TechCrunchby TechCrunch Events10 Sept 2026
Let’s just get this out of the way: Mark Wahlberg is as A-list as it gets. He broke out in 1997’s “Boogie Nights,” and in the nearly three decades since, he’s built one of the highest-wattage...
The GitHub Blogby Kayla Cinnamon10 Sept 2026
Try using the GitHub Copilot app > Senior AI Developer Tools Advocate When an agent makes a change to your code, you want to review it, run it, and see what changed.
Yanko Designby Sarang Sheth10 Sept 2026
Let me be clear. There’s no universe in which I think 2 thousand dollars is the right price for a smartphone.
How-To Geekby Dibakar Ghosh10 Sept 2026
Conventional wisdom says that if something costs money, it's probably better than a free alternative.
GSMArena.comby Peter10 Sept 2026
Apple’s relatively stable smartphone line-up made it easy for people to figure out their upgrade path.
Polygon.comby Sam Hill10 Sept 2026
Borderlands 4 is getting a major content drop this week, and Steam players have a convenient excuse to jump into the looter-shooter without paying a cent.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger10 Sept 2026
Just days after AI music company Suno released its first model trained on material from major record labels with their permission, one of the few holdout labels, Universal Music Group, has entered...
The Independentby Alistair Charlton10 Sept 2026
After years of rumour and speculation, Apple has finally revealed its first folding smartphone. Called the iPhone Duo – a name few saw coming – the new handset is broadly passport-sized, with a...
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Ian Carlos Campbell)10 Sept 2026
Anthropic caught scientists using Claude to further biological weapon research The company has produced an extensive collection of case studies covering the ways its current AI models have been...
MakeUseOfby Oluwaseun Bamisile10 Sept 2026
Windows being filled with bloatware is like saying rain is wet: it's common knowledge. A lot of the programs that come preinstalled with Windows are things nobody asks for or even uses.
Lifehackerby Emily Long10 Sept 2026
Libby is a service that connects users to their local library systems, giving them access to an enormous catalog of digital content, including e-books, audiobooks, and magazines—for free.
TechCrunchby Sarah Perez10 Sept 2026
Demand for OpenAI’s newest and most powerful model, Astra, has led the company to temporarily pause subscriptions for its $200-per-month Pro plan, citing strain on its infrastructure.
TechCrunchby Russell Brandom10 Sept 2026
A new report released Thursday by Anthropic alleged persistent distillation attacks by China-based AI companies, which have escalated in recent months as competition in the space has intensified.
Carscoopsby Thanos Pappas10 Sept 2026
- Spanish brand Galloper returns with rebadged Nissan 4x4s. - Ayanet pickup and Gredos SUV pack Mitsubishi engines. - They launch in October with pricing from €26k ($30k).
The Independentby Barbara Ortutay10 Sept 2026
Anthropic said Thursday it has blocked efforts by bad actors to use its artificial intelligence models for malicious activity such as cyberattacks, surveillance, and research that could have led to...
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Karissa Bell)10 Sept 2026
Meta is testing Community Notes in Latin America. Fact checkers are worried. The company is suggesting that its work with traditional fact checkers could come to an end.
Gizmodoby Webb Wright10 Sept 2026
Apple had a lot to talk about during its “Surprise and Shine” product launch event on Wednesday: a new CEO, revamped AirPods, an Apple Watch that can record your conversations, and of course, a...
The Blog of Author Tim Ferrissby Tim Ferriss10 Sept 2026
This episode is a bit different. It’s a live, unscripted working session with a founder, and I’ve only done one other earlier this year.
Yanko Designby Sarang Sheth10 Sept 2026
The folio case for smartphones remains an entirely boomer product offering. Having a case with a flap that covers your screen and needs to be folded open like a book to answer calls or use your...
How-To Geekby David Delony10 Sept 2026
One reason that Linux has struggled to gain desktop users is the perception that the Linux desktop is a mess. Apps look too different from each other, and command-line elitists rule the system.
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