Apple has ceased selling the iPhone SE and iPhone 14 series in Europe, which are the last models with the Lightning charging port, as the EU transitions to a common charging solution based on USB-C due to Directive 2022/2380 coming into effect. The affected countries include The Netherlands, France, Norway, and Germany, while the US and other non-EEA countries still have these devices available. The new iPhone SE with USB-C and upgrades like an OLED display is expected to launch in 2025, aligning with the EU’s requirements for USB-C ports on devices and improved labeling for consumer understanding.
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Will 'Vibe Coding' Transform Programming?
A 21-year-old startup received a $500,000 investment from Y Combinator after utilizing "vibe coding" to build its website and prototype. Tom Blomfield, a Y Combinator partner, discussed the trend of developers trusting AI-generated code without extensive checks, suggesting that AI could soon replace many roles in software development. However, Adam Resnick from IDC emphasized that most AI-generated code still requires human curation, a task that AI cannot yet perform effectively. Full Article
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