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Who makes money when AI reads the internet for us?
Instead of displaying links, Arc Search's “Browse for Me” feature reads the first handful of pages and summarizes them into a single, custom-built, Arc-formatted web page using large language models from OpenAI and others. Critics say that's a problem.
The Arc Browser is getting new AI-powered features that try to browse the web for you
The Arc Browser is getting a lot smarter about what you're searching for.
Arc browser comes to the iPhone as a stripped-down, AI-powered search tool
Arc's first proper browser app for the iPhone leans heavily into AI-generated search summaries and a minimalist design.
The ultra-customizable Arc browser is now available on Windows in beta
The Browser Company has announced the Windows version of its Arc browser. Invites are already going out to waitlisted users.
The ARC nerve-stimulation system could help quadriplegic patients move their arms again
Onward Medical passed another developmental milestone on Wednesday with the first successful successful use of its electrode array to restore function to a patient’s upper limbs.
The Arc personalized web browser is now available to everyone
Arc's browser lets you personalize any website, and now it's available to everyone.
The Arc internet browser lets you customize (or vandalize) any website
Arc, a Mac-only internet browser from the aptly-named Browser Company, has just released a tool to let you tweak websites to your liking. That includes new colors and "zapping" elements of a page you don't want to see.
Intel's mid-range Arc A770 GPU arrives October 12th for $329
Intel's Arc A770 graphics card arrives in mid-October, and might offer value for gamers on a budget.
Intel teases first Arc A-series desktop GPU ahead of summer launch
Intel says it will release its first Arc A-series desktop GPU this summer, and has offered a brief peek at the card itself.
Intel details its first Arc A-series GPUs for laptops
After years of research and development, Intel's first batch of new Arc GPUs are finally ready for consumers, starting with the Arc 3 which will be available on retail laptops in April.
Acer’s new, 16-inch Swift X is its first with Intel Arc graphics
The 16-inch model will be one of the first rocking Intel's new graphics silicon.
Sonos is rolling out DTS surround sound support
Amazon Music Ultra HD and Dolby Atmos Music spatial audio will soon work on Sonos devices too.
Apple TV 4K can use HDMI eARC to play any TV audio on your HomePod
If you have a HomePod and picked up the new Apple TV 4K, your speaker will make for a better home theater companion than it did before. As noticed by MacRumors, the latest Apple TV 4K supports the ARC (Audio Return Channel) and eARC (enhanced ARC) standards over HDMI. What this means in practice is that the Apple TV 4K can wirelessly send all audio from your television to a HomePod (or stereo pair of HomePod speakers).
Sonos Arc review: An upgrade worth the wait
Sonos has finally given us an upgrade to the Playbar, and it’s impressive. The Arc has an improved design, modern features and stellar sound. Plus, Arc automatically adjusts if you choose to expand your system.
The Sonos Arc is a smart soundbar with Dolby Atmos support
Beyond the Arc’s Atmos support and adaptive audio tricks, it has all the things you’d expect from a modern Sonos speaker.
A new test could tell us whether an AI has common sense
Virtual assistants and chatbots don't have a lot of common sense. It's because these types of machine learning rely on specific situations they have encountered before, rather than using broader knowledge to answer a question. However, researchers at the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) have devised a new test, the Arc Reasoning Challenge (ARC) that can test an artificial intelligence on its understanding of the way our world operates.
Wearhaus' 'social' headphones are now on sale
Wearhaus isn't slinging just any old pair of fancy headphones, but instead what it's calling a social listening experience. Put simply, it makes cans that let you share whatever track you're playing with whoever's in your general vicinity. Now, after a few years in development, the Wearhaus Arc headphones are now available for everyone to buy. If you want to share your music with your closest friends but are considerate enough not to turn on your smartphone speaker while in public, then you (and them) can grab a set on Wearhaus' website for $199.
The OmniWear Arc is a haptic neckband for serious gamers
There's a lot to keep track of in a game like Counter-Strike. You need to know your location, where your teammates are, your ammo supply and most importantly -- where your enemies are. With all these sights and sounds coming at you, it's easy to miss something, which is why OmniWear is looking to offload some of that cognitive load to another sense: touch. The Arc neckband, launching on Kickstarter today, vibrates to let you know where your opponents lurk, ensuring you don't miss a thing.
The revolution in action cameras will now be stabilized
Shaky action camera footage is such a common problem that it's almost become an accepted part of the experience. There are thousands of forum threads seeking advice about what software is best for smoothing out video that's already been shot. The inevitability of the shakes is so accepted that stabilizers (known as gimbals) for GoPro cameras have become their own cottage industry -- with companies such as FeiYu Tech making names for themselves by selling products that keep your camera steady. Revl founder Eric Sanchez clearly had enough of the situation and created the 4K Arc action camera with a gimbal built right in. The Arc is currently on Indiegogo, but you can expect more cameras like this to follow.
ICYMI: Sony's sound necklace, smart music earbuds and more
#fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-515226{display:none;} .cke_show_borders #fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-515226, #postcontentcontainer #fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-515226{width:570px;display:block;} #fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-929316{display:none;} .cke_show_borders #fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-929316, #postcontentcontainer #fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-929316{width:640px;display:block;} try{document.getElementById("fivemin-widget-blogsmith-image-929316").style.display="none";}catch(e){} Today on In Case You Missed It: Austin played host to SXSW by starting the Interactive portion of the conference with musical tech you didn't know you wanted. We got a tour of Sony's R&D Lab for a look at its new Arc wearable speaker, Sony's interactive tabletop projector that the company is trying to get on the market asap. And we tried out the smart concert earbuds Here by Doppler Labs. There will be two more SXSW-dedicated ICYMI episodes this week, but we'll be back on Thursday from the studio. As always, please share any interesting science or tech videos, anytime! Just tweet us with the #ICYMI hashtag to @mskerryd.
