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海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Foldable iPhone chatter starts again with new Samsung display rumor	https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/03/13/foldable-iphone-chatter-starts-again-with-new-samsung-display-rumor?utm_source=rss	Samsung Display could soon begin producing screens for Apple s long rumored foldable iPhone with a new leak pointing to a manufacturing ramp beginning in mid Render of a folding iPhoneThe timeline posted on Weibo by Instant Digital matches earlier analyst estimates and fits Apple s usual production window for a fall iPhone launch A May panel ramp would align with Apple s typical iPhone production schedule Apple usually increases manufacturing during the summer ahead of its fall iPhone launch window Rumor Score 🤔Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2026-03-13 15:15:59
海外TECH	Engadget	ByteDance will reportedly buy NVIDIA's latest AI chips to use outside of China	https://www.engadget.com/ai/bytedance-will-reportedly-buy-nvidias-latest-ai-chips-to-use-outside-of-china-155553019.html?src=rss	TikTok s Chinese parent company ByteDance has figured out a way to access NVIDIA s latest AI chips despite export restrictions according to a report by The nbsp Wall Street Journal The company is working with a firm called Aolani Cloud and building out Blackwell computing systems in Malaysia This should give ByteDance access to around B chips That s NVIDIA s most powerful processor The hardware buildout will reportedly cost more than billion The company says it plans on using this new computing power for AI research and development outside of China The country has been unable to access the B chip as it was designed in California and as such subject to US export controls This has led some Chinese companies to do what ByteDance is doing with Aolani Cloud The Singapore based firm will buy up the components from NVIDIA and will operate exclusively in Malaysia giving ByteDance access in the process By design the export rules allow clouds to be built and operated outside controlled countries an NVIDIA spokesperson said They also said that all of the company s cloud partners go through review before being approved to receive its products A representative from Aolani Cloud told Reuters that the company adheres to all applicable export control regulations and that ByteDance will be just one of many customers It plans on providing cloud computing services to multiple companies across Asia and the globe However it s worth noting that Aolani currently operates with just million worth of hardware and ByteDance is planning to inject a whopping billion Nvidia still hasn t sold a single H to China nearly three months after getting the green light from the White House ーU S Commerce official says department hasn t approved any sales during a House hearing ーTom s Hardware tomshardware February The US did recently allow ByteDance to buy NVIDIA s H chips but they ve been slapped with a percent tariff Additionally the US government mandated that the export license would only be approved if NVIDIA accepted a Know Your Customer requirement which is an attempt to ensure that China s military can t access the chips NVIDIA has yet to agree to these terms This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-03-13 15:55:53
海外TECH	Engadget	How to clean and organize your Mac	https://www.engadget.com/computing/how-to-clean-your-mac-macbook-cleaning-supplies-digital-organization-153007592.html?src=rss	Inevitably the more you use something ーyour Mac included ーthe more dirty and cluttered it s likely to become At that point you can buy a new machine but the more economical move is to make what you have already work better To help your computer feel new or at least a little cleaner and less chaotic we put together this guide with techniques and useful apps that have helped us maintain a more organized computer I ve been using these tips since before I first published this guide in and they ve helped keep my MacBook Air looking and running almost like brand new How to clean your Mac s screen and body While there are many products out there from manufacturers claiming their one does it best my advice is to keep things simple It s also the one Apple recommends To start you will need some water in a spray bottle and a clean microfiber cloth You can use regular water from the tap but I ve found distilled water works best it s far less likely to leave residue behind on your Mac particularly on the display You can buy distilled water at a grocery store or make it yourself with some simple cookware Either way it s more affordable than dedicated cleaning solutions If you don t already own any microfiber towels Amazon sells affordable packs you can get for about One other product I would recommend is a Giottos Rocket Blower I can t say enough good things about this little tool It will save you from buying expensive and wasteful cans of compressed air As for the actual process of cleaning your Mac remember to start with a clean cloth that s part of the reason we recommend buying them in bulk You ll save yourself time and frustration this way Begin by turning off your computer and unplugging it If you bought a Rocket Blower use it now to remove any dust If not take a dry microfiber cloth and go over your computer Take special care around the keys particularly if you own an older Mac with a butterfly keyboard Next dampen one side of your cleaning cloth with water Never spray any liquid directly on your computer You ll have more control this way and you ll avoid getting any moisture into your Mac s internals I always clean the display first since the last thing I want to do is create more work for myself by transferring dirt from some other part of my computer to the screen The last step is to buff and polish your computer with the dry side of the cloth Be gentle here as you don t want to scratch the screen or any other part of That s it Your Mac should be looking clean again How to organize your hard drive Igor Bonifacic Engadget One of the trickiest parts of cleaning your Mac s hard drive is knowing where to start most of us have apps on our computers we don t even remember installing in the first place Thankfully macOS comes with a tool to help you with that exact issue Navigate to System Settings gt General gt Storage Here you ll find a tool that separates your storage into broad categories like quot Applications quot quot Documents quot quot Music quot quot Photos quot and so on Either double click on an item in the list or click the circled i icon to see the last time you used an app and how much space it s taking up You can delete the apps from the same window The applications section is particularly helpful since you can see the last time you used a program as well as if it s no longer supported by the operating system or if it s outdated thanks to a more recent release You don t need me to tell you to uninstall programs you don t use but what you might not know is that there s a better way to erase them than simply dragging them to the trash can A free program called AppCleaner will help you track down any files and folders that would get left behind if you were just to delete an application Igor Bonifacic Engadget After deleting any apps you don t need move to the Documents section The name is somewhat misleading here since you ll find more than just text files and Keynote spreadsheets In this case documents turns out to be the tool s catch all term for a variety of files including ones that take up a large amount of space You can also safely delete any DMGs disc image files with the extension dmg for which you ve installed the related app The other sections in the storage space are self explanatory The only other thing I ll mention is if you ve been using an iPhone for a while there s a good chance you ll have old iOS backups stored on your computer You can safely delete those too Tips and tricks for keeping a neat Desktop and Finder Igor Bonifacic Let s start with the menu bar It may not technically be part of the desktop but a tidy one can go a long way toward making everything else look less cluttered My recommendation here is to download an app called Bartender At first glance it s a simple program allowing you to hide unwanted menu bar items behind a three dots icon but the strength of Bartender is that you get a lot of customization options For example you can set a trigger that will automatically move the battery status icon out from hiding when your computer isn t connected to a power outlet While we re on the subject of the menu bar take a second to navigate to System Settings gt General gt Login Items amp Extensions and look at all the apps that launch when you boot up your system You can speed up your system by paring down this list to only the programs you use frequently When it comes to the desktop itself less is more Nothing will make your computer look like a cluttered mess more than a busy desktop Folders and stacks can help but for most people I suspect part of the problem is they use their desktop as a way to quickly and easily find files that are important to them If you ve ever struggled to find a specific file or folder on your computer try using your Mac s tagging capabilities instead Start by opening the Finder Settings menu Command and click the Tags tab You can use the default ones provided by macOS or make your own Drag the ones you think you ll use most often to the favorites areas at the bottom of the preferences window This will make it so that they re easily accessible when you want to use them To append a tag to a file or folder click on it while holding the ctrl key and select the one you want from the dropdown menu You can also tag a file while working on it within an app Keep in mind you can apply multiple tags to a single file or folder and you can even apply them to applications Igor Bonifacic Engadget What makes tags so useful in macOS is that they can appear in the sidebar of the Finder window and are easily searchable either directly with Finder or using Siri As long as you have a system for organizing your files even a simple one you ll find it easier to keep track of them As one example I like to apply an Engadget tag to any files related to my work I ll add an Important tag if it s something that s critical and I want to find quickly One tool that can help supercharge your Finder experience is Alfred It s effectively a more powerful version of Apple s Spotlight feature Among other things you can use Alfred to find and launch apps quickly There s a bit of a learning curve but once you get a hang of it Alfred will change how you use your Mac for the better How to organize your windows and tabs Igor Bonifacic Engadget If you ve used both macOS and Windows you ll know that Apple s operating system doesn t come with the best window management tools You can click and hold on the green full screen button to tile a window to either the left or right side of your screen but that s about it and the feature has always felt less precise than its Windows counterpart My suggestion is to download an app that replicates Windows s snapping feature You have several competing options that more or less offer the same functionality My go to is a program called Magnet If you want a free alternative check out Rectangle Another option is BetterSnapTool which offers more functionality than Magnet but doesn t have as clean of an interface All three apps give you far more ways to configure your windows than what you get through the built in tool in macOS They also come with shortcut support which means you can quickly set up your windows and get to work Check out more from our spring cleaning guide This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-03-13 15:01:25
科学	NYT > Science	E.P.A. Moves to Weaken Limits on Ethylene Oxide	https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/13/climate/epa-ethylene-oxide-cancer.html	The gas ethylene oxide plays a crucial role in sterilizing medical devices But long term exposure is linked to several types of cancer and other ailments	2026-03-13 15:32:11
科学	NYT > Science	Trump Administration Readies Plans to Dismantle NCAR Research Lab	https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/13/climate/ncar-breakup-plan-nasa-noaa.html	Proposals include transferring a supercomputer to the University of Wyoming and shifting a space weather lab to a private company	2026-03-13 15:06:28