Tag Archives: 100X

DeepSnitch AI Set to Become Next 100X Crypto Moonshot

DeepSnitch AI Set to Become Next 100X Crypto Moonshot

Disclaimer: This is a Press Release provided by a third party who is responsible for the content. Please conduct your own research before taking any action based on the content. Crypto index funds might be the next wave of adoption for digital currencies in 2025. Already, Coinbase and GrayScale have filed crypto index funds that grant exposure to top crypto …

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The New Pixel Camera’s ‘100x Zoom’ Is Basically Fancy Generative AI

The New Pixel Camera’s ‘100x Zoom’ Is Basically Fancy Generative AI

During Made by Google yesterday, the Android and search giant briefly teased that its new Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL phones could zoom in by 100 times. That’s a massive improvement over the 30x zoom on the Pixel 9 Pro, but the company didn’t really explain how it works. Well, it turns out “100 times zoom” might …

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Google Pixel 10 Pro’s 100x Zoom Outperforms Samsung’s 100x Space Zoom, Delivering Clearer, AI-Enhanced Photos At Extreme Distances

Google Pixel 10 Pro’s 100x Zoom Outperforms Samsung’s 100x Space Zoom, Delivering Clearer, AI-Enhanced Photos At Extreme Distances

The Google Pixel 10 Pro has redefined smartphone zoom photography, surpassing Samsung’s 100x Space Zoom with its AI-enhanced Pro Res Zoom feature. While both devices offer impressive zoom capabilities, Google’s innovative approach delivers clearer and more detailed images, even at extreme magnifications. Pixel 10 Pro’s AI-powered 100x zoom delivers sharper, clearer images than Samsung, transforming extreme-distance smartphone photography experience. The …

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100x larger hydrogen-rich hydrothermal system found using submersible

100x larger hydrogen-rich hydrothermal system found using submersible

Scientists have discovered a massive hydrogen-rich hydrothermal system beneath the western Pacific seafloor. The system was explored using the crewed submersible Fendouzhe. The system offers a new glimpse into deep-sea serpentinization—a process in which iron- and magnesium-rich rocks chemically react with water to form serpentine minerals and release hydrogen. Scientists from the Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (IOCAS) …

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