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Google's AI Overviews hit by EU antitrust complaint from independent publishers: Reuters

Google · Brussels

Google's AI Overviews hit by EU antitrust complaint from independent publishers: Reuters

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macOS 26 Beta 3 Features a New 'Tahoe Day' Aerial Screen Saver

iPad · Cupertino

macOS 26 Beta 3 Features a New 'Tahoe Day' Aerial Screen Saver

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Alongside today’s bug fixes and under-the-hood improvements, macOS 26 beta 3 introduces a new “Tahoe Day” aerial screen saver and wallpaper.See the Story

Modern Stories of Lovis Corinth: 1924-25

Paintings · Munich

Modern Stories of Lovis Corinth: 1924-25

During the 1920s, in the last years of his career, Lovis Corinth’s paintings reached a new peak, both in their quantity and their innovative exploration of colour and texture. Lovis Corinth (1858–1925), Large Self-portrait in Front of Walchensee (1924), oil on canvas, 135.7 × 107 cm, Neue Pinakothek, Munich. Wikimedia Commons. Although Corinth was clearly relishing this intensity, his Large Self-portrait in Front of Walchensee (1924) shows his r…Read Article

Paintings of Norwegian Fjords 1900-28

On the second day of this weekend’s visit to the fjords of Norway, we’ve reached the twentieth century, and a pupil of Eilert Adelsteen Normann (1848-1918). Elisabeth Grüttefien-Kiekebusch (1871-1954), Fjord Landscape (date not known), oil on canvas, 80 x 120 cm, Private collection. Wikimedia Commons. Clearly inspired by Normann’s views of the fjords, Elisabeth Grüttefien’s style is quite distinct, as shown in her undated Fjord Landscape. Her gr…Norway · Norway Read Article

Paintings of Norwegian Fjords 1827-99

With summer here at last, if you’re in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s time to head north away from the heat and spend a weekend exploring the fjords of Norway in the company of some of the nation’s great landscape artists. Today we’ll see the development of painting during the nineteenth century, then tomorrow we’ll conclude with the early twentieth century. We start with the founding father of the golden age of painting in Norway, Johan Christia…Bergen, Norway · Bergen Read Article

A brief history of Internet search

Searching the Internet, more recently its web servers, has proceeded in four main phases. Initially, humans built structured directories of sites they considered worth visiting. When those couldn’t keep pace with the Internet’s growth, commercial search engines were developed, and their search results were ranked. Around 2000, Google’s PageRank algorithm became dominant for ranking pages by their popularity. Then from late 2024 that is being pro…Internet Read Article

Modern Stories of Lovis Corinth: 1920-23

In the autumn of 1919, Lovis Corinth and his family had moved into their chalet at Urfeld, on the shore of Walchensee (Lake Walchen), to the south of Munich. From then until Corinth’s death, they divided their time between the bustle of Berlin and their garden of Eden by the lake and the mountains. Lovis Corinth (1858–1925), Flowers and Daughter Wilhelmine (1920), oil on canvas, 111 × 150 cm, Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel, Switzerland. Wikimedia Comm…Bavaria · Bavaria Read Article

Changing Paintings: Summary and contents parts 37-54

This is the third of four articles providing brief summaries and contents for this series of paintings telling myths from Ovid’s Metamorphoses, and covers parts 37-54, from the fall of Icarus to King Midas. Jacob Peter Gowy (c 1615-1661), The Fall of Icarus (1635-7), oil on canvas, 195 x 180 cm, Museo del Prado, Madrid. Wikimedia Commons. Daedalus and his son Icarus try to escape Crete using wings of feathers and wax. Icarus flies too near the s…Paintings · New York Read Article

Interiors by Design: Gallery

Compared to the number who have painted themselves in their studio, painting galleries have been an unusual theme for interiors. My examples start with a couple of fanciful images, but soon transfer to some of the more famous, as they went public during the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Giovanni Paolo Panini (1692–1765), Ancient Rome (1757), oil on canvas, 172.1 x 229.9 cm, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY. Wikimedia Commons.…New York City · New York Read Article

In memoriam Robert Bevan, British landscape painter: to 1914

On 8 July 1925, almost exactly a century ago, the British painter Robert Polhill Bevan died in London following surgery for stomach cancer. Although his paintings have been largely forgotten since, he was one of the active members of groups centred on Walter Sickert, including the Fitzroy Street and Camden Town Groups. He was perhaps the leading artist who recorded London’s final years of working horses. In this article and its sequel next week …London, England · London Read Article

How to stop Safari quitting unintentionally

I don’t always hit the right keyboard shortcuts. Of those that I commonly get wrong, by far the most serious are Command-W and Command-Q in Safari. While the former just closes the frontmost window, the latter quits the whole app, and can lose the contents of online forms. Why can’t Safari show a confirmation alert before quitting, so I can cancel those unintentional quits? No alert is going to stop you from using the wrong keyboard shortcut. Al…Read Article

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