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Sidra's coverage indicates a strong focus on technology, specifically around product promotions and industry-specific press releases. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to new product launches or updates from major tech companies such as Apple, Samsung, and YouTube.
Given the prevalence of "how-to" guides in her work, Sidra may also be interested in receiving pitches for content that provides practical guidance or educational value within the technology space.
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Apple rolled out iOS 26 last week, introducing the highly anticipated and controversial Liquid Glass interface to millions of iPhones. The update replaces the older iOS 18 design and is now standard across Apple's product ecosystem. While users can reduce Liquid Glass transparency, there's no option to revert to the classic iOS 18 look once upgraded.
Apple's iOS 26.1 Beta 1 has been available for a few days, and it appears that there's more under the hood than just Liquid Glass improvements. According to Macworld, lines of code in the new build suggest that Apple is preparing to introduce better third-party smartwatch support for the iPhone.
At the iPhone 17 event, Apple officially unveiled the new AirPods Pro 3, and alongside them came a long-rumored feature: Live Translation. This tool isn't limited to Apple's latest earbuds; it also works with AirPods Pro 2 and the new AirPods 4, as long as you're running iOS 26.
Apple has released numerous iPhone variations over the years, including the iPhone mini and iPhone Plus, but those models were mostly incremental updates: a bigger screen here, a smaller form factor there. The new iPhone Air feels different. It's Apple's first truly new direction in years, ditching bulk for an ultra-thin, ultra-light design.
If you've ever been annoyed by YouTube's end screens covering up the last seconds of a video, you're not alone. Many creators use these screens to promote other content on their channels, but they can get in the way, especially since they can appear anywhere in the last 20 seconds and take up most of the screen with up to four recommendations.
In an unusual move, Apple has released a statement criticizing the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA), which took effect last year. The legislation requires Apple to open iOS to third-party app stores, alternative payment systems, and even share certain proprietary technologies with competitors.
The iPhone 17 launch has been a commercial success for Apple, with both the standard iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro models selling out online. Despite the strong demand, the rollout hasn't been entirely smooth.
But here's the catch: getting to those app settings isn't always quick. If you frequently adjust settings, the extra taps and scrolling can feel tedious. That's where this clever shortcut comes in;
New code discoveries within Google's Gemini app for Wear OS suggest that the company may finally be addressing one of its most frustrating limitations. As Gemini continues to expand to more platforms, it has just arrived on Google TV and is on its way to Android Auto. It makes sense that Google would want to smooth out some rough edges along the way.
The increasing demands of karting venues have rendered traditional methods, such as handwritten bookings or antiquated systems, insufficient. Errors in scheduling or race results can quickly irritate patrons and damage a track's reputation.
