A longtime skeptic of automatic tiling finally found a version that clicks. The key was a horizontal, scrollable layout that solved his screen space issues. But it’s not without its own set of problems.
Apple’s iOS 26.2 update, released on Friday, December 16, is reportedly toggling on automatic software updates without clear user consent. The change could force users to install future updates immediately, bypassing their preference to wait for bug reports. Users are advised to check their Software
New leaks from iOS 26 and kernel debug kits suggest Apple is testing a powerful new iMac. Codenamed J833c, it would be powered by an M5 Max chip, marking a potential return to pro-level all-in-one desktops.
AI is moving beyond simple tasks to become a thinking partner for managers facing complex decisions. The CEO of MoviePass uses it as a “sounding board” for negotiations and interpersonal issues. But this shift requires new guardrails to prevent judgment from going on autopilot.
Rising memory chip costs are set to disrupt the global smartphone market in 2026. Analysts predict shipment declines and price hikes, with low-end models facing the most severe impact.
The past year saw a relentless wave of cyber-attacks targeting major global brands. The tactics ranged from exploiting zero-days in enterprise software to ransomware that halted production lines.
A veteran CTO named Bob just quit his job after being told to cut a third of his staff, not based on skills, but budget. His resignation forces a brutal question: in today’s tech market, do real, revenue-generating skills actually matter anymore, or have they been permanently devalued?
Amazon is laying off 370 employees at its European headquarters in Luxembourg, which is about 8.5% of the local workforce. The cuts, negotiated down from an initial plan of 470, primarily affect software developers as the company deepens its AI focus.
A chilling question is hitting boardrooms: after millions in investment, why is AI failing? New research shows a staggering 95% of organizations get no measurable return, and the culprit is a familiar one.
MSI has unveiled a special 10th-anniversary Godlike X motherboard for AMD’s AM5 platform, and it costs a staggering $1,300. It’s limited to just 1,000 units and packs extreme features like support for DDR5-9000+ memory and a massive 64MB BIOS. This board is less about value and more about being a co
