to finish running your function in a shorter period of time This means while you pay more for the memory you pay less for the execution costs Alex gives the example in the README of the GitHub project above of a Lambda that takes seconds to run while fiven mb of memory but runs in only seconds when given GB of memory saving overall Example SavingsBelow I ve listed a few example savings you can use on AWS depending on your use case The goal with cost optimisation on AWS is to always use just what you need and no more So for example if you have an EC instance that is only using of its memory and CPU you may be able to go down to a lower tier of EC instance with no impact to your application while lowering your costs Right Sizing Move up or down a size based on the actual usage of the serverFor AWS NAT Gateways use endpoints such as S Gateway or DynamoDB to reduce traffic going out over the internetElastic Ips not in use are charged as are remaps per additional IP address associated with a running instance per hour on a pro rata basis per Carrier IP address not associated with a running instance per hour on a pro rata basis per Carrier IP address remap for the first remaps per month per Carrier IP address remap for additional remaps over per monthOlder snapshots can build up over timeS data not in use should be moved down tiers such as to Infrequent access or to glacier |
2023-06-21 20:27:47 |
海外TECH |
DEV Community |
Boost Your Programming Efficiency: Essential Tools for Success ⚙️ |
https://dev.to/burakboduroglu/boost-your-programming-efficiency-essential-tools-for-success-5h00
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Boost Your Programming Efficiency Essential Tools for Success ️In the world of programming having the right tools at your disposal can make a world of difference From code editors to version control systems there are essential programming tools that can streamline your workflow and enhance your productivity In this blog post we ll explore some of these indispensable tools that every programmer should have in their arsenal Get ready to unlock your full coding potential as we take a closer look at these game changing tools Let s get started Fig ioFig is a tool that enhances the command line experience for users of all levels It provides autocomplete suggestions and contextual help to make working with the command line faster more efficient and user friendly Whether you re a beginner or an experienced user Fig can help you avoid errors increase productivity and streamline your workflow by providing helpful suggestions and documentation for commands and arguments It offers customization options to tailor the experience to your specific needs Here is an example NotionNotion is a versatile productivity tool and note taking app that helps you organize and manage your tasks projects and information in one place It allows you to create customizable pages collaborate with others and integrate various types of content like text files and media It s popular for personal and team use due to its flexibility and organization capabilities Here is an example from notion workspace DevDocs API DocumentationDevDocs is an API documentation platform that offers a comprehensive collection of programming language framework and tool documentation It provides a searchable interface with offline access making it convenient for developers to quickly find and reference the information they need It s a valuable resource for developers looking for centralized and up to date documentation WorkonaWorkona is a tab manager tool that helps you organize and manage your web browser tabs more effectively It provides a streamlined interface where you can group and save tabs into workspaces This allows you to categorize and switch between different sets of tabs easily keeping your browser clutter free and improving productivity Workona also offers features like session saving tab syncing across devices and collaboration capabilities making it a useful tool for individuals and teams working with multiple tabs and browser based workflows VS Code Project ManagerThe VS Code Project Manager extension helps you organize and access your projects in Visual Studio Code It lets you create project folders quickly open them and customize their settings You can switch between projects easily and integrate with workspaces It simplifies project management and boosts your productivity within the editor GitHub CopilotGitHub Copilot is an AI coding assistant that helps developers write code faster and more efficiently It analyzes your code context and suggests code completions lines or functions based on machine learning algorithms It supports various programming languages and adapts to your coding style GitHub Copilot aims to improve productivity and reduce repetitive tasks in software development Thank You Thanks for reading I hope you found this useful If you have any questions or feedback If you liked this post please give a emoji or comment ️ ReferencesFig ioFig io GitHubNotionDevDocs API DocumentationWorkonaVS Code Project ManagerGitHub Copilot My other contentsA Z MongoDB Cheat SheetBuilding a Node js Server Without Using Express jsA Z Git Cheat SheetJS Guide Map Reduce Filter and forEach MethodsUnderstanding CORS and Same Origin Policy in Web Securit |
2023-06-21 20:08:38 |
海外TECH |
DEV Community |
Accept payments using Tap to Pay for Android with Stripe |
https://dev.to/stripe/accept-payments-using-tap-to-pay-for-android-with-stripe-1nn7
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Accept payments using Tap to Pay for Android with StripeStripe recently announced Tap to Pay for Android Let s look into how to implement this so you can start collecting in person payments directly using a mobile phone In this blog post let s pretend that you work for a fake food truck company called CoolBeans and you need to create an Android app so you can collect payments on the go Here s what we ll be building This tutorial uses Kotlin however this feature can also be implemented using Java If you need more information please refer to our docs or check out the Stripe Terminal Android SDK repository that contains an example in both Kotlin and Java If you learn better with videos you can check out the video tutorial on YouTube PrerequisitesTo follow along with this tutorial you will need Android SDK version AndroidStudioKotlin Stripe accountStripe Terminal Android SDKIf you are using a different version of the Android SDK or Kotlin the code samples in this tutorial may still work but this is not guaranteed This post will only cover the code samples needed to get Tap to Pay working in your Android application I will purposely not cover how to build and structure an Android app or go into details on the specific flow I implemented as this is more relative to what you want to build If you want to get started quickly you can clone my demo application on GitHub follow the instructions in the README to make sure you update the URL to the back end server and follow along as I explain the different parts After cloning and running the demo application you should see the following screens The first part of the application is responsible for connecting your mobile phone as a reader Then the user can input an amount and finally collect the payment using Tap to Pay Install the Stripe Terminal Android SDK ConfigurationIf you ve already cloned the Tap to Pay demo application you can skip this section If you have already integrated with the Stripe Terminal Android SDK before and would like to update it to also use Tap to Pay keep reading to understand the few changes you will need to make In your module s build gradle file replace the Stripe Terminal dependencies with the latest version and add the stripeterminal localmobile package implementation com stripe stripeterminal localmobile implementation com stripe stripeterminal core PermissionsThe Stripe Terminal Android SDK requires different permissions depending on the type of terminal device you re using For Tap to Pay Bluetooth and Location are required To do this make sure you re adding the following lines to the AndroidManifest file lt uses permission android name android permission BLUETOOTH gt lt uses permission android name android permission BLUETOOTH ADMIN gt lt uses permission android name android permission BLUETOOTH CONNECT gt lt uses permission android name android permission BLUETOOTH SCAN gt lt uses permission android name android permission ACCESS COARSE LOCATION gt lt uses permission android name android permission ACCESS FINE LOCATION gt And in your application logic check that the permission is granted before continuing If the user has granted Bluetooth permission you can start initializing a terminal instance Initializing a Terminal instanceOne of the first things you need to do is initialize a terminal instance with the following code Terminal initTerminal applicationContext LogLevel VERBOSE TokenProvider TerminalEventListener This will initialize a terminal for the given application context that you need to pass as the first parameter Then you can pass the level of logging verbosity an instance of the ConnectTokenProvider interface to use when a new token is needed and finally a listener to inform of events in the Terminal lifecycle If you have used the Stripe Terminal Android SDK before you should already have created the interface for the token provider and the listener If not feel free to check the TokenProvider and TerminalEventListener files in the demo application Loading locationsTo use Stripe Terminal you need to register one or more locations to manage readers and their activity by associating them with a physical location Even though food trucks can be located in various places there are regulations and parking permits needed to sell food in the street so CoolBeans will likely have a set list of locations where the business can operate You can create these locations via the Stripe Dashboard or using the API This way the activity of a reader associated with a location will be reflected in the dashboard and you will be able to collect data about how the different locations are performing in terms of sales In your Android app you can then list your locations passing a limit for the number of locations you would like to fetch and a callback If you re following along with the demo application this code can be found in the MainActivity kt file Terminal getInstance listLocations ListLocationsParameters Builder apply limit build locationCallback The callback will save the location objects in a mutable list private val mutableListState MutableStateFlow LocationListState private val locationCallback object LocationListCallback override fun onFailure e TerminalException e printStackTrace override fun onSuccess locations List lt Location gt hasMore Boolean mutableListState value mutableListState value let it copy locations it locations locations hasMore hasMore isLoading false Once you have fetched your locations you need to write the logic that will identify the reader you will use Discovering readersTo find available readers and select the one you want to use you need to call the discoverReaders method When implementing Tap to Pay the configuration object needs to have its discoveryMethod argument set to DiscoveryMethod LOCAL MOBILE so it considers the mobile phone running the application as a terminal device val config DiscoveryConfiguration timeout discoveryMethod DiscoveryMethod LOCAL MOBILE isSimulated false location mutableListState value locations id Call the discoverReaders method passing this configuration object as well as a DiscoveryListener instance that will provide the list of discovered readers Terminal getInstance discoverReaders config discoveryListener object DiscoveryListener override fun onUpdateDiscoveredReaders readers List lt Reader gt Filtering the list of readers discovered to only store the ones currently online readers filter it networkStatus Reader NetworkStatus OFFLINE For simplicity I m only using the first reader retrieved but this code would need to be updated if you wanted to show the list in the UI and let the user select a specific location var reader readers Handle the connection to the reader in a separate function connectToReader reader object Callback override fun onSuccess println Finished discovering readers override fun onFailure e TerminalException e printStackTrace Connecting a reader to a locationNow that we listed our locations and discovered the reader we want to use let s connect the location to the reader using the connectLocalMobileReader method in the connectToReader function created in the code sample above private fun connectToReader reader Reader Pass the location chosen to the LocalMobileConnectionConfiguration method val config ConnectionConfiguration LocalMobileConnectionConfiguration mutableListState value locations id Call the connectLocalMobileReader method passing the reader selected the config object and a callback function Terminal getInstance connectLocalMobileReader reader config object ReaderCallback override fun onFailure e TerminalException e printStackTrace override fun onSuccess reader Reader Optional Update the UI with the location name and terminal ID to indicate to the user that the reader is successfully connected runOnUiThread val manager FragmentManager supportFragmentManager val fragment Fragment manager findFragmentByTag ConnectReaderFragment TAG if reader id null amp amp mutableListState value locations displayName null fragment as ConnectReaderFragment updateReaderId mutableListState value locations displayName reader id Collecting paymentWhen the reader is successfully connected you should be ready to accept payments the same way as you would when using other Terminal devices You ll need a back end server with endpoints to create a connection token and handle the different events that happen when capturing and processing payments with Stripe If you don t already have one you can clone our Stripe Terminal backend example repo and follow the instructions in the README to set it up Creating a payment intentFirst you need to create a PaymentIntent To do this your Android application will need to make a POST request to your server implementing the Stripe API In the demo application the ApiClient singleton object handles the calls to the back end and provides a createPaymentIntent method you can call and pass payment details including the amount currency authorization details and a callback For simplicity the code sample below uses hardcoded values but you would need to adapt your application to your particular use case ApiClient createPaymentIntent amount “ toLong currency “usd extendedAuth false incrementalAuth false callback object retrofit Callback lt PaymentIntentCreationResponse gt override fun onResponse call Call lt PaymentIntentCreationResponse gt response Response lt PaymentIntentCreationResponse gt if response isSuccessful amp amp response body null Retrieve the payment intent once it is created successfully Terminal getInstance retrievePaymentIntent response body secret createPaymentIntentCallback else println Request not successful response body override fun onFailure call Call lt PaymentIntentCreationResponse gt t Throwable t printStackTrace When the payment intent is successfully created the code sample above calls the retrievePaymentIntent method with the secret present in the response body to retrieve the Payment Intent The code sample below shows how the callback function is then implemented private val createPaymentIntentCallback by lazy object PaymentIntentCallback override fun onSuccess paymentIntent PaymentIntent collectPaymentMethod paymentIntent override fun onFailure e TerminalException e printStackTrace Collecting a payment methodAfter the Payment Intent is created and retrieved we can pass it into the collectPaymentMethod method with a callback and the tipping configuration private fun collectPaymentMethod paymentIntent PaymentIntent Hardcoded for the purpose of this tutorial val skipTipping true val collectConfig CollectConfiguration Builder skipTipping skipTipping build Terminal getInstance collectPaymentMethod paymentIntent collectPaymentMethodCallback collectConfig private val collectPaymentMethodCallback by lazy object PaymentIntentCallback override fun onSuccess paymentIntent PaymentIntent processPayment paymentIntent override fun onFailure e TerminalException e printStackTrace When the payment method is successfully collected we can start processing the payment Processing and capturing the paymentTo process the payment you need to call the processPayment method passing the Payment Intent and a callback function that will capture the payment private fun processPayment paymentIntent PaymentIntent Terminal getInstance processPayment paymentIntent processPaymentCallback private val processPaymentCallback by lazy object PaymentIntentCallback override fun onSuccess paymentIntent PaymentIntent ApiClient capturePaymentIntent paymentIntent id Return to previous screen navigateTo PaymentDetails TAG PaymentDetails true override fun onFailure e TerminalException e printStackTrace At this point if all the previous steps were successful you should be able to run your application connect your mobile phone as a reader see the Tap to Pay screen after calling the collectPaymentMethod and tap a credit card behind your device to process the payment CoolBeans is now ready to accept payment on the go ConclusionIf you have used the Stripe Terminal Android SDK before you only need to make minimal code changes to update your application to implement the Tap to Pay feature If you want to get started quickly feel free to clone the repository of the demo application and customize it to adapt to your use case You can also check out our documentation and the Stripe Terminal Android SDK repository if you want to learn more We hope you ll share with us how you re planning to use Tap to Pay with Stripe You can also stay up to date with Stripe developer updates on the following platforms Follow StripeDev and our team on TwitterSubscribe to our YouTube channelJoin the official Discord serverSign up for the Dev Digest About the authorCharlie Gerard is a Developer Advocate at Stripe a published author and a creative technologist She loves researching and experimenting with technologies When she s not coding she enjoys spending time outdoors reading and setting herself random challenges |
2023-06-21 20:07:32 |
Apple |
AppleInsider - Frontpage News |
Second developer beta for macOS Sonoma is now available |
https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/21/apple-issues-second-developer-beta-for-macos-sonoma?utm_medium=rss
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Second developer beta for macOS Sonoma is now availableApple has handed out its second developer beta for macOS Sonoma which can be downloaded to Macs and tested out by users enrolled in the program Apple releases new betasDevelopers enrolled in the program can access the latest builds by either visiting the Apple Developer Center or updating their Macs with the beta software For public users beta versions will be made available through the Apple Beta Software Program shortly after the developer versions are released Read more |
2023-06-21 20:24:44 |
Apple |
AppleInsider - Frontpage News |
Apple releases second developer beta for iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 |
https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/21/apple-releases-second-developer-beta-for-ios-17-and-ipados-17?utm_medium=rss
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Apple releases second developer beta for iOS and iPadOS Apple has moved on to the second round of developer betas for its fall release of iOS and iPadOS New betas for iOS and iPadOSDevelopers who are part of the beta program can obtain the most recent builds by either accessing the Apple Developer Center or updating their devices that are already running the beta versions Members of the public can also access the developer beta using a free tier of the program however it is generally advised to wait for proper public versions to be offered via the Apple Beta Software Program Read more |
2023-06-21 20:22:48 |
Apple |
AppleInsider - Frontpage News |
Apple seeds second developer beta of tvOS 17 |
https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/21/apple-seeds-second-developer-beta-of-tvos-17?utm_medium=rss
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Apple seeds second developer beta of tvOS As part of the second round of developer betas for its milestone operating systems Apple has issued a new build of tvOS for testing Developers taking part in the beta can download the latest builds via the Apple Developer Center or by updating hardware already running the beta operating systems Public beta versions of milestone releases are usually provided a short while after the developer counterparts and the public can try them out via the Apple Beta Software Program when they become available This is the second beta release for tvOS following its introduction and the issuing of the first build on June The second build is number Jg taking over from the first Jq Read more |
2023-06-21 20:22:11 |
Apple |
AppleInsider - Frontpage News |
Apple shares second developer beta for watchOS 10 |
https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/21/apple-shares-second-developer-beta-for-watchos-10?utm_medium=rss
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Apple shares second developer beta for watchOS Apple has started to distribute the second beta of watchOS with developers provided a fresh build for the Apple Watch operating system Developers can download the new watchOS betaDevelopers who are part of the beta program can obtain the latest versions by accessing them through the Apple Developer Center or updating their devices with the beta software Typically public beta versions are made available shortly after the developer releases through the Apple Beta Software Program Read more |
2023-06-21 20:21:40 |
Apple |
AppleInsider - Frontpage News |
Apple Vision Pro developer software arriving a month before test hardware |
https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/21/apple-vision-pro-developer-software-arriving-a-month-before-test-kits?utm_medium=rss
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Apple Vision Pro developer software arriving a month before test hardwareDevelopers can start building apps for Apple Vision Pro on the visionOS platform today thanks to the now released software development kit Vision Pro at Apple ParkApple announced Apple Vision Pro and its operating system visionOS during WWDC The new platform combines AR and VR experiences to enable apps to run in D space Read more |
2023-06-21 20:17:51 |
海外TECH |
Engadget |
Cellular satellite test successfully beams 4G data from space to a regular phone |
https://www.engadget.com/cellular-satellite-test-successfully-beams-4g-data-from-space-to-a-regular-phone-200318927.html?src=rss
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Cellular satellite test successfully beams G data from space to a regular phoneEarlier this year AST SpaceMobile with the help of AT amp T managed to connect an off the shelf Samsung Galaxy S to a satellite in low Earth orbit to complete a two way voice call The announcement marked a major milestone for satellite based cellular communication Now the company says it s one step closer to bringing the technology to consumers On Wednesday AST shared it recently completed multiple tests in Hawaii where its engineers saw download speeds of Mbps from the company s BlueWalker satellite to unmodified phones on the ground “Successfully reaching double digit download speeds during satellite to smartphone testing takes us one step closer to ensuring people across the United States will be able to stay connected no matter their location said Chris Sambar AT amp T network head As a next step AST hopes to connect a phone to BW over a G signal A SpaceX Falcon carried the prototype satellite to low Earth orbit in September At square feet in size BW features the largest antenna of any commercial satellite to date and is easily one of the brightest objects in the night sky making it difficult for astronomers to carry out their research AT amp T is one of a few US carriers looking to use satellites to service underserved rural communities In Verizon partnered with Amazon to use the company s Project Kuiper satellite network for wireless access More recently T Mobile said it would work with SpaceX to test Starlink capable devices Like AT amp T the carrier has said existing phones should work with its satellite offering This article originally appeared on Engadget at |
2023-06-21 20:03:18 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Paris explosion: More than 30 injured after blast |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-65979245?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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quarter |
2023-06-21 20:22:13 |
ニュース |
BBC News - Home |
Missing Titanic sub search team expand search area as oxygen fears mount |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65980388?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA
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boats |
2023-06-21 20:30:14 |
ビジネス |
ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事 |
川崎汽船が大盤振る舞い?海運バブルで財務改善でも「株主還元重視」で将来性に不安 - 決算書で読み解く! ニュースの裏側 2023夏 |
https://diamond.jp/articles/-/324556
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大盤振る舞い |
2023-06-22 05:25:00 |
ビジネス |
ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事 |
マネックスの暗号資産ビジネスに暗雲、米規制当局が仮想通貨業者を敵視し「全面対決」 - Diamond Premium News |
https://diamond.jp/articles/-/324858
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日本の仮想通貨交換業も無縁ではいられず、コインチェックを傘下に持つマネックスグループの成長戦略も風前のともしびだ。 |
2023-06-22 05:20:00 |
ビジネス |
ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事 |
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