In this episode, Ray Cochrane leads with GitHub’s worst reliability month on record and the AI infrastructure pressure behind it. He also covers Warp going open source, Apple’s Mac supply crunch, OpenAI’s goblin tic, the first 1X humanoid factory in…
Artifact wrote on Medium a post titled “Introducing Artifact Comments”. It was written by the Artifact Team. …Creating a positive community is also important to us; we want to build a respectful medium where everyone feels free to participate. To…
OnePlus have opened reservations for the OnePlus Pad but it’ll cost you UK£99 hold your spot until the price is announced on 25th April. Don’t worry, the fee is refundable if you decide the Pad isn’t for you and there…
Android Developers Blog posted information titled “Reduce uninstalls for your app with auto-archive”. It was posted by Chang Liu and Lidia Gaymond, Product Managers, Google Play. From the information: Did you know that one of the main reasons users uninstall…
Security experts have warned about the emergence of previously unknown spyware with hacking abilities comparable to NSO Group’s Pegasus that has already been used by clients to target journalists, political opposition figures, and an employee of an NGO, The Guardian…
Substack has launched Notes to everyone. Notes is a new space where you can publish short-form posts and share ideas with other writers and readers on Substack. Notes helps writers’ and creators’ work travel through the Substack network for new…
YouTube posted on its Official Blog “5 Premium features to up your YouTube game.” For more control and access, to ads-free, offline, background play and an uninterrupted music listening experience, here are some of our latest Premium features for pro-users…
Twitter Circles is leaking, with users reporting that posts meant for a limited audience are instead being pushed out to millions of strangers. You should always think twice before you tweet, but it’s a good idea to be extra cautious…