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After releasing iOS 18.2 to all users, Apple is already preparing its upcoming software update with iOS 18.3 beta 1. At this moment, it's unclear what's new with this version. However, the company is probably focusing on expanding Apple Intelligence features, even though you shouldn’t download it. From a recent press release shared by Apple, we can assume at least a few features that could be available with iOS 18.3 beta 1: Image Playground upgrade: Apple says that in a future software update, users will be able to create images in Image Playground in a Sketch style, "an academic and highly detailed style that uses a vibrant color palette combined with technical lines to produce realistic drawings." Improved Siri: While I don't expect on-screen awareness with iOS 18.3, it's possible that it might get the first steps to draw on a user's personal context to deliver intelligence that's tailored to them, such as finding a podcast someone sent you, or tickets for a concert you recently bought. With iOS 18.2, Apple expanded its Apple Intelligence features, bringing the following changes: Image Playground: Users can create playful images in seconds, choosing from Animation or Illustration. This app is built right into apps like Messages and is also available in a dedicated app; having trouble with the waitlist? Check this; Genmoji: Create custom emojis by combining two or more figures; users can type a prompt like “monkey with pink hat” to make an entirely new emoji; here’s how to use it; Image Wand: Rough sketches can be turned into delightful images, and users can even select empty space to create an image using context from the surrounding area in the Notes app; ChatGPT integration: When you feel Apple Intelligence isn’t enough, you can allow ChatGPT to access Writing Tools and other features for a better response; if you are tired of Apple Intelligence asking to confirm every prompt, do this; Visual Intelligence: Visual Intelligence with Camera Control helps you instantly learn about places or interact with information simply by pointing your iPhone at the object, with the option to tap into Google Search or ChatGPT Create Images expansion: Another Apple Intelligence feature available with iOS 18.2 is the ability to create an image when you highlight text in the Notes app. We'll let you know once we learn more about iOS 18.3 beta and what else Apple is planning to release by early next year. Don't Miss: iOS 18: Features, release date, beta, download, Apple Intelligence The post iOS 18.3 beta 1 now available as we wait for new Apple Intelligence features appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $719 Black Apple Watch Ultra 2, Bissell Little Green, heated jackets, self-bagging trash can, more Best Apple Watch deals for December 2024 Today’s deals: $20 Waterproof Bluetooth speaker, $999 M3 MacBook Air, Duracell batteries, Cosori air fryer, more Today’s deals: Free Blink cameras, huge Sonos sale, $374 PS5 Slim, 20% off LG OLED smart TVs, more

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who is facing federal corruption charges, saw his reelection campaign be denied matching campaign funds Monday.The decision by the New York City Campaign Finance Board is a setback for his attempt to win a second term next year.

In a move that has left political commentators, diplomats, and the entire nation of Faghanistan (which, for the record, does not exist) utterly baffled, President Donald Trump has announced the appointment of gun control activist David Hogg as the new U.S. Ambassador to the fictional country of Faghanistan. A New Frontier in Diplomacy: Trump, in a tweet that reads like a late-night Twitter binge, stated, “Just appointed David Hogg as Ambassador to Faghanistan. He’s got the energy, the passion, and he’ll fight for our interests like no one else! #MAGA #GunControlNow!” Hogg, best known for his advocacy following the Parkland shooting, was reportedly seen looking at a globe, trying to locate Faghanistan, only to give up after several minutes, muttering, “I guess it’s on the other side.” Faghanistan: The Land That Doesn’t Exist: For those not in the know, Faghanistan is a mythical land, often confused with Afghanistan but with far less geopolitical significance since it’s purely a figment of someone’s creative imagination or a typo gone viral. Critics argue that this appointment is Trump’s latest attempt at trolling or perhaps an elaborate prank show pilot. Hogg’s Reaction: Upon learning of his new role, Hogg expressed a mix of confusion and enthusiasm. “I’m ready to tackle this challenge head-on, just like I’ve been tackling gun control. Wait, where is Faghanistan again?” he said during an impromptu press conference, holding an atlas upside down. The Diplomatic Corps’ Response: Career diplomats are reportedly in a state of shock or perhaps just laughing too hard to comment officially. One anonymous source from the State Department quipped, “At least we won’t have to worry about embassy security in Faghanistan; there’s no embassy to secure.” Faghanistan’s Official Response: The government of Faghanistan, or more accurately, the lack thereof, has yet to comment since, well, they don’t exist. However, in a parallel universe where Faghanistan does exist, they might be drafting a letter of thanks for the much-needed attention. Political Ramifications: This appointment has opened up a whole new dimension of political discourse. Republicans are divided between those who think it’s a brilliant strategy to keep Hogg busy and out of domestic politics, and those who are just confused. Democrats, on the other hand, are torn between supporting one of their own and questioning the very concept of diplomatic appointments to non-existent countries. A New Era of Peace? Trump’s vision, according to sources close to the administration, is that by appointing Hogg, he’s sending a signal of peace through humor, or possibly just showcasing his administration’s unique approach to foreign policy. “If we can make the world laugh, maybe we can all get along,” said an unnamed White House aide, trying to keep a straight face. Conclusion: As David Hogg prepares to embark on this unprecedented diplomatic mission, one can only wonder what sort of international relations will blossom from this fantastical appointment. Will Faghanistan become a beacon of peace, or will this be remembered as one of the most peculiar footnotes in American diplomatic history? Only time will tell, but for now, get ready for the first ever “Ambassador to Nowhere.” The post BREAKING: Trump appoints David Hogg as US Ambassador to Faghanistan appeared first on Genesius Times.

In an event that has shaken the core beliefs of many Americans, the country woke up to the shocking news that the latest mass shooter wasn’t the desired demographic: a straight white male. Instead, the perpetrator turned out to be someone who doesn’t fit the typical profile used by media outlets, activists, and social commentators when discussing gun violence in America. The news caused widespread disbelief, with headlines screaming “Mass Shooter Breaks Stereotype!” and “Gun Violence Narrative Upended!” Across the nation, people were seen dropping their coffee mugs, spilling their morning cereal, and staring blankly at their screens. The shooter, identified as someone from an entirely different group, has caused a scramble among pundits to recalibrate their talking points. News channels, caught off guard, had to hastily edit their pre-prepared segments. One anchor was heard muttering off-air, “How do we spin this? We’ve got three hours of content on white supremacy ready to go!” Meanwhile, social media erupted with hashtags like #NotWhatWeExpected and #NarrativeFail, as people debated whether this meant they could now discuss mental health or video game violence without being accused of deflecting from “the real issue.” Politicians on both sides of the aisle were seen in a state of confusion. Democrats, who had been ready to launch into speeches about white male toxicity and gun control, were left fumbling for new scripts. Republicans, who were preparing defenses about Second Amendment rights, suddenly found themselves nodding in agreement at the idea of looking into broader societal issues. Gun control activists, who had their signs and chants all lined up, were seen in emergency meetings, trying to decide if they could still use their “White Men With Guns” slogans. “It’s not that we want to limit our focus to one group,” one activist explained, “but our entire strategy was based on this demographic. Now what?” The public’s reaction was a mix of relief and confusion. “I was ready to blame my cousin Bob for this one,” said one citizen, “but now I don’t know who to blame.” Schools across the country announced a day for “Understanding Mass Shooters Beyond Stereotypes,” while therapists reported an uptick in sessions dealing with cognitive dissonance. In a surprising turn, this event has inadvertently led to some positive outcomes. Gun violence discussions have broadened to include mental health, community support, and the need for comprehensive background checks for all individuals, regardless of demographic. “Maybe this is what we needed to shake things up,” mused one policy maker, “to stop seeing shooters in black and white, or rather, just white.” As America tries to digest this new reality, one thing is clear: the narrative on gun violence has been thrown into disarray, forcing everyone to look at the issue with fresh, albeit bewildered, eyes. The nation now waits, with bated breath, to see if this anomaly will lead to a more nuanced understanding of gun violence or if everyone will just wait for the next incident to revert back to familiar patterns. The post BREAKING: Nation horrified to learn that mass shooter wasn’t a straight white male appeared first on Genesius Times.