A band of lake-effect snow is making its way to southeastern Wisconsin Friday, Jan. 30. Milwaukee, and the rest of southeastern Wisconsin counties along the Lake Michigan shoreline, can expect to see ...

#OctopusEffects, #aftereffects In this video I will show you how to create a 3D scene using 2D image layers. The images used in the video I pinned in the top comment Timestamp 00:00 Introduction 00:08 ...

Abstract: Satellite-based aircraft monitoring is an important complement to ground surveillance systems, providing strong support for the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of global aviation.

Turning a boring 2D photo into a more dynamic, 3D-like viewing experience might sound impossible. But you can do it right from your phone running iOS 26, thanks to Apple's new Spatial Scenes. Apple's ...

In iOS 26, Apple's Spatial Scenes feature can transform ordinary photos into dynamic, three-dimensional pictures that respond to your movements. By adding depth and subtle motion to flat images, this ...

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Liquid Glass, Apple's big new design language, is finally rolling out. Liquid Glass is essentially a new design concept that's built on the idea of layering software elements that look like actual ...

Apple’s iOS 26 Beta 5 introduces a variety of updates aimed at enhancing functionality, refining performance, and improving the overall user experience. This release combines visual enhancements, ...

Leia Inc., the company best known for its lightfield displays and the popular LeiaPix platform, has launched a new consumer app called Immersity for Mobile, now available for free on iOS and Android.

As it hurtles out of our solar system, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft is so far from Earth that the stars in the Milky Way appear in markedly different positions compared with our own view.