Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said state regulators are under political pressure to sign off on DTE Energy contracts to power a massive data center facility planned for Saline Township without ...

Christmastime is right around the corner, and Louisville is already getting in the spirit.Lights Under Louisville opened for the 2025 season Friday night and will run through Jan. 3WLKY took a tour of ...

What’s happened? Apple is moving toward a hole-less display. Face ID is tipped to slip under the glass first, then the front camera follows in 2027, lining up with the 20th-anniversary iPhone. This is ...

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(RTTNews) - Apple (AAPL) is reportedly set to hide the front-facing camera beneath the display of its 2027 iPhone, marking the company's first model with no visible screen cutouts, according to ...

Apple will conceal the front-facing camera under the screen of its 2027 iPhone, a Chinese leaker said today, corroborating reports that Apple's 20th anniversary iPhone will have no visible cutouts in ...

The rumored iPhone Fold may feature an industry-first 24-megapixel under-display camera (UDC) on its inner screen The book-style foldable, targeted for Fall 2026, reportedly uses Touch ID on the side ...

Apple's first foldable iPhone will feature an industry-first 24-megapixel under-screen camera built into the inner display, according to the latest JP Morgan equity research report seen by MacRumors.

What’s happened? The first foldable iPhone could adopt one of the most innovative, yet historically least effective, selfie camera technologies: an under-display sensor. Why is this important? For ...

The images, captured around Oct. 2-3, remain unreleased. Their delay is attributed to the federal government shutdown that began on Oct. 1, which furloughed NASA personnel and paused data processing, ...

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A Republican congressman from Ohio condemned the display of an altered American flag that included a swastika in his office, calling it “a vile and deeply inappropriate symbol” that his office is ...