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Photo by Jean Chung / Getty Images TikTok isn’t just a place to offload your celebrity opinions‚ give strangers a complete home tour‚ or share a DIY hack. Each video — at least in TikTok’s view — is also a possible advertisement. As I was scrolling through my feed this week‚ a video from an account I don’t follow popped up discussing actor Hunter Schafer’s Grammys afterparty outfit. The account has a modest 43‚000 followers‚ and the video has less than 8‚000 views. It followed the typical outfit breakdown format: identifying the designer of Schafer’s dress‚ showing a few different angles‚ and adding close-up shots of her shoes. As the video was ending‚ a button popped up prompting me to view items in TikTok Shop related to the shoes. The blue and orange embellished heels... Continue reading…

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One of Apple Vision Pro's breakthrough features is the digital personas‚ which are used on FaceTime calls when you're wearing the spatial computer. While‚ in theory‚ it should almost feel like Apple is showing your face without Vision Pro‚ this is not how it works. With the spatial computer available since the beginning of February‚ social media users have been laughing at the terrible personas Apple is generating. Although Cupertino highlights that this function is currently in beta‚ it looks worse than it should. Unlike the 2017 Memoji fever with the iPhone X‚ Apple couldn't deliver the same quality or impressiveness as this other technology. Thankfully‚ with visionOS 1.1 beta‚ it seems Apple is improving Apple Vision Pro persona feature and asking its users to capture a new version. Apple even highlights a few tips and tricks to improve this process to ensure you have the best result. If you already have an Apple Vision Pro persona‚ go to Settings‚ Persona‚ and tap Edit Details or Recapture. After that‚ here's what you need to have in mind: Capturing won’t start until you’re holding your Apple Vision Pro at eye level. If you don’t start the capture within 15 minutes‚ it’s canceled. You can restart the capture after you put your Apple Vision Pro back on. Find a space with front-facing‚ even lighting so there aren’t shadows on your face. Avoid bright light sources overhead or in the background. Stand or sit in front of a simple‚ neutral background without too many details. Stay in the same location and position during the capture process. Relax your shoulders while holding Apple Vision Pro. Natural‚ genuine facial expressions produce the best results. Here's how Apple Vision Pro personas improved with the visionOS 1.1 beta While the visionOS 1.1 testing cycle just started‚ a Reddit user posted how his persona vastly improved after updating to this beta version. We imagine that the results will be even better when Apple releases visionOS 1.1 to all users. Here are the differences: Apple Vision Pro persona with visionOS 1.0 and visionOS 1.1 beta 1 Image source: krayc425/Reddit As you can see‚ the visionOS 1.1 beta version offers more details as you can see the user's expressions better. That said‚ it's still far from perfect. Fortunately‚ this is one of those features that Apple will keep improving for future software updates‚ so you shouldn't overthink. BGR will let you know once this operating system update is available to all Apple Vision Pro users. Don't Miss: visionOS: Features‚ beta‚ release date‚ Apple Vision Pro‚ more The post visionOS 1.1 improves the terrible Vision Pro personas everyone has been laughing at appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

Artificial intelligence fans‚ you'd better sit down for this because Google just gave its AI product a big rebrand‚ all centered around Gemini. After all‚ Google Gemini is Google's best answer to ChatGPT‚ so it's not a surprise to see Google want to forget all about Bard and Duet AI. These brands are going to be replaced by Google Gemini across the board‚ including on desktop and mobile devices. Google SGE is not going to be part of the Gemini rebrand‚ however. On that note‚ Google will have a Gemini app ready for Android‚ though the iPhone isn't getting one just yet. But Gemini will be available in iOS via the Google app‚ and you can of course use it in Safari. More importantly‚ Google is bringing its best Gemini experience to users who are ready to pay for premium features. And it's happening in the best way possible: a Gemini Advanced subscription will be bundled with Google One. That's certainly a better deal than ChatGPT Plus.  These seem like the kind of announcements Google would make at I/O. But Google clearly doesn't want to wait until May for this big Bard upgrade. Continue reading... The post Google Bard is now Gemini‚ and Gemini Advanced is bundled with Google One appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

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Google renamed its Bard chatbot Thursday after the new artificial intelligence that is powering it‚ called Gemini‚ and said consumers can pay for better reasoning capabilities as it vies with Microsoft to win subscriptions.