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If Ryan Gosling wins an Oscar‚ he will have to give it back‚ or promise to melt down the statue.

Sung Jin-Woo has finally started his journey to becoming the strongest Hunter in Solo Leveling. Thanks to the RPG-like "System‚" Jin-Woo has been growing in strength by undertaking daily Quests. Now‚ everyone is eager to witness him taking on more powerful beasts in Episode 4.

Biden Gets Confused‚ Dems Ignore Him‚ Then He Wears a Hard Hat and It Goes All Kinds of Wrong

Just as I had suspected‚ Apple rolled out iOS 17.4 beta 1 with support for iPhone sideloading and all the other Digital Markets Act (DMA) requirements it has to implement by March 7th. I went and installed iOS 17.4 beta 1‚ looking for signs of iPhone sideloading support in iOS‚ but I didn't find any. Apple will probably enable information screens as we get closer to that deadline and as developers actually start making apps available for sideloading. I might not be a fan of sideloading‚ but I'll be able to see how everything works since I live in the EU. International iPhone owners who actually want to sideload apps and all that entails will not be able to do it even if the features were enabled in iOS 17.4 beta 1.  Apple made it clear from the announcement that the features will be restricted to Europe due to the DMA legislation. This implied that Apple would enforce the measure by placing restrictions on international iPhone users.  It's not just about location. When the Vision Pro preorders started‚ I realized that Apple might use the Apple ID location to prevent access to sideloading. Discoveries in iOS 17.4 beta 1 code suggest that's exactly what will happen.  Continue reading... The post How Apple will stop iPhone sideloading outside of Europe appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: 15 Netflix series with perfect 100% scores on Rotten Tomatoes

The new OLED iPad Pro is expected to be announced by Apple this spring. While we have heard so many things about this product already‚ it's nicer when some features are confirmed through Apple via upcoming software updates. This time‚ 9to5Mac's Filipe Espósito discovered iOS 17.4 hints at a new iPad with a landscape Face ID camera. While BGR has already corroborated that Apple would be expanding the iPad 10 look to more tablets‚ Espósito could confirm this possible change through new strings added in the first beta of iOS 17.4. According to him‚ iOS 17.4 beta files suggest that Apple is working on an iPad with a TrueDepth camera (an iPad Pro) placed at the top when it is in landscape orientation. Since previous iPad Pros had the front-face camera at the top when the tablet was in portrait mode‚ this suggests the new iPad will offer this helpful tweak. With this change‚ it would be easier to participate in video call conferences‚ as iPad users usually have their tablets in landscape orientation most of the time. In addition‚ the iOS setup process has been rewritten‚ according to the journalist. “Face ID needs to be in landscape to learn how to recognize you‚” says a new system string. “During Face ID setup‚ iPad needs to be in landscape with the camera at the top of the screen. Once setup is complete‚ Face ID works in portrait and landscape‚” another message reads. Image source: Apple If this iPad Pro leak isn't enough‚ Filipe Espósito has another interesting tidbit about the upcoming Apple Pencil 3. According to his findings‚ Apple is working on enabling the Find My feature for this accessory. Although it's unclear at this moment if this Pencil will work like a MagSafe Wallet or AirTag‚ at least iPadOS will always remind you when you attach the Pencil from your iPad. These two iPad Pro leaks excite me even more about this product‚ as other rumors say it will get the M3 chip‚ a new OLED display‚ and brand-new accessories‚ including a Magic Keyboard that will make the iPad Pro look more like a Mac. If these new accessories also avoid draining too much battery from this iPad‚ it seems the last thing Apple will need to improve will be iPadOS 18‚ as the hardware will be everything anyone could ever want. Don't Miss: iPad Pro 2024: Release date‚ price‚ specs‚ &; everything we know The post New iPad Pro leaks detail everything I was expecting for my next iPad appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: 15 Netflix series with perfect 100% scores on Rotten Tomatoes

The former Pentagon department chief charged with investigating mysterious aerial phenomena has revealed that many of the weird incidents reported in the sky are likely due to encounters with advanced tech - and not objects from another world.

A leadership vacuum has hollowed out the U.S. military and left it with a "weak" force‚ according to a damning new report from The Heritage Foundation.