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Google has confirmed that the Googlebook will be available for pre-order starting September 21 at 9 a.m. U.S. Eastern Time. Anyone who signed up for updates via email received the message directly in their inbox. Google has not yet announced which models will actually be available for order on day one—that should be confirmed by ... Read more Der Beitrag Googlebook Available for Pre-order Starting September 21—Here’s What’s Included erschien zuerst auf Basic Tutorials.

DeepL Voice is getting a major update. The Cologne-based AI company today unveiled new language models that are designed not only to translate words but also to preserve the unique sound of a voice in the target language—including intonation, speaking pace, and emotions. Someone who speaks excitedly should also sound excited in the translation. DeepL ... Read more Der Beitrag DeepL Voice: New AI voice models preserve your voice erschien zuerst auf Basic Tutorials.

Anyone who has ever tried to replicate a replacement part for an old motorcycle or a classic car knows the problem: The part exists—but there’s no CAD data for it. This is exactly where Revopoint’s MetroY Ultra comes in—a professional 3D scanner that converts physical parts into usable digital models. When the part is there, ... Read more Der Beitrag Revopoint MetroY Ultra: Reverse Engineering Without Any CAD Data erschien zuerst auf Basic Tutorials.

A new device with the model number G8BL6 has appeared on the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website, and it is likely the Fitbit Charge 7, which has been the subject of rumors since August. GPS reception and Bluetooth LE have been confirmed, and the device’s regulatory menus bear a striking resemblance to those of ... Read more Der Beitrag Fitbit Charge 7: FCC Approval Reveals GPS and Wear OS in the New Google Wearable erschien zuerst auf Basic Tutorials.

Hypertune is a new subscription-based software from the U.S. company Compready that automatically optimizes CPU, GPU, RAM, and Windows settings for better gaming performance. Intel supports the project with its Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU), but is not the official publisher. The subscription costs $9.99 per month or about $70 for the first year, and the ... Read more Der Beitrag Hypertune: New Subscription-Based Software Aims to Automatically Overclock Gaming PCs erschien zuerst auf Basic Tutorials.