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Jeri Ellsworth talks castAR's accidental beginnings and its augmented reality future (video)

Jeri Ellsworth talks castAR's accidental beginnings and its augmented reality future (video)

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iPhone 18: Here's What We Know About Apple's Next Flagship Phone

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By Nicole Lee 
| Hecho En California
Features: Dynamic Island could be smaller and cameras might have a variable aperture — plus, there are rumors of a bigger battery. However, some components could be downgraded due to memory component shortages. Colors: Apple could launch red, burgundy, purple and brown versions or variations thereof. Price: There have been no leaks about price increases, which is good news at this point. Release date: Apple might split the iPhone 18 launch between fall 2026 and spring 2027.
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Wastewater data suggests meth use is at a record high. Here’s why we don’t need to panic

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By Nicole Lee 
| Yahoo News Australia
Data from Australia’s wastewater drug monitoring program suggests methamphetamine use (also known as speed, ice or crystal meth) is at a record high. Cocaine is also up. MDMA may be levelling off. Heroin is fluctuating. At first glance, these findings from the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission this week sound alarming. But before we draw big conclusions about worsening drug use, it’s worth taking a closer look at what this data can and can’t tell us.
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How to Tell if Someone Else's Apple AirTag Is Tracking You

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By Nicole Lee 
| Hecho En California
These settings can help make sure your iPhone alerts you to unwanted location trackers. The biggest benefit of Apple’s AirTags is that they help you find your belongings, whether you’re looking for lost keys or keeping track of your luggage while traveling. But AirTags can also be used to track you without your knowledge. AirTags work by combining built-in sensors, wireless signals and Apple’s wide Find My network to let you keep tabs on your valuables.
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