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iPad Pro M5: a second camera to end your ordeal

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Apple is revisiting a design choice made for the 2024 iPad Pro. The iPad Pro with M4 chip  was expected to hit the market in spring 2024. The device supports Apple Intelligence well thanks to its super-powerful chip. "   The powerful GPU with hardware-accelerated ray tracing delivers game-changing graphics. And the M4's Neural Engine makes iPad Pro a true AI champion,   " Apple rejoices. The iPad Pro M4 also features a completely new design compared to its predecessor. It's much thinner and features an OLED display. Additionally, the front-facing camera and Face ID are positioned on the right edge of the screen. Face ID setup must be done in landscape mode. The problem is that easy recognition suffered from  some glitches in portrait mode  .  The iPad Pro M5  could correct this problem. Apple will listen to criticism and put two cameras on the iPad Pro M5 Once again, we must rely on Mark Gurman's information to learn more about a future Apple...

AirPods Pro 2: France still blocks the hearing aid function

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  Hearing health features are coming to several countries, but not to France. Apple launched its  AirPods 4 with and without active noise cancellation  late last year. The AirPods Pro 3, highly anticipated by demanding consumers, never showed up. The Apple brand preferred to update its  AirPods Pro 2  , now capable of transforming into a hearing aid. The problem is that the hearing health features  are still not available in France.  Unfortunately, the update released by Apple on July 15th doesn't change anything. AirPods Pro 2 hearing health features are coming to several new countries, but not France Tim Cook himself announced on his X account that the AirPods Pro 2's hearing health test and hearing health features are now available in several new countries, including Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Serbia. As you may have guessed,  France is not among the affected territories. On its official website, Apple points out that "  th...

Baroness bruck twitter

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  The Twitter (now X) account of Baroness Bruck (@BaronessBruck) has garnered significant attention for its commentary on royal family dynamics, particularly focusing on the British Royal Family and the controversies surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The account, which describes its user as a "romantic Historian" with an interest in "Old World relic, elegance nostalgic," has been active for years, amassing a following for its outspoken and often polarizing posts. However, its trajectory and tone have sparked widespread discussion, with many users noting a dramatic shift in its stance over time. Early Content and Reputation Initially, Baroness Bruck’s account was known for its pro-royal family perspective, particularly supportive of Prince William and Catherine, the Prince and Princess of Wales. The account frequently posted threads compiling news articles and commentary, often critical of Harry and Meghan, including allegations of media manipulation and co...

“It’s breathtaking”: “Shot on iPhone” videos win award at Cannes

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  A marketing success for the Cupertino company. Since 2015, Apple has been promoting the capabilities of its smartphone camera with the "Shot on iPhone" campaign. The campaign, created by the TBWA Media Arts Lab agency, was just awarded the Grand Prix for Creative Effectiveness this week at the 2025 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in Cannes, France. After ten years of existence, this campaign is still as attractive as ever. Quoted by  MacRumors  , Andrea Diquez, CEO of the advertising agency GUT, emphasizes in this regard:  "Shot on iPhone" received the Grand Prix for its revolutionary ability to democratize creativity, transforming everyday moments into works of art. The campaign stood out as a masterclass in leveraging user-generated content to build a long-term platform with stunning execution." A showcase for the iPhone As a reminder, since the launch of this "Shot on iPhone" campaign, Apple has made a major impact on the percep...

Centre Plans Customised Incentive Scheme for Toy Industry, Moves Away from PLI Model

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 In a strategic policy shift, the Indian government is preparing to roll out a customised incentive scheme for the domestic toy industry, moving away from the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) model that had long been anticipated for the sector. According to a senior official, the proposed scheme is expected to mirror the structure of the recently introduced Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), which offers differentiated incentives based on turnover, capital expenditure (capex), or a combination of both. "We are bringing in a sector-specific scheme for toys. It won't be under the PLI framework, but the objective is similar to what the government achieved with smartphones. The concerned ministry is finalising the details," the official said on May 19. The PLI scheme, launched to boost manufacturing across multiple sectors, offers financial rewards tied to measurable outcomes like increased production and sales. While successful in areas such as smartphone ...

Product-Bank’s Ultimate Guide to Finding the Cheapest Flights

  Traveling is exciting, but flight prices can quickly turn your trip into a costly affair. Thankfully,   Product-Bank   is here to help you find the cheapest flights with minimal effort. Whether you're booking domestic or international flights, using Product-Bank’s advanced features will maximize your chances of scoring budget-friendly tickets. One of the most effective ways to find cheap flights is by searching across multiple airlines simultaneously. Product-Bank’s search engine aggregates flights from a wide range of airlines and online travel agencies, so you don’t have to visit several websites. This comprehensive approach saves you time and ensures you see the best prices available. Product-Bank also suggests booking flights during “shoulder seasons,” the periods just before or after peak travel times. During these times, airlines often reduce prices to fill seats, offering travelers cheaper options. Product-Bank’s calendar view helps you identify these dates, mak...

Why Reforming the U.S. Pharma Industry May Prove Difficult for Trump

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 Former President Donald Trump has revived his pledge to lower prescription drug prices if re-elected. However, systemic barriers—including entrenched pharmaceutical lobbying, complex regulatory pathways, and economic reliance on pharma innovation—make substantial reform challenging. Even previously proposed measures faced legal pushback and political gridlock. While populist rhetoric on drug pricing appeals to voters, actual structural reform is likely to be slow and contentious. If you can provide the article text, I can rewrite the entire piece for you.