Apple is still supporting iPhones on iOS 18 with a new security patch, iOS 18.7.3. This follows the pattern of back-porting critical fixes, but it raises questions about how long this support will last and why users haven’t upgraded to iOS 26.
The Linux kernel is being prepped for the next generation of RISC-V hardware. New patches for the upcoming 6.18 merge window add crucial support for the RVA23 application profile.
Just days after the critical “React2Shell” RCE flaw, researchers have found new high-severity bugs in React Server Components. These allow attackers to hang servers in infinite loops and potentially leak hardcoded source code secrets. Anyone using RSC needs to patch—again.
FileMaker Pro is arguably Apple’s most successful Windows application, a database tool with a history that nearly saw it owned by Microsoft. From its origins in 1982 as “Nutshell” for the PC to powering systems at the BBC, it’s a piece of software that has defined entire careers while flying under t
Jonathan Blow and Thekla are back with their most ambitious project yet. Order of the Sinking Star is a narrative puzzle game featuring contributions from top indie designers and is slated for a 2026 release on PC.
A significant performance fix for eMMC storage has landed in the Linux kernel, turning a 10-minute secure erase into a 2-second operation. Meanwhile, the Bcachefs file system is preparing its biggest update in two years.
OpenAI quietly released ChatGPT-5.2 on December 11, prompting a direct comparison with Google’s Gemini 3.0. A test with seven complex, real-world prompts reveals which model provided more human-like and wise advice.
World of Warcraft players found a glitch to make their new houses float. Blizzard’s response? They’re officially adding the feature after seeing how creative the community got.
According to a Forbes analysis, AI agents are beginning to autonomously evaluate and purchase software, challenging traditional SaaS models. This shift is forcing a move from per-seat pricing to outcome-based contracts, like Zendesk charging $1.50 per resolved customer case. Industry experts warn th
Windows 11’s Snap Assist is fine, but it’s not a true tiling window manager. GlazeWM is a free, open-source app that automatically arranges every window you open, just like popular Linux managers. It’s controlled by keyboard shortcuts and includes a minimal status bar, finally bringing a power-user
