Free Mac app exposes USB-C cable quality secrets
A free app now lets Mac users test USB-C cables without extra hardware—here’s what you need to know.
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Perplexity AI Steps In to Simplify Outlook Inboxes
A growing number of professionals are offloading Outlook clutter to Perplexity AI—here’s how it works and why it’s gaining traction.
Global coalition warns of Russian attacks on critical infrastructure
A US-led cyber alliance urges network defenders to harden routers after Russian hackers target critical infrastructure.
InterceptX steps up as Manifest V3-compliant HTTP modifier
Chrome extension InterceptX offers a lightweight, local-first replacement for ModHeader, built for Manifest V3 with rule-based header edits, redirects, and domain filters.
Google’s SensorFM: AI that turns wearable data into health insights
Google’s new SensorFM foundation model processes trillions of minutes of Fitbit and Pixel Watch data to deliver advanced health insights and benchmark-topping performance.
Lorde calls AI smartglasses “not sexy,” sparks debate
Pop star Lorde criticizes AI-powered smartglasses during a live set, reigniting conversations about authenticity and wearable tech’s cultural impact.
Treat your Linux PC like a server for smoother performance
Linux laptops often lag behind servers in reliability—switching to scheduled maintenance can change that.
OpenAI lifts GPT-5.6 Sol limits as demand spikes
OpenAI temporarily relaxes strict usage caps on its latest GPT-5.6 Sol model amid a surge in developer interest.
Rivalry Radar turns fan takes into real-time World Cup heat scores
A new app uses Google AI and Snowflake to score World Cup rivalries live as fans post Terrace Takes, ranking hottest matchups and most passionate fanbases.
NeuroVFM: A Breakthrough in AI for Brain Imaging
A new AI model trained on millions of uncurated MRI and CT scans is set to change how brain imaging is analyzed, reducing reliance on curated datasets and improving generalist performance.