Lily Adams 
Nintendo likes to surprise, as we know. But With Drag X Drive, the Kyoto firm pushes the concept of innovation until physical exhaustion. This wheelchair basketball game exclusively uses the Motion Control and the mouse function of the Joy-Con of the Switch 2. A rather malignant idea on paper which quickly reveals its limits … Read more
Adobe is rolling out new sharing capabilities for PDF Spaces in Acrobat today, letting users turn static materials into interactive, AI-powered summaries, audio overviews, branded presentations, and even a custom chatbot for recipients. Here are the details. Acrobat now creates interactive workspaces from static PDFs Adobe’s push into AI-powered experiences continues today with the launch … Read more
Instagram will remove end-to-end encryption for direct messages between users starting May 8, 2026. When that date arrives, Meta will potentially be able to see the content of all messages between users on the social media platform. Message encryption has been an optional feature of Instagram since 2023, but in March this year the social … Read more
If you were to conduct a random survey of desktop and laptop owners asking them, “When was the last time you updated the firmware on your SSD?” “, there is no doubt that the overwhelming majority would answer “never”, and a select few would not even know that this option existed. Modern NVMe drives are … Read more
Look, it’s Friday. OpenAI has updated the Codex. He has Tamagotchi-style pets. You can create your own. Lil Finder Guy is hovering over my Dock. This is when Codex truly became a superapp The Codex’s new /pet feature is really just for fun. You can type “/pet” to show or hide one of the many … Read more
The winners of the Swift Student Challenge 2026 have been announced. Apple chose 350 Swift Student Challenge winners from around the world while detailing four distinguished winners and their apps. Apple has announced that the annual Swift Student Challenge sees people from 37 different countries and regions chosen as winners. Of those 350, 50 were … Read more
Windows 11 launched in October 2021 and has become Microsoft’s go-to operating system thanks to the impending end of life of Windows 10. After all this time, there are still significant parts of the operating system that don’t work in dark mode. However, Redmond is making significant progress, bringing a few key dialog boxes into … Read more
Why Running AI Models Locally Actually Makes Sense Running AI models locally used to mean expensive GPU clusters and a PhD in systems engineering. That’s no longer true. Tools like Ollama have made it genuinely straightforward to run open-weight models on your own hardware — no cloud subscription, no data leaving your machine, no rate … Read more
The White House has announced the cavalcade of CEOs President Trump will take to China, and besides Tim Cook, it includes just about everyone you’d expect. President Donald Trump is heading to Beijing to discuss trade with President Xi Jinping, and he has no plans to do it alone. As he has done in the … Read more
Security researchers admitted that Anthropic’s Mythos AI model was capable of hacking macOS, bypassing Apple’s security systems in a way never before possible. Mythos is an early version of a new, more powerful Claude AI model software that has not yet been released to the public. Anthropic engineers have warned that it is too good … Read more