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The iPad Pro is expected to be the first tablet from Apple to feature an OLED display. Rumors so far say this will happen in early 2024. Besides that‚ we expect the high-end MacBook Pro models to follow this trend by 2026‚ with the 8th generation of this panel technology. Now‚ according to ET News (via MacRumors)‚ Apple wants to revamp almost all iPads and the entire MacBook lineup with OLED by 2027. As mentioned above‚ the publication also expects this transition to begin with the iPad Pro in 2024‚ with both 11-inch and 13-inch models featuring this technology. Then‚ by 2026‚ Apple will add OLED to the iPad Air and iPad mini. However‚ the display technology will differ‚ as these tablets will lack ProMotion and will only use a single-stack low-temperature polycrystalline silicon (LTPS) OLED. In contrast‚ the iPad Pro will use a two-stack tandem‚ glass-substrated-based hybrid OLED. Interestingly‚ the recently-rumored 12.9-inch iPad Air will only get an OLED display by 2027. It's unclear if this is when Apple will unveil it or if it's only a new generation of a product that could be released in 2024. Also‚ by 2027‚ Apple will significantly improve the light efficiency of the OLED panel on the iPad Pro‚ as it might use the color filter on encapsulation (CoE)‚ which could reduce power consumption by 20%. 14-Inch M3 Max MacBook Pro Display Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR Then‚ for the MacBook lineup‚ ET News says OLED will be added starting in 2025 with the 16-inch model‚ followed by the 13-inch‚ 14-inch‚ and 15-inch models in 2026 – which also includes MacBook Air units. At the moment‚ reports diverge when Apple will add this panel technology for the MacBook‚ as some believe Apple might delay this introduction to 2026. In addition‚ it would feel off if only the 16-inch model gets an OLED display‚ but the 14-inch iterations remain with miniLED. BGR will keep following Apple's upgrades to its iPad and MacBook lineups‚ and we'll report back once we hear more about them. Don't Miss: Huge Apple leak shows iPhone plans through 2027 The post Apple leak says almost all MacBook and iPad models will get OLED by 2027 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday deals of 2023: Early deals are live now Amazon Black Friday deals start now: Apple‚ Fire Sticks‚ TVs‚ laptops‚ PS5‚ home goods‚ more Sony’s incredible WH-1000XM5 headphones fall to $328 for Black Friday Black Friday deal: Get the BISSELL Little Green for $89 and see why everyone’s obsessed with it Trending Right Now: Netflix thriller Nowhere is now one of the streamer’s most-watched movies of all time A supernova devastated our ozone in 2022‚ new study reveals James Webb spots exoplanet with sand clouds and sulfur-filled skies

It's not just Walmart's Black Friday 2023 ad that's available online for you to pick and choose the deals you'll want to grab next week. Target also released its Black Friday 2023 ad and revealed the info you need to prepare for the retailer's shopping experience next week. You'll find below plenty of interesting deals on tech‚ including some of the year's most exciting purchases. For example‚ Target's Black Friday 2023 offer includes an Xbox X Diablo IV bundle that gamers might appreciate. There's also a way to save up to $1‚300 on the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max‚ as long as you qualify for the deal. Continue reading... The post Target Black Friday ad 2023: iPhone 15 Pro‚ Pixel 8‚ Xbox Series X‚ AirPods Pro 2‚ and other deals appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday deals of 2023: Early deals are live now Amazon Black Friday deals start now: Apple‚ Fire Sticks‚ TVs‚ laptops‚ PS5‚ home goods‚ more Sony’s incredible WH-1000XM5 headphones fall to $328 for Black Friday Black Friday deal: Get the BISSELL Little Green for $89 and see why everyone’s obsessed with it Trending Right Now: Netflix thriller Nowhere is now one of the streamer’s most-watched movies of all time A supernova devastated our ozone in 2022‚ new study reveals James Webb spots exoplanet with sand clouds and sulfur-filled skies

If you were hoping to get a look at Google’s ChatGPT rival this year‚ I’ve got some disappointing news. The upcoming release of Google Gemini‚ which was rumored to be released this month‚ is delayed. According to The Information‚ the ChatGPT rival created by Google Brain and Google DeepMind will now launch sometime in early 2024. Google has struggled to catch up to the hype surrounding ChatGPT and other language models like it. Despite having its hand in 90 percent of the tech industry’s various sectors‚ and even offering some great AI features on its new smartphones‚ Google’s ChatGPT rival has had a hard time keeping up with everything OpenAI is doing with GPT-4. Now‚ OpenAI's lead seems to be growing‚ especially since Google’s ChatGPT rival won’t even be available to developers until sometime next year. While Google has released Bard to the public‚ Bard is more like ChatGPT-lite. Gemini will be the company’s big hitter. OpenAI DevDay keynote: ChatGPT usage this year. Gemini could have a hard time catching up. Image source: YouTube And if current reports are correct‚ Google Gemini’s delay will see it released sometime in early 2024. But exactly how early is unclear. Early could mean January‚ or it could mean as far out as March or April. And with OpenAI constantly evolving ChatGPT‚ every month that Gemini isn’t out is a month that Google will have to make up somewhere else. Of course‚ Google isn’t the only one that will struggle to keep up with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. As the most hyped-up language model on the planet right now‚ ChatGPT is growing exponentially every day. OpenAI recently had to shut off ChatGPT Plus signups because it’s overwhelmed the servers‚ and the company just recently released tools that let you create your own version of ChatGPT. Additionally‚ OpenAI now allows users to upload entire 300-page books onto the chatbot‚ and it will even launch a GPT store at the end of November. That means this Google Gemini delay is going to lengthen the gap between Google and OpenAI even more. All that we can do now is wait and see if Google has the power to make up that lost distance‚ or if Gemini falls behind before it even launches. Don't Miss: Re-experience NASA’s historic Artemis I mission The post Google’s ChatGPT rival hits a massive delay appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday deals of 2023: Early deals are live now Amazon Black Friday deals start now: Apple‚ Fire Sticks‚ TVs‚ laptops‚ PS5‚ home goods‚ more Sony’s incredible WH-1000XM5 headphones fall to $328 for Black Friday Black Friday deal: Get the BISSELL Little Green for $89 and see why everyone’s obsessed with it Trending Right Now: Netflix thriller Nowhere is now one of the streamer’s most-watched movies of all time A supernova devastated our ozone in 2022‚ new study reveals James Webb spots exoplanet with sand clouds and sulfur-filled skies

Heat transferring from the surface to the deep ocean in the North Atlantic helped reduce climate swings during the last 1‚000 years‚ according to a newly published paper led by researchers from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and UCL.

A pair of radar experts at Swedish Defense Research working with a meteorologist from the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute has found evidence suggesting that the reason the Ukrainian military was able to spot and sink a distant Russian missile cruiser during the early part of the Ukraine war was due to a unique weather phenomenon.

Shifting water levels have driven a significant decline in navigation conditions in recent decades along the Mississippi River‚ a primary engine of commerce in the United States‚ research from the federal government and Princeton University shows.

Researchers at the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IPC PAS) have demonstrated that green tea–silver nanoparticles as a powerful tool against pathogens such as bacteria and yeast. Their work is published in Nanoscale Advances.