The Verge
Today, I’m talking with Lila Snyder, who is the CEO of Bose. You certainly know Bose — it’s one of the most famous brands in all of consumer tech. The company started 60 years ago selling speakers to consumers, and its focus on research and development has le… more…
Android Central
I've been using the TCL Note A1 NXTPAPER and Boox Go 10.3 Gen II for weeks to find out which note-taking tablet is best, and just in time for back-to-school season. more…
Entrepreneur
Cut through the AI hype and fear — and learn the truth about what the technology can (and can't) do. more…
Slashdot.org
Linux Torvalds expects Linux 7.2 should be released next weekend "unless something really bad pops up," Torvalds said while announcing today's release candidate. But there's something interesting about Linux 7.2-rc7, writes Phoronix. "By the time the Linux … more…
Pally, an AI assistant startup, wants to help you be a better reply guy. It's raised millions to grow it product. more…
In a blog post, OpenAI wrote that Apple's recent lawsuit was "careless, aggressive and oddly personal." Here's what smart people are saying about it. more…
The Next Web
OpenAI has acquired NextSlide, a startup that turned prompts, notes, documents, and research into finished editable presentations. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the team has moved onto ChatGPT. Founder Ahmed Beshry announced the deal in a note on th… more…
Hackaday
It’s rather awkward when you buy a piece of hardware like a sketchy router to make a video about its hidden admin password backdoor – known as CVE-2026-11405 – only to discover th… more…
Hackaday
kMaybe feeling left out from the questionable hype train of “Our AI models can’t be trusted”, Anthropic has released reports that their Claude model has “reached the Internet” and accessed …read more more…
cMCP: Confidential MCP Gateway. Hardware-attested policy enforcement for MCP tool calls. - agentrust-io/cmcp more…
Meta.ai
Muse Glimmer is a 30-billion-parameter open agentic model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, optimized for always-on local workflows on consumer hardware. more…
Janestreet.com
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Pokémon Emerald ported to the RP2350. No emulator, 60 fps HDMI output. Recompiled for Cortex-M33. - mattdeeds/pokeemerald-rp2350 more…
Processor architectures are far from trivial; untold millions of dollars and many thousands of [...] more…
Huggingface.co
We’re on a journey to advance and democratize artificial intelligence through open source and open science. more…
Why I built Ferrox, a pure-Rust GGUF inference engine, and what it took to match llama.cpp’s performance on real models — with receipts, not vibes. more…
Locate a nearby Bluetooth device by signal strength, from the macOS command line — for when Find My isn't available - ben-z/findphone more…
Phrack.org
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Benchmark your local LLMs: speed, memory, and quality, in one command. TUI leaderboard for Ollama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, and vLLM. - david-g-3654/homebench more…
Nicolo.xyz
Why AI is compressing software margins, and what that does to the SaaS playbook more…
Fastmail.com
Choose if you want to make the European Union the primary home for your Fastmail data, on our own secure servers in Amsterdam. more…
Paloaltonetworks.com
Explore how passkey implementation gaps undermine security when relying parties fail to validate the User Verified flag, reducing MFA to a single factor. more…
Chipsandcheese.com
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A char-level transformer trained from scratch on an $8 ESP32-S3. Not inference: the chip runs the full training loop, with backprop written by hand in C. - Carloscodix/qapla more…
Medium
The Akihabara institution that every Japanese maker knows — run on cash, instinct, and one founder’s restless curiosity more…
Run huge MoE models from a swarm of peers, with the colibri engine. Pure C. - JustVugg/lumabri more…
Omnistrate.com
Delivering software directly to customer clouds solves data gravity, yet operating across diverse environments requires a robust product architecture. more…
Github.io
They gave me a Claude subscription and told me to get tokenmaxxing, so I tried to give it a fair shot. more…
Shannph.com
Your teams are shipping faster than ever and learning less than they have in years. That is not a training problem. It is a structural one. more…
heise online
Der KI-Assistent OpenClaw zeigt schnell, was er kann. Ein Weg, die ausgefeilte Architektur zu begreifen, ist die Nachbildung der Kernkonzepte in Python. more…
Android Police
If you care about speed and local features, Samsung Gallery is a better gallery app more…
Android Police
Only specific people should use this app more…
Android Police
My Pixel productivity starter pack for getting work done on my phone more…
Android Police
Cue disappointment more…
Android Police
I miss when the Pixel solved problems instead of chasing AI trends more…
Android Police
Google is playing hardball more…
Android Police
I found a better use for my phone's volume buttons more…
Android Police
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CNET
I used the built-in AI photo editing tools on an iPhone and a Google Pixel. There are big differences between the two smartphones. more…
CNET
Start a healthy habit by using a standing desk to get on your feet during the workday. more…
Yanko Design
Modular Truck Cap Comes Off in Under 15 Minutes and Hangs on a Wall in your GaragePickup trucks are one of the few vehicles people buy specifically to keep their options open. The whole point is hauling, versatility, doing whatever comes... more…
Yanko Design
A Coin-Sized Disc Just Reinvented the Multi-Tool Nobody Could FixThe multi-tool has been around long enough that most people have developed a frustrated relationship with it. You carry one because having a blade, a... more…
Yanko Design
Most Laptops Seal the Battery In, Dynabook’s New One Lets You Swap ItAI on laptops has created a new kind of battery problem. The promise of on-device AI processing, where the work stays local rather than routing... more…
Yanko Design
A Portable Cork Brainstorming Stool For Literal Lightbulb MomentsProductive brainstorming rarely stays in one room. Teams move between floors, commandeer empty meeting rooms, or pull chairs into an open corner when a whiteboard... more…
Yanko Design
Nobody Designed a Drum Kit for Beginners. Until Boxboom.Picking up the drums has always come with a quiet, frustrating tax. Before you’ve played a single beat, you’re already being asked to make a... more…
Yanko Design
These 3 Camping Picks Each Replace 3 Things You’re Packing Right NowMost packing lists grow the same way. One item leads to a backup, the backup leads to an accessory, and the accessory leads to a... more…
Windows Central
Windows design and Insider lead Marcus Ash chats with the Windows Central Podcast about the current state of Windows 11 more…
MakeUseOf
The best Galaxy audio features aren't in your settings menu. more…
MakeUseOf
Samsung's generative editing tools have gotten shockingly good at editing photos. more…
MakeUseOf
You no longer need to buy a document scanner, level, magnifier and more, if you have your phone with you. more…
Theregister.com
This is why cloud-inspired networks win: virtual switches are all consistent more…
XDA Developers
These five self-hosted tools handle playback, requests, organization, subtitles, and scheduled channels across my entire living room. more…
XDA Developers
And everything still worked fine. more…
XDA Developers
You just can't self-host it yet. more…
Android Authority
Revolut is reportedly making life difficult for GrapheneOS users again, and the project is loudly disputing the company’s justifications. more…
Android Authority
Google didn’t just build a better subscription with Google One. It made free Android storage basically impossible to live with. more…
BGR
Laptop brands like Lenovo, Dell, HP, Apple, and even Razer excel when it comes to factory and extended warranty programs, offering up to 6 years of coverage. more…
Internet
ClickFix-style attacks are being used to deliver a Go-based malware capable of stealing cryptocurrency assets, as well as browser-stored passwords, Apple iCloud Keychain data, and cached credentials. The macOS-focused infection chain is designed to deliver a… more…
Wwwhatsnew.com
El 3 de agosto de 2026, June salió del stealth con una ronda de $20 millones en pre-seed liderada por Time Ventures de Marc Benioff y con participación de Michael Dell, Aaron Levie (CEO de Box) y George Kurtz (CEO de CrowdStrike). La empresa fue fundada por E… more…
Trendir.com
You bought the “lasts 22 years” LED bulbs. You screwed them in. And now, somehow, you’re back on the ladder again. Same bulb, same spot, dead in under a year. If this keeps happening to you in the same places (the hallway ceiling light, the bathroom vanity, t… more…
Oreilly.com
As soon as I received my first Raspberry Pi, I knew that it would be a wonderful platform to bring AI into the physical world. Since the initial hardware didn’t have good CPU support for fast arithmetic, I ended up writing code that ran on the GPU so I could … more…
Oreilly.com
Coauthored with Claude Unrestricted global access to frontier AI technology is ending. The US government has taken steps to control who can use the most advanced models developed by American companies. While Claude Fable and the GPT-5.6 models are now open to… more…
Oreilly.com
This is the first article in a series about post-training. Follow along on Radar. Before post-training, there was a major problem with LLMs: Almost nobody could use them. The story of post-training is also the story of how AI went from a research curiosity to… more…
Oreilly.com
In 1995, the question in the media was whether Netscape or Microsoft would control the web. The answer, it turned out, was neither. Both Netscape and Microsoft aimed to dominate the web server and browser market, reasoning that whoever controlled both ends of… more…
PCWorld
When heatwaves strike in summer, any chance to cool down is welcome — whether at the lake, in an ice-cream parlor, or at home in front of a fan. What’s a relief for us is also something your computer desperately needs as soon as the thermometer hits the 30-de… more…
AndroidGuys
Ascentiz has released its H Series wearable exoskeletons for direct purchase, bringing hip-assisted mobility technology to hikers, runners, cyclists, travelers, and people who want extra support during everyday movement. The lineup includes the Ascentiz H Pro… more…
AndroidGuys
Marantz has officially unveiled the CINEMA Series 2, marking the next step for its celebrated home theater receiver family. Building on over seven decades of audio innovation, the updated collection features four new models: the flag-bearer CINEMA 50 Series 2… more…
AndroidGuys
If you’ve been looking for a reason to refresh your running gear, COROS just gave you two very bright ones. The company is expanding its popular PACE 4 lineup with two bold and electric new additions: Ultraviolet and Neon Yellow. These aren’t your standard, m… more…
Grist
Texas revamped its early warning system after a Hill Country flood killed 139 people last year. July's historic flood revealed what it accomplished — and what’s left to do. more…
Fstoppers
Anthropic officially confirms it's building a custom chip team to develop bespoke silicon for Claude AI models. The company is hiring experienced semiconductor engineers as it joins competitors like Google, OpenAI, and Meta in the race for cost-efficient AI i… more…
Fstoppers
Your camera gets the glory, but your desk is where the hours actually go. Culling a 2,000-frame wedding, stacking a 40-shot Milky Way panorama, running AI masks across a folder of 61-megapixel raw files: none of that happens in the field. It happens on the ma… more…
Fstoppers
The right laptop edits a wedding on a hotel bed as happily as it does at your desk; the wrong one turns every export into a fan-screaming, battery-draining compromise. Here's how to tell them apart in 2026, and which machines are actually worth carrying. [R… more…
9to5google.com
Hey, how’s it going? I hope you had a lovely weekend. I was off last week, relaxing by the water, trying to finish a harrowing Booker Prize-winning novel about Australian POWs during WWII, rekindling my love for Love & Basketball, and playing far too much Lum… more…
TechRadar
Russia's Angara expansion combines domestic machinery with strategically important Chinese equipment supporting critical manufacturing processes. more…
TechRadar
Chinese military researchers are distilling US AI models into systems they can run locally. more…
TechRadar
Staying private and secure on your phone and online is becoming increasingly challenging, but there are plenty of tools to help. more…
TechRadar
Asus ROG now has 20 years of innovation under its belt — and its current range has a wealth of options for gamers and creators more…
TechRadar
Quantum's first public good may be protecting the digital world it is about to transform. more…
TechRadar
It has become easy to consume an AI model but almost impossible to make one. more…
TechRadar
Virtualization decisions should align with business strategy more…
TechRadar
I tested the Samsung Galaxy S26, and it checks all of the flagship boxes — but its price hike is hard to justify. more…
TechRadar
‘This technology doesn’t need the cloud whatsoever, it’s simply cheaper and easier for manufacturers’ — why one expert thinks we’re overlooking the biggest privacy issue in the AI boom, and what a prolific digital rights advocate thinks needs to change more…
Tom's Hardware UK
Pick up this 144-in-1 repair toolkit from Strebito, with 120 bits and a number of other tools, for less than $40 right now, saving you 20%. more…
Tom's Hardware UK
A redesigned Bench tool, inside China's domestic Chipmaking efforts, breaking, and we offer a free technical breakdown of Samsung's latest memory-related announcements. more…
Tom's Hardware UK
This USB looks like a standard 8GB drive, but it unlocks a hidden partition when you create a text file with the password inside. The password is never actually written to storage; it's instead intercepted by the custom firmware and copied into the microcontr… more…
Tom's Hardware UK
An AI agent got confused with file path conventions and mistakenly deleted its user's entire profile folder. Claude Opus 5 apologized to the user, who called it "the funniest and most painful AI moment I've had." more…
Tom's Hardware UK
The Glorious Wireless InfinitePlay offers solid sound, quality comms, and never-ending uptime at a reduced price. There’s a handful of trade-offs, but this headset has more wins than losses and is definitely worth considering. more…
Tom's Hardware UK
AMD's 3D V-Cache takes on Intel's latest Core Ultra architecture as we compare the two across various metrics including gaming, productivity, power consumption, and value. more…
ComputerBase
CachyOS erhält mit dem August-2026-Update das fünfte Installations-Image in diesem Jahr. Die größten Neuerungen sind der komplett neu geschriebene Paketmanager Shelly 3.0 und der Wechsel von Cachy-Update zu Arch-Update 4 als neue Basis. more…
ComputerBase
Nur auf den ersten Blick wirkt die Lexar Play X wie eine herkömmliche M.2-SSD mit PCIe 4.0. Doch steckt dahinter ein ganz neues Design, das sich „mSSD“ nennt und vom Mutterkonzern Longsys erdacht wurde. Hierbei stecken sämtliche Komponenten in einem Package. … more…
Ubergizmo
Microsoft is preparing to expand its backward compatibility ecosystem by bringing Xbox 360 games to Windows PCs. According to internal developer documentation obtained by The Verge, the strategic initiative will allow classic console titles to run on PCs, han… more…
The Gadgeteer
Smart glasses have spent years promising a computer you can wear all day. Heat is the part of that promise that keeps getting left out. Put a processor, cameras, wireless radios, translation tools, and a display inside a frame that sits against skin, and the … more…
The Gadgeteer
I don’t need another list of 20 iPhone tricks. I want one small tool that changes a daily task without asking me to learn a new app, buy an accessory, or rebuild a workflow. The onscreen keyboard’s hidden trackpad fits that test. Apple documents the feature i… more…
The Gadgeteer
Back-to-school is when the first-phone question stops being theoretical. A kid has practice pickup, bus changes, sleepovers, after-school clubs, and more time away from the adults who usually coordinate everything. If you are weighing a wearable before a phon… more…
The Gadgeteer
Back-to-school is when the first-phone question stops being theoretical. A kid has practice pickup, bus changes, sleepovers, after-school clubs, and more time away from the adults who usually coordinate everything. If you are weighing a wearable before a phon… more…
The Gadgeteer
I keep coming back to the same family communication failure: the message exists, but it lives in a place nobody checks. A group chat can hold the grocery reminder, the school pickup change, and the note about the broken cabinet, yet each person still has to o… more…
The Gadgeteer
The Xteink X4 makes a sharp promise: carry a real E Ink reader in the space where your phone usually goes. At $69 from Xteink, its 4.3-inch screen and 77-gram body solve the size problem that makes a full-size reader annoying to pack. The catch is equally cle… more…
The Gadgeteer
A function count is the first thing you read on a multitool listing and the least useful thing on it. Twenty five sounds like more tool than fifteen, and fifteen sounds like more than five, so the number closes the sale before anything else gets a turn. What … more…
The Gadgeteer
A flagship headphone doesn’t get a new paint job because the design team ran out of things to do. It gets one because the product still has selling left in it and the spec sheet can’t carry that alone. Sony’s WH-1000XM6 is now available in Olive Gray, and tha… more…
Forbes
Spine and joint pain doesn't always have to end in surgery. Discover how regenerative medicine helps high performers repair joint and spinal tissues, restore function, and avoid invasive procedures. more…