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Thousands of iPhone users are opening their emails and mailboxes to find payments from Apple's $95 million Siri privacy settlement. The payments, around $8 per device, close a chapter on accidental voice recordings that sparked privacy concerns back in 2019.
Apple's watchOS 27 brings menopause support to millions of women who've long felt overlooked by health tech. The update also makes Siri smarter and introduces new accessibility features arriving this fall.
When Roman found his mother unconscious on the floor, the preschooler didn't panic. He unlocked her iPhone with her thumb, asked Siri to call 999, and calmly helped paramedics arrive in time to save her life.
Jose Siri robbed his former team of a grand slam with a spectacular catch over the wall, saving both runs for the Angels and a buffet of chicken tenders beyond the left field fence. The play turned a potential seven-run deficit into a manageable game, proving defense can be just as delicious as offense.
Researchers discovered that people naturally mumble a bit when expressing positive emotions, a finding that could make digital assistants like Siri sound less robotic. The breakthrough could help AI finally escape its cold, unfeeling reputation.
Professional triathlete Siri Lindley was given just a 5% chance of surviving acute myeloid leukemia six years ago. Today, she's in remission and channeling her second chance at life into rescuing horses and helping others celebrate every precious moment.
Professional triathlete Siri Lindley beat acute myeloid leukemia against 5% survival odds and now hosts an annual 5K that celebrates life while funding her Santa Ynez horse rescue. The Celebrate Life Run on Feb. 21 invites participants to honor their own lives, loved ones, or those fighting illness.
iPhone owners are getting money back after Apple settled a lawsuit about delayed AI features. If you bought an iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 16, you could receive between $25 and $95.
Four underdog players at the bottom of the Angels lineup just pulled off one of the most impressive batting performances in over a century. Their combined 13-for-15 performance rewrote the record books and powered their team to a dominant victory.
A computer scientist at Purdue University is teaching robots to communicate like humans do, complete with nods, encouraging words, and the ability to read the room. Her work is already helping cancer patients, children, and students stay focused and feel supported.
Your phone just got a lot smarter. Google's newest update lets its Gemini AI assistant handle real tasks like ordering groceries and booking rides while you do other things.
Google and Apple's AI advances are sparking a voice technology boom in South Korea. Local tech giants are investing heavily in Korean-language assistants that understand the language's unique complexity.
Community volunteers spent their Saturday transforming former hayfields into a thriving forest at Deception Pass State Park. The project is restoring 19.5 acres while protecting the local lake from toxic algae.
Apple just gave millions of iPhone 11 owners a gift: their seven-year-old phones can run the latest iOS 27 software. It's a rare win for older devices in a world of planned obsolescence.
A teacher who started a kindness project in 2018 to honor her late sister just expanded it to a second school thanks to viewer donations. Students get $20 to help others, and the results are changing lives. #
Beatles legend Ringo Starr is dropping his second Nashville album in a year, proving that creativity has no age limit. The 85-year-old drummer teamed up with rising country stars for "Long Long Road," available April 24.
A Gen Z creator's innocent question about pre-GPS navigation sparked a heartwarming trip down memory lane. The answers reveal just how much technology has transformed our daily lives.
Apple's new iOS 27 update breathes new life into iPhones as old as 2019, delivering speed boosts up to 80 percent faster. The tech giant proves that older devices don't have to become obsolete.
A new device lets seniors call for emergency help in their native language without touching a phone. The coaster-sized EVA responds to cries for help in English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil, Cantonese, and Hokkien.
Google just handed ownership of a massive African language dataset to African universities and researchers, not keeping it for itself. The move could help millions finally speak to AI in their own languages.
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