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Apple is currently that could affect the future of the iOS walled garden. At issue is the way Apple exerts total control over the software that runs on its phones, and CEO Tim Cook touched on the disagreement in a recent interview with a YouTube channel called Brut. According to Cook, sideloading apps is “not in the best interests of the user.” The iPhone has existed for well over a decade at this point, and Apple has never supported the installation of apps it has not approved. Even before the App Store, the first-gen iPhone could only get apps when they were jailbroken.
The Hubble Space Telescope has been expanding the bounds of human knowledge for more than three decades. That’s not bad for an orbiting installation built in the 1980s that hasn’t gotten a service mission in 12 years. Still, the hardware failures are piling up. After losing several vital gyroscopes several years back, NASA now reports that the observatory is . On June 13th, Hubble’s payload computer stopped working after analyzing a batch of data. This system is separate from the main computer, designed specifically to control and coordinate the science instruments on Hubble. It relays a “keep alive” signal to the main computer when operating normally, but that signal halted on Sunday.
For several years, SpaceX and Boeing were neck-and-neck in the race to send astronauts into space, but then Boeing encountered a few setbacks. That has left SpaceX as the sole private space firm launching both people and cargo to the International Space Station (ISS). Boeing has been toiling throughout the pandemic to get its CST-100 Starliner spacecraft ready for a do-over test flight, and . The Starliner looks like a larger, more luxurious version of the Apollo command module. It has room for a crew of seven, but it has yet to carry anyone. In late 2019, Boeing attempted an uncrewed test similar to the one SpaceX aced several months before.
The scientists at Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute have announced they’ve taken delivery of the kind of package most of us dream of getting — provided you’ve got a steady supply of liquid nitrogen on hand, a degree in theoretical physics (as opposed to a theoretical degree in physics), and a working knowledge of whatever it is you need to know to program quantum computers in the first place. Specifically, the researchers took possession of an IBM Quantum System One. This is the first time IBM has shipped a quantum system outside the United States, and it’s a major goalpost on the company’s long-term drive to commercialize quantum computing.
Today OnePlus is an increasingly important smartphone maker with carrier partnerships and a lineup of products at various price points, but it all started with the OnePlus One and an obnoxious hype campaign. OnePlus has always shared some resources with Oppo, which is part of the same Chinese parent company. However, the line between Oppo and OnePlus is all but dissolving today with the announcement of a merger. The news comes by way of a by OnePlus CEO Pete Lau, who founded the company with Carl Pei. Last year, Pei left the company to start Nothing, a company that currently makes, you guessed it, nothing.
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