하늘 위의 와이파이 대결: 스타링크 vs 비아샛 vs 고고 – 기내 인터넷 패권 전쟁
주요 사실 사치에서 필수로: 고도 35,000피트에서의 Wi-Fi 불과 얼마 전까지만 해도, 비행기에서 Wi-Fi를 이용하는 것은 사치(그리고 종종 비싸고 느린)였다. 오늘날 기내 인터넷은 기대되는 편의시설이 되었다 – 실제로 승객의 83%가 양질의 기내 Wi-Fi를 제공하는 항공사를 다시 예약할 가능성이 더 높다고 답했다 ts2.tech. 최근
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Fal.ai raises new funding at over $4B valuation in multimodal AI push October 21, 2025, 10:54 PM EDT. Fal.ai, the multimodal AI startup behind hosting image, video, and audio models, has closed a fresh round valuing the company at over $4 billion and raising approximately $250 million. Major investors include Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia. This follows a $1.5 billion Series C three months earlier, led by Meritech, when revenue topped $95 million and the platform served over 2 million developers. Fal provides an infrastructure layer with 600+ models across image, video, audio and 3D, backed by thousands of Nvidia H100/H200 GPUs and a serverless, enterprise-ready deployment path. Customers range from Adobe and Canva to Shopify, with use cases in media creation, advertising, e-commerce and gaming content.
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Beavercreek PD debuts smartphone app to inform and protect residents October 21, 2025, 10:48 PM EDT. Beavercreek Police Department launches a new smartphone app to keep residents informed and safe. The app provides quick contact with the department, a list of most wanted, an option to submit anonymous tips, and access to community resources. It aims to make information more accessible and improve public safety for residents and visitors. The app is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, reflecting the department's efforts to enhance outreach and transparency.
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Android's native flashlight brightness slider arrives in Quick Settings with flashlight-style UI (Canary) October 21, 2025, 10:46 PM EDT. An upcoming Android update will bring a native flashlight brightness slider to the Quick Settings on Pixel phones. The latest Android Canary release introduces a new visual design that mirrors a real flashlight: a vertical slider from off to full brightness, with an expanding beam arc as you drag. Functionality remains unchanged-the change is purely UI. This might not arrive in the stable release until the Android 16 QPR3 update, expected in March next year; it's not in the Android 16 QPR2 beta yet. For users who currently rely on third-party apps to adjust flashlight brightness, this native control should simplify tuning on supported devices.
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Android copies iPhone-like flashlight brightness slider in Canary builds October 21, 2025, 10:44 PM EDT. Google is adding a system-level LED brightness/flashlight slider to Android, evolving from a simple Quick Settings bar to a stylized flashlight UI. The tweak appears in the latest 2510 Canary channel build after earlier previews. Canary serves as a pre-release testing ground ahead of public beta. The feature mirrors a long-standing iPhone approach; when iOS 18 introduced its redesigned flashlight control, it impressed with its smooth animations and granular control. For now, Android's implementation targets brightness only, with no beam-width control yet. Google has not announced a timeline, and rollout could arrive with Android 16 QPR3, possibly around March 2026 at the earliest.
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Pixel Adds Customizable 3-Button Navigation Order in Android October 21, 2025, 10:42 PM EDT. Pixel users can now reorder the bottom 3-button navigation when using full-screen gestures. A new toggle in Settings > System > Navigation mode > 3-button navigation lets you choose between Back, Home, Recents (default) and Recents, Home, Back (Samsung-style). Changes apply instantly at the system level with no reboot and carry through restarts, updates, and work profiles. The feature is currently live for testers in the latest Android Canary build and surfaced in Android 16 QPR2 beta code, with a wider rollout expected via the Quarterly Platform Release after further testing. The tweak reduces muscle-memory friction and improves accessibility for both right- and left-handed users.