A hobbyist developer's new app, which can detect nearby smart glasses, comes amid resistance to always-on recording and listening devices that invade people's privacy.

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ChatGPT now lets you identify songs directly using Shazam without opening the Shazam app on your phone. Once connected, the feature can recognize music playing nearby and show song details inside the ...

Rogue Amoeba has a new major version of its Soundsource tool ready. It allows you to specifically reroute or refine sounds on the Mac. If you want to determine how loud a single macOS app should be, ...

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VeritasChain Standards Organization today released CPP v1.4 (Capture Provenance Profile), introducing the Depth Analysis Extension for screen detection capabilities in cryptographic evidence capture ...