Grace Murphy 
Ask any developer, and they’ll tell you that their setup is usually set in stone. Even as a hobbyist, my setup has been consistent for years, with iTerm2 being a reliable, fast, and deeply configurable tool in my arsenal. But it also comes with friction that I’ve had to learn to work around. Whether it’s … Read more
I love Linux. I know many of our readers do too, and there are good reasons for that. Between a generally snappier experience, fewer intrusive “features,” easy setup, and extensive customization options, there’s a lot to like about Linux that makes it hard to go back to Windows. But every now and then, when I … Read more
OpenAI today launched Daybreak, a response to Anthropic’s Project Glasswing initiative and the Mythos AI model. Like Glasswing, Daybreak is a cyber defense effort that will help tech companies detect security vulnerabilities in their platforms. OpenAI says Daybreak aims to build cyber defense into software from the start. It builds on OpenAI’s April release of … Read more
Peopleimages/Getty Images Being able to wirelessly share data between different devices at short range via Bluetooth is extremely convenient. The technology is integrated into consumer electronics, from headphones and your smartphone to cool gadgets designed for Bluetooth for utility or entertainment purposes. For many of us, Bluetooth … Read more
chainarong06/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Smartphone addiction is so common in our digital age that it’s easy to overlook the very real consequences of overreliance on this technology. Research indicates that overuse of smartphones carries risks that can lead to several … Read more
The only CI who returned to elementary school was in art class. I am, by all accounts, bad at design. Although I like to think I have a good aesthetic sense, I’m not good at bringing what I have in mind to life. Over the years, I’ve really tried to hone my design skills. I’ve … Read more
I recently reviewed some multifunctional, high-power desktop chargers, and I think they are perfect for providing reliable power to your devices while keeping your space decluttered. Most chargers I’ve tested typically have a max output of 140, like the Nomos charger, or 200W, like Anker’s charging station. But as we have more and more technology … Read more
Backyard Production/Getty Images We live in an age of consumer technology that favors cosmetic minimalism (generally speaking), which is part of the reason why remote controls continue to have fewer and fewer real buttons. Fortunately, brands like Amazon took this into account when designing its Fire TV … Read more
Does the Paypal platform have just experienced a massive hack? Since August 16, 2025, a hacker operating under the pseudonym chucky_bf claims to have a colossal base of 15.8 million emails and passwords associated with accounts recorded on the platform. The cybercriminal would have put this information on a specialized market place for sale, without … Read more
Claude Projects has been part of my workflow for a while now, I don’t think I can imagine not using it at this point. When something becomes reliable enough, you just build around it and forget to question it. I use it to keep long-running research contexts alive and to execute design briefs without re-explaining … Read more