iOS 27 Will Finally Fix a Common Android-iOS Messaging Annoyance
Apple will finally let iPhone users reply to specific messages from Android phones when iOS 27 arrives in September. Called inline replies, the feature is common across most mainstream messaging platforms today. Before this, replies to specific green-bubble messages appeared as new texts, which broke the flow of chats, whether in group chats or DMs. […]
Apple hits back at OpenAI’s bid to dismiss trade secret theft lawsuit
Apple has filed its response to OpenAI’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit in which it accuses two former employees, as well as OpenAI and io Products, of stealing its trade secrets. Here are the details. A bit of context A few days ago, OpenAI filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit Apple brought against the […]
TrueFoundry’s open source AI agent harness TrueForge boasts 30%-75% cheaper task completion than Claude Managed Agents
Another day, another new AI agent harness is released. Only this time, it’s one that aims to solve a growing enterprise problem as AI agents proliferate: enabling greater developer control of agents and tools, while reducing cost. TrueFoundry, a San Francisco B2B machine learning startup co-founded in 2021 by former Meta engineers, has released its […]
Schlage Sense Pro review: UWB Home Key proves itself again
The Schlage Sense Pro is the latest smart lock to support Apple Home Key via Ultra Wideband, and while it’s an impressive solution, it’s largely an Apple-only lock at launch. Ultra Wideband can automatically unlock your door as you approach, with greater reliability and performance than Bluetooth smart locks. So far, only one or two […]
Do Helmet Spoilers Make You Faster?
Shivesh Srivastav/Shutterstock The primary purpose of a helmet is to prevent skull fractures and reduce injury to the brain. And it isn’t just visible head wounds which can cause concerns, but also less evident damage, such as a concussions. For this reason, modern helmet design is increasingly focused […]
Smart wearables market set to generate more than $1 trillion
A new Counterpoint Research report predicts that consumer wearables will generate more than $1 trillion in cumulative revenue through 2032, with smartwatches and wireless earbuds leading the pack. Here is the breakdown. Smartwatches and wireless earbuds expected to lead the market In a report published today, Counterpoint Research says that “the global consumer wearables market […]
What’s The Difference Between Billet And Cast Aluminum Engine Blocks?
Pixel B/Shutterstock Unless you’re an automotive DIYer or car enthusiast, you may not know much about the various types of engine blocks. But one of the primary differences between engine blocks is how they’re manufactured. This is the case with billet blocks, which start as a solid piece […]
Watch Susan Kare revisit the icons and graphics for the original Mac
Legendary graphic designer Susan Kare spoke recently at the Startup School 2026 event, and the video for her talk is now up on Y Combinator’s YouTube channel. Watch it below. Susan Kare shares great stories and design lessons More than 40 years after the launch of the original Macintosh, the system’s graphics, fonts, icons, and […]
Best Buy ‘Repaired’ a 64GB Laptop by Making It 32GB
One Best Buy customer is fuming after receiving a laptop with just 32GB of RAM after a warranty repair. The reason? It had 64GB when they sent it in. To make matters worse, Tom’s Hardware reports that Best Buy now claims the laptop only has 32GB at its maximum configuration, potentially highlighting a listing issue […]
Pixel Screenshots Update Makes It Easier to Find Saved Captures
Google has updated the Pixel’s Screenshots app with new filters for date range, source app, and collections. You can access these via the filter icon under the Screenshots heading. Through the date filter, you can now view screenshots from the last 24 hours, seven days, 30 days, six months, and one year. You can also […]