Apple is focused on releasing Apple Intelligence for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users next month. Even in beta, this AI platform is the company's hope for the future. In addition to the new beta versions of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, Cupertino is now rolling out beta 2 of watchOS 11.1, tvOS 18.1, and visionOS 2.1. At this moment, it's unclear what's new with watchOS 11.1, tvOS 18.1, and visionOS 2.1. However, Apple has some delayed features for these operating system updates (except watchOS 11) that might be added to the beta cycle in the near future. These are some of them: tvOS 18 has these features delayed, and tvOS 18.1 beta might add them: Robot vacuum cleaners are now compatible with the Home app, so they can participate in automation and scenes and can be activated by a user’s voice using Siri. Screen savers: Movies and TV screen savers are yet to be added; 21:9 support: When connecting your Apple TV to a projector, Apple will give you the option to watch content in this frame. Image source: Apple Inc. visionOS 2 also lacks one important feature, and visionOS 2.1 beta could add them: Mac Virtual Display: It will feature a higher resolution and larger size, creating an ultra-wide display equivalent to two 4K monitors side by side.  In addition, a rumor expects Apple to add Apple Intelligence to Apple Vision Pro in 2025. With that, Apple's spatial computer would be part of this AI platform with the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Cupertino could potentially be waiting for Apple Intelligence to launch and get its best features before expanding to another software. If Apple adds new features to watchOS 11.1, tvOS 18.1, and visionOS 2.1 in beta 2, we'll make sure to update this article with the latest features. With these system major updates just released to all users, we can't wait to see what else Apple has in store for them. While these updates will likely arrive next month, Apple also might be planning an October event. Below, you can learn everything we expect to see at it. Don't Miss: Here’s what Apple plans to launch at its big October event The post Apple releases beta 2 of watchOS 11.1, tvOS 18.1, and visionOS 2.1 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $189 AirPods Pro, $50 DASH air fryer, $4.50 iPhone chargers, $99 DEWALT drill bundle, more Today’s deals: $510 M1 MacBook Air, $54 11-piece cookware set, $40 Anker MagSafe battery pack, more Today’s deals: $449 Apple Watch Ultra, first deal on iPhone 16 Pro official Apple cases, $179 Roomba, more Best Apple deals for September 2024

The U.S. is sending a small number of additional troops to the Middle East as tensions rise between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah, the Pentagon said Monday, declining to specify the precise number or mission of the deployed forces.

Former CIA Director Leon Panetta on Sunday called last week's deadly pager explosion in Lebanon "a form of terrorism." "I don't think there's any question that it's a form of terrorism," Panetta said during an appearance on "CBS News Sunday Morning."

WAHINGTON, DC—In a jaw-dropping escalation of governmental ingenuity, the Department of Justice, under Attorney General Merrick Garland, has reportedly decided to match the $150,000 bounty offered by notorious CIA asset Ryan Routh for anyone who can “finish the job” and successfully assassinate former President Donald Trump. “It’s only fair,” said Garland in a press conference, as he delicately adjusted his glasses. “If a rogue operative like Routh can put up such a generous offer, then we at the DOJ can certainly meet him halfway in the spirit of justice, transparency, and bipartisan assassination attempts.” Garland continued, “We’ve seen how ineffective traditional methods have been. Poisoning his diet Coke? Missed him. Golf course snipers? Blown cover. Honestly, it’s getting embarrassing. So, when we heard about Routh’s initiative, we figured, why not make it a joint effort? This country is all about teamwork.” Ryan Routh, who made the most recent assassination attempt using an AK47 while Trump was playing golf, expressed his delight at the DOJ’s support. “This is the kind of bipartisanship we need more of in this country. It’s not often the DOJ gets behind you like this when you’re, you know, plotting a high-profile assassination. I’m just glad we’re finally working together on something.” In a memo obtained by whistleblowers, the DOJ outlined the rules for the bounty: anyone who manages to “neutralize” Trump will receive $150,000 in untraceable cash from both Routh and the DOJ — bringing the total reward to a cool $300,000, and a lifetime of IRS forgiveness. Critics have called the program “wildly illegal” and “morally bankrupt,” to which Garland simply responded, “That’s your opinion.” The DOJ’s bold move has not gone unnoticed. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about the ethical implications of government-sanctioned murder-for-hire, to which she replied, “We don’t comment on ongoing bounties.” When asked if she meant “investigations,” she shrugged and added, “Tomato, tomahto.” Trump, never one to back down from a fight, posted on Truth Social: “Here we go again! First, they try to impeach me, now they’re literally offering cash to finish me off! SAD! But also, kinda flattering. No one else gets this kind of attention. Biden should be worried!” Meanwhile, the FBI has launched a task force to investigate who has the best odds of completing the “job” as Garland began handing out brochures titled Operation Buy One, Get One Free: A Guide to Joint Assassinations. Routh has already begun looking for ways to “out-bid” Garland, announcing he might throw in a Netflix deal and a chance to co-host Saturday Night Live as additional incentives. “We’ve got to make this appealing to the younger crowd. They love true crime,” Routh explained. For now, the race to end Trump’s political career — and maybe more — is heating up, with Americans watching closely to see if the DOJ’s matching offer can finally seal the deal. The post BREAKING: Merrick Garland offers to match Ryan Routh’s $150,000 for who can ‘finish the job’ on Trump appeared first on Genesius Times.

CHICAGO, IL — A local sports fan was relieved to finally reach the end of a miserable baseball season and expressed gladness that the White Sox would finally be finished playing before coming to the sudden and unpleasant realization that Bears season had just begun.

Thirty years after playing Alfalfa Switzer in Little Rascals, Brandon ‘Bug’ Hall is getting slammed for making misogynistic remarks about his daughters after the birth of his first son, Mark Athanasius Chad Anthony Hall-Barnett. The 39-year-old announced the birth of his baby on X with the caption, “I have an heir! Mama and baby are both doing great. My bride’s fifth delivery, third all natural. Athanasius Contra Mundum,” but social media users were not having it. Brandon ‘Bug’ Hall finds himself in controversy for comments about his daughters I have an heir! Mark Athanasius Chad Anthony Hall-Barnett of the Holy Cross was born at 4am, weighing in at 9.5 lbs. Mama and baby are both doing great. My bride’s fifth delivery, third all natural Athanasius Contra Mundum pic.twitter.com/yr5mszz33p — Bug Hall (@Bug_Hall) September 17, 2024 Bug’s post went viral, not because he was celebrating his new baby, but for his discriminatory caption, which many slammed him for. A fan asked why his fifth child is considered his successor rather than his eldest daughter, and the child star responded by saying he meant “heir, not dishwasher.” His response was met with an angry rebuttal as X users called him out for his disgusting and toxic perception of women as domestic laborers. “What a weird thing to say,” someone exclaimed, while others asked what his heir in question would be inheriting. “This man has 4 daughters by the way. But good luck building an empire with your heir!” a second user quipped. Everett Life after ‘Little Rascals’ After playing Alfalfa in Little Rascals, for which he won a Young Artist Award for Best Performance by a Youth Ensemble in a Motion Picture, he went on to appear in more productions like The Stupids, soccer comedy The Big Green, Safety Patrol, and the likes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Justice, Providence, and 90210 as a young adult. 24 September 2016 – Culver City, California. Bug Hall. Step2 and Favored.By Present the 5th Annual Red Carpet Safety Event held at The Commissary at Sony Pictures Studios. Photo Credit: Birdie Thompson/AdMedia In 2013, Bug became Catholic and left Hollywood in 2020, the same year he was arrested for sniffing from air duster cans. The following year, Bug moved to a farm in the Midwest with his wife and kids after taking a vow of poverty. From the recent social media brawl, he noted that his kids do not go to school because he loves them. Next up: Fans Feel Nostalgic As John Stamos Shares Throwback Photo Featuring The Olsen Twins The post Former ‘Little Rascals’ Child Star Brandon ‘Bug’ Hall Under Fire For ‘Disgusting’ Comment About Daughters appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

The ‘90s was a decade known for popular and wholesome sitcoms and shows. Numerous shows were aired during that era, the likes of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Friends, Roseanne, among others. The massive success of these TV shows can be proved by the number of ‘90s shows being revived recently. Although some reboots have been more successful than others, this only proves that not all the shows in that era are destined for a comeback and this may just apply to Family Matters. Recently, on The Evolution of Jaleel White panel at the 90s Con 2024 in Daytona Beach, Florida, Jaleel White, who portrayed Steve Urkel in Family Matters, shared several reasons he believes Family Matters “belongs only in the ’90s. Jaleel White states reason why he thinks the show won’t work Evrett The 47-year-old actor admitted that the question of a Family Matters revival is one of the most challenging he’s faced in a long time. He explained that he has spent time observing why shows like Family Matters were successful in the ‘90s, and he believes that Family Matters lacks the tension, elements, and characteristics needed for a successful revival and viewer retention in the 21st century. He also revealed that he is hesitant to bring back the show unless he is sure that the show will not fail. ”I’m not going to try us out on the field for anything less than absolute victory,” he noted. White also believes a Family Matters revival wouldn’t work because of the loss of important cast members. He pointed to the passing of Michelle Thomas, who portrayed Myra Monkhouse in 1998, and Rosetta LeNoire, who played Estelle Winslow in 2002. Evrett The ‘Family Matters’ star reveals that Family Matters’ Damaged His Voice Family Matters, a spin-off of Perfect Strangers, was a comedy series that was loved by many. It was about the misadventures and escapades of the Winslow family, an African-American middle-class family living in Chicago. Jaleel White played the role of Steve Urkel, who was introduced half-way into the first season as a one-time character. But, Urkel literally stole the show and became the star and main character of the series. Urkel was known for his quirky personality, weird but unique fashion sense and a high-pitched voice which made his character one of the most popular characters of 1990s television. Everett White later revealed during ’90s Con 2024 that maintaining Urkel’s signature voice during his adolescence caused lasting damage. According to White, a doctor explained that consistently speaking in the same high, nasal pitch during puberty strained his voice, something that could have been avoided if his vocal pitch had fluctuated more. Family Matters premiered in September 1989 and ran for nine seasons, with the final episode airing in July 1998. Sadly, there probably won’t be a Family Matters revival in the near future, but if you’re feeling nostalgic, you can always stream the show on HBO Max. Next up: Former ‘Little Rascals’ Child Star Brandon ‘Bug’ Hall Under Fire For ‘Disgusting’ Comment About Daughters The post Why Jaleel White Says ‘Family Matters’ Revival Is Unlikely appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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