Man controls iPad with his mind using Synchron brain implant
Synchron shows a man navigating an iPad using only his brain, made possible by a BCI implant and Apple’s new native brain input support.
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Man controls iPad with his mind using Synchron brain implant
Synchron shows a man navigating an iPad using only his brain, made possible by a BCI implant and Apple’s new native brain input support.
Linux can cause seizures if you’re not careful
KDE just pushed out Plasma 6.4.1, and while it’s technically a bug-fix release, it includes a surprisingly major change: the “highlight window” effect is now disabled by default. This is the visual effect where other windows fade away when you hover over a Task Manager thumbnail. Why the sudden shift? It turns out this flashy … Read more