A closer look at the gorgeous animation details in OPPO ColorOS 17.
OPPO shows us that you can create stunning visual effects without following Apple’s Liquid Glass design.
Just don’t let Samsung’s software team see this. They might have a panic attack. 😂
A closer look at the gorgeous animation details in OPPO ColorOS 17.
OPPO shows us that you can create stunning visual effects without following Apple’s Liquid Glass design.
Just don’t let Samsung’s software team see this. They might have a panic attack. 😂
Samsung software team, please fire most of the employees and hire me instead. Just give me access to ChatGPT 6 and I'll do the job. You'll save a lot of money and end up with better-looking UI designs
🚨 Anthropic just showed a 27-minute workshop on how to actually write prompts for Claude.
Taught by the people who built it.
Free. No registration. No paywall.
I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes.
Watch the session
GPT 6 Astra is INSANE 🤯
It is a BEAST in 3D MODELING!!
This is our first test, it blew our mind 🤯 It was able to rebuild a building infront of our house from just a few iphone photos in Blender in less than 30 minutes …
Qatar Airways is rolling out Starlink at an incredible pace
The airline now has 150 widebody aircraft equipped with Starlink
The latest milestones:
• World’s first Starlink-equipped Boeing 787-9
• Entire Boeing 787-8 fleet already equipped
• Overall widebody rollout now 83%+ complete
• Full Boeing 787 rollout targeted by the end of 2026
• Up to 323 Starlink-equipped flights every day
And the scale is already massive
Since launching Starlink in October 2024, more than 23 MILLION passengers have connected across 86,000+ flights
Passengers can get free gate-to-gate Wi-Fi with speeds of up to 500 Mbps per aircraft
Starlink is rapidly becoming the new standard for internet in the sky
150 widebodies. 323 flights a day. 23 million passengers already connected
SpaceX is changing what passengers expect from in-flight Wi-Fi
Your brain is unable to tell which way this horse is walking 😳
The “walking horse” illusion is a classic example of bistable perception: the brain receives two equally valid interpretations of the same image.
In China, buses display traffic lights... on their backs! 🤯
To avoid obstructing the view of cars behind them due to the bus's size, the screen displays the traffic light in real time.
Jensen Huang just told the story of how Elon Musk became NVIDIA’s very first customer for their powerful AI supercomputer - when literally nobody else in the world wanted it
“When I announced this thing, nobody wanted to buy it. Not one purchase order
Except for Elon
He was at the 2015 event. Told me his company could really use it
I got excited… until he said it was a non-profit company
All the blood drained out of my face
In 2016, I personally boxed it up and delivered the first one to a tiny room in San Francisco
It was OpenAI
Just a handful of researchers - Pieter Abbeel, Ilya Sutskever, and the team were all there”
Elon backed AI when almost no one else believed
I never thought I'd use "deceptively fast" to describe iOS animations. For years, that term was reserved for Samsung. It is a pity that iOS26 almost blindly pursues speed and loses elegance.
🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP’S $5 MILLION “GOLD CARD” PLAN: PAY TO STAY IN AMERICA
Trump wants to sell special U.S. residency “gold cards” for $5 million to wealthy foreigners who promise to create jobs.
He says the program is legal and could launch in two weeks—but didn’t specify how job creation would be tracked.
When asked if Russian oligarchs could qualify, Trump shrugged: “It’s possible.”
Source: Reuters
2 years ago, I moved my entire life to Cyprus to escape Germany's 50% tax rate.
It was the most expensive "money-saving" decision I've ever made.
Here's 21 brutal realities of tax haven living (that nobody warns you about):
This is India:
- 11% of Fortune 500 CEOs
- 90+ unicorn founders are Indian-born
- 1/3 of all engineers in Silicon Valley are from India
Why have they all left India to succeed?
Here's the hidden truth about the world's most controversial brain drain 🧵:
55% of billion dollar+ tech companies were started by immigrants.
Google + Intel + Tesla were all founded or built by immigrants.
They employ 400,000+ people collectively.
Percentage of workforce allowed to be H1-B is effectively capped at 15% for big tech companies.
The other 85%+ is American.
At Google only 5% of the workforce was H1-B renewals or petitions in 2023.
The U.S. is 12/37 among first-world (OECD) nations in science.
28/37 in math.
400,000 new engineers are needed every year.
A third of positions go unfilled.
Short-term, we need foreign reinforcements or we will lose.
Long-term, we need to improve the home team.
Do you know what the smoothest OS is now? It's not iOS18, I think it's Huawei HarmonyOS NEXT. Although I haven't come into contact with the OS myself, I was surprised to see the video released by the beta tester. 24 apps were opened continuously without any lag or delay. Even iOS may not be so perfect.
someone will ask the question that has been asked countless times again: What's the point of testing like this? We don't use mobile phones like this.
I will give these people a clear answer today. This is called "fluidity stress test", which is the same test logic as 3D Mark Wild Life Extreme Stress Test. Why don't you ask 3D Mark, "What's the point of testing the game 20 times like this?" Instead, you still regard this test as a very valuable test project? It is indeed valuable.
So it is also very valuable to open multiple apps in a row to test the system's stress resistance, as shown in the video. You can test the phone you are using. If it can pass the test, then it must be responsive and less sluggish in daily use. If your phone cannot pass the test, then you will definitely encounter sluggishness, frame drops, and unresponsiveness when you are busy operating between multiple apps. This is the deep-rooted problem of One UI.
If One UI can operate so smoothly, then Samsung will succeed.
But for Samsung now, this video is a science fiction film.