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If you’ve opened the App Store and wondered why an unfamiliar chatbot is beating the usual suspects, congrats: you’ve stumbled into the DeepSeek era. The pitch isn’t complicated. It’s a fast, competent AI assistant that does the things most people want—summaries, emails, coding help, analysis—without
Anthropic is done playing prototype theater. The company just dropped Claude Sonnet 4.5—its new flagship for coding—and is pitching it not as a toy for demos, but as the model you actually wire into production. Translation: fewer “look ma, AI wrote fizzbuzz” moments, more “ship
ChatGPT wants to be your morning briefing now. OpenAI just rolled out ChatGPT Pulse, a proactive daily digest that surfaces personalized updates before you even ask for them. Think of it like Google Now’s info cards resurrected, but powered by a chatty LLM that’s been
Google’s latest Labs experiment, Mixboard, is basically Pinterest with a prompt bar—and I mean that as a compliment. It’s an AI-powered moodboard canvas that lets you conjure visual directions from a blank page (or a template) using simple text prompts via Gemini 2.5 Flash Image.
Apple’s trying something novel: testing Siri like it actually matters. Per Bloomberg (via Engadget), the company built an internal ChatGPT-style app called “Veritas” to put the revamped assistant through its paces before the public ever touches it. It’s not meant for consumers, and it probably
Google isn’t killing Chrome OS. It’s raiding it. The company just said the quiet part out loud: the future of “Google PCs” is Android-first, with Chrome OS tech folded in where it actually matters. Translation: windowing, taskbar sanity, proper keyboard/mouse support, real file management, fast updates,
Amazon’s latest PR trick goes something like this: “AI made me do it.” First, the company blames artificial intelligence for a wave of layoffs. Then, according to a group of US senators, it quietly backfills roles with lower-paid H-1B workers. If that sounds like corporate
TechCrunch pulled together something that should be embarrassingly obvious but keeps getting ignored by lawmakers and platforms alike: when LGBTQ+ teens lose access to safe online spaces, their mental health outcomes get worse. Not “maybe worse,” not “hard to quantify worse.” Worse, full stop. In
Logitech just dusted off one of the smartest ideas in peripherals and gave it a modern, desk-friendly spin: a solar keyboard that stays charged off any light in the room. Sunlight, office fluorescents, your moody LED desk lamp—it doesn’t care. If your workspace isn’t a
Meta wants you to try on the future — in person, under bright retail lights, with a rep hovering nearby. Following the debut of its first display-equipped smart glasses, the $799 Meta Ray‑Ban Display, the company is spinning up “Meta Lab” pop‑ups where you can
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