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Facebook is backing away from facial recognition. Meta isn’t.

Vox

Facebook says it will stop using facial recognition for photo-tagging. While Meta says that facial recognition isn’t a feature on Instagram and its Portal devices, the company’s new commitment doesn’t apply to its metaverse products, Meta spokesperson Jason Grosse told Recode. . | Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images.

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Electronic bag tags are ready for take-off: Here’s what we learned on multiple flights with one

GeekWire

Alaska Airlines has made electronic bag tags available to elite Mileage Plan members, with a broader rollout planned in the first half of this year. Walking into Sea-Tac Airport for a Friday afternoon flight, I glanced smugly at the people huddled around the Alaska Airlines self-serve kiosks to print bag tags. Alaska is the first U.S.

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The Tile Ultra takes on AirTags with UWB-powered AR tracking, coming early 2022

The Verge

Tile has officially announced its first ultra-wideband (UWB) tracking tag, the Tile Ultra, coming in 2022 and which Tile claims is the first tracking tag from any company to offer UWB support on both Android and iOS. The Ultra will also offer an augmented-reality mode to easily directly you straight to your missing tracker.

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Alaska Airlines will remove kiosks, install iPads, and use facial recognition to streamline lobbies

GeekWire

Alaska Airlines’ new iPad-based bag tag stations will let passengers scan their boarding passes rather than manually enter codes. The tech overhaul is part of a larger $2.5 In the Seattle area, Alaska says its Sea-Tac Airport lobby will undergo a major renovation, operating completely differently when finished two years from now.

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Apple mixed-reality headset likely coming sometime in 2022, analyst predicts

The Verge

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts in a new research note that Apple will release a “helmet-type” mixed reality headset next year, augmented reality glasses in mid-2025, and an AR contact lens product by 2030-2040, according to MacRumors. “We Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge. Image: The Information.

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Meet the Apple R1 processor, aka Vision Pro chip

Dataconomy

Apple unveiled the Apple R1 chip, aka Vision Pro chip, a dedicated CPU built for their groundbreaking mixed-reality headset, the Apple Vision Pro. The Vision Pro chip shines as an example of a customized microprocessor carefully designed to fulfill the needs of mixed-reality headsets like the Vision Pro.

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Apple's Rumored VR Headset Might Have 8K Displays and Cost How Much??

Gizmodo

Last month, the Apple rumor mill was buzzing that the company’s long-whispered-about mixed-reality headset would be powered by the new M1 chip and, unsurprisingly, would have an outrageous price tag. A new report from the Information seems to corroborate those juicy tidbits, as well as reveal some new jaw-dropping… Read more.

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