Tuesday, September 26, 2023
Google Podcasts moving to YouTube Music
Monday, September 25, 2023
US Government makes available more COVID-19 test kits for free
Sunday, September 24, 2023
Find files with path lengths exceeding CD/DVD restrictions using Windows PowerShell
Friday, September 22, 2023
Apple iPhone 15 available worldwide
Apple's new iPhone lineup, which includes iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max, hit the markets worldwide today, September 22, 2023. In addition to the above devices, Apple also made available Apple Watch Series 9, Apple Watch Ultra 2, the new Apple Watch SE, and AirPods Pro (2nd generation). [press release]
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iPhones on display at Apple Regent Street, London. Credit: apple.com |
The iPhone 15, 15 Plus devices were debuted on September 12 with a press release and has been available for pre-order since September 15.
The entry-level iPhone 15 and 15 Plus are available in blue, pink, yellow, green and black with 128GB, 256 GB and 512GB variants. iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max are available in natural titanium, blue titanium, white titanium and black with 128GB, 256 GB, 512GB and 1TB variants.
The listed prices at online Apple Stores in a few countries are below:
Country | iPhone 15 | iPhone 15 Plus | iPhone 15 Pro | iPhone 15 Pro Max |
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United States - carrier locked - excl. taxes | $799 | $899 | $999 | $1,199 |
United States - carrier unlocked - excl. taxes | $829 | $929 | $999 | $1,199 |
Canada - excl. taxes | C$1,129 | C$1,279 | C$1,449 | C$1,749 |
India - incl. taxes | ₹79,900 | ₹89,900 | ₹134,900 | ₹159,900 |
UK - incl. taxes | £799 | £899 | £999 | £1,199 |
Australia - incl. taxes | A$1,499 | A$1,649 | A$1,849 | A$2,199 |
New Zealand - incl. taxes | NZ$1,649 | NZ$1,849 | NZ$2,099 | NZ$2,499 |
Thailand - incl. taxes | ฿32,900 | ฿37,900 | ฿41,900 | ฿48,900 |
Happy shopping.
Wednesday, September 20, 2023
Most NFTs are worthless now
Tuesday, September 19, 2023
Using the Windows PowerShell to bulk rename files by stripping a part from the filename
This post demonstrates how to rename files in bulk by stripping off the same part of the filename from each file by using the Windows PowerShell.
For the sake of an example, the below screenshot shows a list of MP3 files from which we want to remove artist names. The part of the filename that we want to remove is marked in red.
This can easily be achieved with the PowerShell by using a command like the one below. Remember to take a backup of the folder just in case you need to restore later. Before executing the command in the PowerShell, change directory to the folder in which the files reside:
The command executes silently and does a neat job in cleaning up the file names. Here is the result.
Monday, September 11, 2023
Send Your Name to Mars on NASA's next mission
NASA is taking registrations to send names to the next Mars mission. It asks for your name, country, zip code and email to register. You can sign up here.
After registering you will receive a boarding pass that you can download print or embed in your webpage like the one below.