batteriesceo道場の新着ネタフィードです。 http://www.maniado.jp/ Wed, 08 Apr 2026 17:55:41 +0900 maniado.jp http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/ http://www.maniado.jp/community/neta.php?NETA_ID=107458 <div><div>Apple is working on a new smart doorbell camera that uses Face ID to unlock your door, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter. The camera could be released by the end of 2025 “at the soonest,” Gurman writes.</div> <div><a href="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044.png" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img alt="QQ20241223-092044.png" border="0" height="352" src="https://batteriesceo.up.seesaa.net/image/QQ20241223-092044-thumbnail2.png" style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" width="556" /></a><br /> It’ll likely still be a while before we see the doorbell-lock system hit the market, though, if we see it at all. Gurman reports that it’s in the early stages of development and wouldn’t be ready until at least the end of next year. The doorbell would help Apple compete with the likes of Amazon's Ring and Google Nest, and it's just one of several smart home products Apple is working on, according to Gurman. The company is reportedly also developing a security camera for inside the home, which would work with its rumored smart home hub that’s expected to make its debut as soon as next year.<br /> In Sunday's "Power On" newsletter, Bloomberg reports Apple is also working on a smart doorbell. It is believed to have an advanced facial recognition system, so it could detect the identity of whomever is on the doorstep.If a resident or someone permitted into the home is detected by the system, similar to Face ID in concept, the camera could automatically set a smart lock to unlock, granting them access.</div> <div><<<<<<<<<a href="https://www.batteriesceo.com/item/1735879/A1389">Apple A1389 Excellent quality Battery Replacement</a><br /> A week ago, The Verge launched a subscription. And you had questions! So we have answers. The Verge’s Helen Havlak and Nilay Patel join the show to talk about how we priced the subscription, why ad-free podcasts are hard to do, Apple News, what we do during ad breaks, and much more.<br /> The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.”<br /> When it does eventually release, it may also use the Proxima wireless chip, which may be included in a number of other hardware refreshes arriving in 2025.The doorbell is still at the early stages of development, the report claims, with 2026 being the earliest likely introduction for the product.</div> </div> http://www.maniado.jp/