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Britain’s antitrust regulator has proposed forcing Apple to allow developers to link to third-party payment options to purchase apps and subscriptions outside of the App Store. The proposal would specifically ban Apple from using the same forms of “malicious compliance” it has tried in both the US a
Three AirDrop vulnerabilities have been discovered by security researchers, affecting both iPhone and Mac, with similar ones found in Android’s Quick Share. An attacker could easily exploit the vulnerabilities to cause AirDrop, AirPlay, Handoff, Universal Clipboard, and Continuity Camera to crash an
In a very un-Apple manner, the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro emerged in the flesh well ahead of its announcement. The yet-to-be-released flagship appeared in a drop test showcasing its design which, as expected, is nearly identical to the iPhone 17 Pro. There are two videos circulating the web and both sho
I didn't realize how repetitive my chats had become
Netflix has been trying to clamp down on password sharing for years now, and it has just added an additional barrier in the form of a new requirement for each profile to have a unique email address. In other streaming news, Amazon is being sued for forcing Prime Video members to watch ads without re
Year after year, the major browser and operating-system vendors report the same number: roughly 70 percent of their serious security vulnerabilities are memory-safety bugs in C and C++. ARM Memory Tagging Extension attacks that number directly, in silicon, by giving every chunk of memory a small col
CMA says developers should be able to steer users away from app stores for payments to increase competition Business live – latest updates The UK’s competition watchdog is challenging Apple and Google’s “effective duopoly” over mobile platforms by allowing developers to steer users away from their a
Which jobs will AI replace? Start with two lists—the high-risk list and the safe list. The key criterion isn't your industry; it's how much of your daily work is repetitive execution versus creative decision-making. People who can orchestrate AI agents will replace people who can't. Customer service
Agent vs Robots: What's the Difference? One sentence to remember: Robots are assembly line workers—one task, ten thousand times; Agents are digital employees—rethinking every task Robots follow fixed scripts over and over;Agents adapt to changing conditions. Robots use if-then branches; Agents use L
There is a specific threshold every engineer crosses when building with modern LLMs. You wire a language model to a live tool and send a single open-ended query. The model triggers an API, evaluates the JSON payload, self-corrects, and autonomously spins up a subsequent call. Then it hits you: the l
Quand un investisseur s'intéresse à votre startup, la Due Diligence technique est souvent le moment le plus redouté par les fondateurs. On imagine des experts qui vont fouiller chaque ligne de code et trouver tous les cadavres dans les placards. La réalité est à la fois plus simple et plus exigeante
What is LangChain? It's the glue that connects large language models with tools — you write a few lines of code, and the Agent handles everything from breaking down tasks to calling tools to getting the job done. The most mainstream Agent development framework in 2026, with 135k+ Stars on GitHub. Ke
Stop Committing 50,000-Line PostgreSQL Schema Files to Git If you've ever version-controlled a PostgreSQL database, you've probably run into the same problem. You make a small schema change—a new column, an updated function, or a new index—and suddenly Git shows thousands of changed lines. Reviewing
Prologue A while ago, I decided to develop a fully accessible main navigation component in React and write a series of articles documenting the steps it took to create a non-trivial accessible component. This article completes the process of creating a main navigation component that is universally a
There's a paradox nobody wants to say out loud: the same frameworks companies pick because they're "enterprise-ready," "scalable," and "industry standard" are, for an LLM writing code, a minefield. Angular, React with its whole ecosystem, Nx with its monorepos: these are powerful tools, built by hum
Every WordPress developer knows the feeling. A host emails: "PHP 7.4 reaches end of life — we're moving you to 8.x." Or you finally want the performance and security of PHP 8.4. You stage it, click upgrade, and… white screen. Somewhere in the 40 plugins and 3 themes on the site, something called a f
Microsoft has announced the limited public preview of Copilot Autofix for GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps, extending AI-powered vulnerability remediation to teams using Azure Repos. By Craig Risi
If you've let a coding agent loose on AWS, you've watched it guess. It invents API parameters that don't exist, or hands you an S3 bucket a security review will bounce on sight. The Agent Toolkit for AWS is built to stop that. By the end of this post you'll have it running in whatever editor you use
David Hardoon, who left Standard Chartered after less than a year, will lead advanced AI for the region at a consultancy betting heavily on enterprise adoption. The corporate AI leadership market moves quickly enough that a year now counts as a tenure. David Hardoon, Standard Chartered’s former glob
Meta wants its own AI coding tools. To get there, it is telling its engineers to be careful with the rival tools they lean on today. Meta has placed strict limits on how engineers in its applied AI division use Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex, The Information reported. The worry is inadve
