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To enhance the iPhone experience for elderly users, Apple should prioritize addressing common issues faced due to dexterity challenges. A simple solution would be to introduce a setting that locks the arrangement of app icons on the home screen, preventing accidental rearrangement. Android phones already offer this feature, making it a logical addition to the iPhone’s accessibility options. Additionally, Apple could provide a feature allowing users to revert to previous home-screen layouts in case they unintentionally move an icon. This would offer a quick and easy way for elderly users to restore their familiar setup without frustration. While the App…

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By teaming up with Microsoft, Varonis aims to enhance the security framework around Microsoft Copilot implementation in Microsoft 365. Microsoft Copilot relies on existing Microsoft 365 permissions to formulate AI responses. Varonis’ Data Security Platform, integrating seamlessly with Microsoft 365, offers additional layers of data security management. It enables organizations to efficiently classify data on a large scale, implement Microsoft Purview Information Protection for data loss prevention, monitor sensitive data activities, and deploy various optimization strategies. This partnership provides a comprehensive approach to fortifying data security in the Microsoft 365 environment. “Varonis’s integration gives customers the added security and compliance controls…

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In the early 1990s, as a part of the Advanced Local Loop group in a major telecoms research lab, my focus was on the “last mile” problem—delivering services to homes. Particularly, I delved into the potential outcomes when the transition from analog to digital services in the network was complete. Immersing myself in the lab’s library, I contemplated the future of computing in a scenario of universal bandwidth. A captivating concept that caught my attention was ubiquitous computing, envisioning a world where computers seamlessly fade into the background, and software agents act as our intermediaries, engaging with network services on…

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As Java Development Kit 23 gears up for its release in September, one of its initial features is set to enhance pattern matching. Building on the progress of JDK 22, scheduled for March, which introduces previews of structured concurrency and string templates, JDK 23 aims to introduce a preview of primitive types in patterns, specifically in the contexts of instanceof and switch. This enhancement proposal reflects a commitment to refining pattern matching by enabling the use of primitive type patterns across all pattern contexts. The proposal for JDK 23 outlines several goals, including the promotion of uniform data exploration by…

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In the intricate landscape of computer systems, where shared resources drive myriad tasks, the question of how tightly or loosely bits of code should be coupled has perennially challenged programmers. A compelling answer to this quandary is found in the realm of microservices architecture, a paradigm comprising discrete chunks of functionality that seamlessly interact with one another, collectively giving rise to a more expansive system. In essence, each of these discrete units represents a microservice. While the concept of connected components is not novel, the surge in popularity of microservices is notably pronounced, particularly as a foundational framework for cloud-based…

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In recent weeks, the U.K. has been captivated by the unfolding Post Office Horizon scandal, drawing global attention to the peculiar incident sparked by a tech glitch. As curiosity grows worldwide, a concise overview of this ongoing saga is essential. The Post Office Horizon scandal emerged between 1999 and 2015 when glitches in the accounting software used by the U.K. Post Office led to the appearance of substantial sums of money going missing from over 700 post offices. Post Office Limited, the private company overseeing the state-owned service, initiated legal action against sub-postmasters and mistresses, individuals responsible for managing Post…

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Hinge users contemplating retiring their profiles might want to explore one last trick for a renewed dating experience: the app’s “fresh start” feature. While the dating world on apps like Hinge can sometimes feel lackluster, the fresh start option is an underutilized tool that can breathe new life into your matches. Similar to other dating platforms, Hinge employs an algorithm to present profiles based on specified demographics. However, the dating pool can appear stagnant, especially for active users or those who’ve been on the app for an extended period. The fresh start option addresses this by allowing users to reset…

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This month, Daily Harvest, a popular meal delivery service, has joined the Ozempic movement by introducing a specialized meal collection catering to individuals on GLP-1 medication like Ozempic or Wegovy. As part of their January Jumpstart program, designed to last for five days, the curated selection aims to align with the dietary needs and goals of customers on GLP-1 medications. In addition to this initiative, Daily Harvest has expanded its market appeal by partnering with diet company Noom, allowing customers to use flexible spending account funds for their offerings. Daily Harvest President Ricky Silver highlighted the noteworthy connection between the…

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When Aaliyah Iglesias found herself caught vaping at a Texas high school, she faced severe consequences that jeopardized her entire high school experience, including her role as student council president and debate team captain, along with potential criminal charges and risks to her college scholarships. Unbeknownst to many students, schools nationwide have invested millions in surveillance technology to combat the rise of electronic cigarettes, often without informing the students. Investments in monitoring technology, costing over $1,000 per sensor, have been fueled by federal COVID-19 emergency relief funds intended for pandemic support and academic recovery. Some marketing materials even claim that…

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Apple’s Vision Pro is set to hit the market on February 2 amid cautious sales projections, but Apple is taking a long-term approach to gauge success. Instead of relying solely on revenue figures, Apple is focusing on the developer community to determine the initial triumph of the headset. The success hinges on whether developers find the device impressive enough to create apps for it, a crucial factor given the Vision Pro’s hefty $3,500 price tag. While initial sales expectations have been scaled back, Apple can afford to be patient with the Vision Pro’s profitability, emphasizing quality over quantity. Designed to…

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