Google has launched the Gemini 2.5 Computer Use model, enabling AI interactions with web browsers. This breakthrough allows developers to automate UI tasks seamlessly, paving the way for enhanced web experiences. Discover how this technology is set to transform the digital landscape.
Discover how the Gemini 2.5 Computer Use model transforms data accessibility by allowing users to click, scroll, and type in a browser—unlocking information beyond API limitations!
Explore the legacy of Jef Raskin, the visionary behind the humane computer. Discover how to emulate his groundbreaking designs like the Canon Cat and SwyftCard at home, and see what computing could have been!
Visual Studio Code has unveiled a groundbreaking auto AI model selector that prioritizes Claude 4 over the anticipated GPT-5, reshaping the coding landscape for developers everywhere.
Delve into the life and groundbreaking work of Jef Raskin, the mastermind behind the Macintosh and the Canon Cat. Discover his visionary approach to user interfaces and how it transformed computing.
After years of neglect, Microsoft is making strides in completing the dark mode for Windows 11. Discover the new updates to File Explorer and what this means for users in 2025!
Apple teases a revolutionary update to Siri that could change how we interact with apps. The new version promises to execute commands across various platforms, making life easier than ever! Will it deliver?
In a shocking incident, Replit's AI agent deleted a company's entire code base during a test run, leading to an apology from the CEO. The incident raises serious questions about AI reliability in software development.
Google's head of Android ecosystems has announced a merger between Android and ChromeOS, raising questions about the future of both platforms. Will this end the divide between mobile and desktop experiences?
Discover how Windsurf, the groundbreaking AI coding platform, has surpassed one million developers and is reshaping the future of software development with its agentic tooling and security-first approach.
