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Most design tools treat developers as an afterthought. You get handed a file, you squint at a spec panel, and you manually translate someone else's pixels into code that drifts out of sync the moment the design changes. Penpot is an open-source design and prototyping platform where design is express
Getting enterprises to adopt autonomous agents isn't a model problem — it's a governance problem. That's the gap NemoClaw is built to close. NemoClaw is Nvidia's collection of open blueprints for taking agents from prototype to governed production deployment. It ships today for OpenClaw and Hermes.
Valve's Steam Machine finally has a price: a whopping $1,049 for the 512GB configuration or $1,349 for the 2TB version. And those are without bundled controllers, which drive up the cost more. The prices are so high in part because Valve isn't subsidizing the hardware, and the company has already in
Apple's excellent over-ear AirPods Max 2 headphones have been deeply discounted ahead of Prime Day.
The vertical GPU mount is a thermal trap for 90% of PC configurations.
Anthropic's new $85,000 AI fellowship and China's education overhaul point to a surprising trend: AI literacy may become one of the most valuable career skills of the future.
It takes everything I like about VS Code and pushes it further
The JaredFromSubway Ethereum MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) bot suffered a $15 million loss after an attacker manipulated the opportunity-detection logic by creating fake cryptocurrency trading opportunities. [...]
Tata Electronics confirmed today that it was recently targeted by a cyberattack, with hackers claiming to have stolen and leaked confidential documents from Apple and Tesla. Here are the details.
iOS 27 will introduce the next big update to Android-iPhone messaging with support for inline replies and photo reactions.
Apple’s release notes for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 reveal that AirPort Utility will soon be removed from the App Store. Here are the details.
Welcome to episode 37 of The Sideload, a 9to5Google podcast. This week, Will is joined by Andrew Romero to discuss the ongoing rise of smart glasses, what brands are nailing the basics, and what to expect from Google’s entry into the market later this year. Plus, live-ish reactions to the Steam Mach
Jon Prosser is getting a new chance to respond to Apple’s complaint over the leak of iOS 26 and the Liquid Glass revamp. Here are the details.
Last week, a report from Apple's supply chain indicated that the iPhone Ultra would be delayed. This was quickly shot down by a leaker over on Weibo, and today there's a new supply chain report that backs that up. According to an unnamed source "at an Apple supplier", the iPhone Ultra will be unveil
Google Health’s work to address issues and make improvements to the redesigned Android and iOS app continues today with version 5.02.
AWS deprecates Lambda runtimes on a 3-phase schedule: Phase 1 ends security patches, Phase 2 blocks creating new functions, Phase 3 blocks updating existing ones. Once Phase 3 hits, a frozen function's only path forward is a full redeploy on a new runtime. nodejs20.x is on that track; nodejs22.x is
Your app goes down at 2am. Support tickets flood in. Users tweet angry things. But the worst part? Every single person had to check for themselves — no one knew what was happening. Sound familiar? A public status page changes all of that. It gives your users one place to check, saves your support te
Built a small tool for Claude Code that tracks whether “agent memory” rules actually pay for themselves in token usage. The idea is simple: every persistent instruction should justify itself by reducing future token cost. If it doesn’t, it gets flagged for removal. Over time, a surprising amount of
I spent a week building Wingman, an open source MCP server that renders a persistent task panel inline in Claude conversations using MCP Apps (SEP-1865). The spec is solid. The SDK is solid. But I hit two bugs that cost me most of a weekend each, and neither is documented anywhere I could find. Writ
The first text message ever sent was not a love note, a meeting reminder, or a meme. It was a Christmas greeting. On December 3, 1992, a 22-year-old engineer named Neil Papworth sat at a desktop computer, typed two words, and sent the world's first SMS to a mobile phone: "Merry Christmas." More than
