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Axiomtek PICO570: Intel Core Ultra Meteor Lake Pico-ITX SBC with DDR5-5600 SO-DIMM Memory and HDMI 2.1 4Kp120 – CNX Software

Axiomtek PICO570 Pico ITX SBC with Intel Core Ultra Processors

Axiomtek has recently introduced the PICO570, a high-performance Pico-ITX SBC built around Intel Core Ultra (Series 1)  Meteor Lake-U processors. Measuring just 100 x 72 mm, this ultra-compact board with its 11 TOPS NPU is designed for edge AI applications. The PICO570 board is very similar to the AAEON PICO-MTU4 Pico-ITX SBC, but it features a physical 262-pin DDR5 SO-DIMM slot that allows users to upgrade or replace the RAM instead of solder-on LPDDR5 memory, and features an HDMI 2.1 supporting up to 4K resolution at 120Hz.  The SBC also features an RS-232/422/485 serial interface, two USB 3.0 ports, and a dedicated SMBus connector for system management. With an operating temperature range of -20°C to +60°C, a watchdog timer, hardware monitoring, and a 12V DC input, it can be used for AI inference nodes, automation controllers, medical systems, and intelligent infrastructure. Axiomtek PICO570 specifications: Meteor Lake-U SoC (one of the other) […]

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Uncover the Concealed Calculator Functionality in Your iPhone’s Messages Application

iPhone is packed with features that you may not be aware of, and with each iOS update, Apple usually introduces more capabilities than we can fully utilize. Nevertheless, if you’ve ever wished to tackle a math problem with a friend on Messages without resorting to an external calculator app, you can easily leverage this specific iPhone feature. In contrast to the scientific calculator, which has been present on iPhones since the beginning, the integrated Messages calculator was only introduced by Apple in 2024, along with new iMessage functionalities in iOS 18.

It enables you to swiftly address math problems without needing to exit your text chat. What’s even more intriguing about this calculator feature is that it’s effective not only for basic math calculations but also for trigonometric functions such as sine, cosine, and tangent. However, if you’re seeking assistance with those complicated algebraic problems, then this concealed iPhone Messages feature won’t meet your needs.

How to utilize the built-in calculator feature in Messages

Prestigious Photo Contest Answers ‘What Is a Photo?’

We love to muse over how “real” photography is defined here at The Verge now that generative AI is so prolific, and the World Press Photo competition might have the answer. The prestigious award celebrates the best of photojournalism, where capturing reality is paramount. The winning entry for 2026 – “Separated by ICE,” captured by […]