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The macOS 27 public beta is worth it just for the Liquid Glass tweaks

The macOS 27 Golden Gate public beta is here, and anyone with an M-series Mac now has easier access to test-drive Apple’s latest changes — including a more subdued Liquid Glass aesthetic. That’s reason enough to be at least a little excited for macOS 27 (particularly if you’re on Tahoe and disliking all the transparency). But there are other things that make trying out this beta a little more appealing than usual.

There was a rumor earlier this year that this new macOS would focus on performance optimizations, bug fixes, and a bunch of small quality-of-life improvements, rather than being a major overhaul. And aside from dialing down Liquid Glass, that is what Golden Gate feels like. Apple even leaned into this during its WWDC keynote with a wall of text listing such boring but practical tweaks as “Optimized CPU scheduler” and “Support for Mac mirroring in 5K resolution.”

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Please Let This Hot Pink Pixel 11 Leak Be Real

Bring on the magenta and peach. We are expecting to hear news about the new generation of Google's Pixel smartphone lineup when the company hosts its next showcase event in August. But in the meantime, a possible leak has gotten us colorfully-inclined buyers pretty excited. 9to5Google, by way

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Sam Neill Inspired a Generation of Scientists

Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor who died at age 78 in Sydney, Australia on Monday, had a long and varied résumé. He played everyone from an international spy (Possession) and a detective chief inspector (Peaky Blinders) to a legendary wizard (Merlin). He even played the literal spawn of the

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Like photosynthesis in plants: This CPU uses solar power to 'run computations' without the need for batteries

* Penn State researchers built a monolithic 3D chip that runs entirely off ambient light without leveraging a battery * The chip stacks silicon photovoltaics, MoS₂/WSe₂ complementary logic, and graphene chemical sensors within ~50 nm of each other * The development also opens the door for larger 2D circuits that incorporate some

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The Monday nobody called IT: The case for autonomous IT operations management

Imagine it’s 2030, and the CIO of a global manufacturer is reading the overnight report over coffee. Twelve thousand employees. Four continents. A supply chain that touches every time zone on the map. The report says: nothing happened. No war room, no middle-of-the-night phone calls, and no ticket queue

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Like photosynthesis in plants: This CPU uses solar power to 'run computations' without the need for batteries

The Monday nobody called IT: The case for autonomous IT operations management