Originally appeared here:
Integrate QnABot on AWS with ServiceNow
Go Here to Read this Fast! Integrate QnABot on AWS with ServiceNow
Originally appeared here:
Deploy large language models for a healthtech use case on Amazon SageMaker
The Apple Vision Pro has the potential to be a multi-tasking powerhouse for workers at companies, but it introduces new challenges for IT departments to maintain and lock down. To help that, Apple’s introducing mobile device management.
The first beta of visionOS 1.1, now available to test brings the Apple Vision Pro to the Apple Device Management system, allowing IT teams to manage the headset in a similar way to the iPhone, iPad and Mac. This includes simplifying activation of the headset when onboarding employees, reports TechCrunch.
Originally appeared here:
Apple Vision Pro is getting mobile device management features in visionOS 1.1
The second tvOS 17.4 developer beta takes place after the first, which arrived on January 25.
The second beta build is number 21L5206f, replacing the first build, number 21L5195h.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple rolls out second developer beta of tvOS 17.4
Originally appeared here:
Apple rolls out second developer beta of tvOS 17.4
Before release, the developer betas for visionOS could be downloaded to the developer’s Mac, which also acts as the development platform for visionOS apps.
The beta can be installed directly from the Apple Vision Pro, by opening Settings then General, followed by Beta Updates and selecting visionOS Developer Beta. Users need a registered Apple developer account to access the beta.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple introduces the first developer beta of visionOS 1.1
Originally appeared here:
Apple introduces the first developer beta of visionOS 1.1
Developers taking part in the beta program can get the latest version from the Apple Developer Center or by updating their Apple Watch with the beta software. Public beta releases generally appear shortly after the developer versions, and users can sign up via the Apple Beta Software Program.
The second watchOS 10.4 developer beta arrives after the first, which Apple brought out on January 29.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple issues second watchOS 10.4 developer beta
Originally appeared here:
Apple issues second watchOS 10.4 developer beta
Developers taking part in the beta program can acquire the latest builds through the Apple Developer Center or by updating their iPhone or iPad via the Settings app. Public beta versions typically appear shortly after the developer versions, and public participants can sign up through the Apple Beta Software Program website.
The second developer betas of iOS 17.4 and iPadOS 17.4 replace the first developer betas, introduced on January 25.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Apple drops second developer beta of iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4
Originally appeared here:
Apple drops second developer beta of iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4
Developers participating in the beta program can pick up the latest build through the Apple Developer Center or by updating Macs that are already running the beta. The public beta, which can be signed up to via the Apple Beta Software Program, usually arrives not long after the developer versions are released.
The second beta arrives after the first round, which Apple rolled out on January 29.
Go Here to Read this Fast! Second macOS Sonoma 14.4 developer beta has arrived
Originally appeared here:
Second macOS Sonoma 14.4 developer beta has arrived
The Developer Strap completely replaces the right-hand side audio assembly on the Apple Vision Pro and lets users then connect the headset to a Mac using a USB-C cable. Apple says that the strap provides “a USB-C connection between Apple Vision Pro and Mac and is helpful for accelerating the development of graphics-intensive apps and games.”
But now developers are using them in the real world and finding that, overall, it’s not worth the money, nor very performant.
Go Here to Read this Fast! $300 Vision Pro developer strap is just an expensive USB2 device
Originally appeared here:
$300 Vision Pro developer strap is just an expensive USB2 device
Go Here to Read this Fast! How this $50 smartwatch beats my Pixel Watch 2 in meaningful ways
Originally appeared here:
How this $50 smartwatch beats my Pixel Watch 2 in meaningful ways