iPhone Duo’s iOS 27 Is Different: 6 Features Built for a Foldable iPhone
Apple rebuilt parts of iOS 27 for the iPhone Duo, adding fold-aware layouts, vertical controls, Split View, dual Home Screens, and expanded StandBy. The post iPhone Duo’s iOS 27 Is Different: 6 Features Built for a Foldable iPhone appeared first on TechRepublic.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Body Composition: How Much Can You Trust the Numbers?
How accurate is Samsung Galaxy Watch body composition? Research finds strong agreement for body-fat estimates but weaker results for skeletal muscle. The post Samsung Galaxy Watch Body Composition: How Much Can You Trust the Numbers? appeared first on TechRepublic.
King Charles Brings Tech and Government Leaders Together for Responsible AI Talks
King Charles will convene AI, government, and nonprofit leaders in Scotland to discuss responsible development, oversight, and benefits for society. The post King Charles Brings Tech and Government Leaders Together for Responsible AI Talks appeared first on...
South Korea Drafts Security Rules for Autonomous AI Agents
South Korea is drafting security guidance for autonomous AI agents, covering access controls, audit logs, shutdown tools, and human oversight. The post South Korea Drafts Security Rules for Autonomous AI Agents appeared first on TechRepublic.
OnePlus 16 May Skip India: 16R Could Take Its Place as the Flagship
OnePlus 16R could become the brand’s flagship in India as leaks suggest the OnePlus 16 may skip the market and remain exclusive to China. The post OnePlus 16 May Skip India: 16R Could Take Its Place as the Flagship appeared first on TechRepublic.
ASUS Zenbook 14 vs MacBook Neo: Which Affordable Laptop Is Better?
ASUS packs in an OLED display, more ports, and optional 16GB RAM, while Apple keeps the MacBook Neo cheaper, sharper, fanless, and tightly tied to macOS. The post ASUS Zenbook 14 vs MacBook Neo: Which Affordable Laptop Is Better? appeared first on TechRepublic.
OpenAI Reportedly Pays Contractors $50+ an Hour to Review ChatGPT Chats
Leaked materials suggest OpenAI contractors review some ChatGPT conversations, raising new questions about human review, training settings, and user privacy. The post OpenAI Reportedly Pays Contractors $50+ an Hour to Review ChatGPT Chats appeared first on TechRepublic.
Considering a Level 2 EV charger? How to know if you need one
Charging your EV from home is cheap and convenient, but knowing which type of charger will get the most out of your electric car can often be confusing.
Saving Jet Fuel
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Putting Culture at the Core of Your Business
Featuring Cherien Dabis, Emmy-Nominated Filmmaker and Actress, Visibility Films; Sean Sherman, Founder and CEO, NATIFS and the Sioux Chef and Wilglory Tanjong, Founder, Anima IrisModerated by Tania Rahman, Social Media Director, Fast Company What happens when your...
The Business of Design—and the Design of the Future
Featuring Bill Ackman, CEO, Pershing Square Capital ManagementModerated by Stephanie Mehta, CEO and Chief Content Officer, Mansueto Ventures Design is often treated as a finishing touch: Make it beautiful. Make it intuitive. Make it sell. But what if design is...
How to manually update Android Auto (and what it might mean if you can’t)
The Android Auto app lives in the Play Store, so start there if you want to update.
How to get Spotify’s best audio quality
Spotify's default audio settings let you enjoy music wherever you go, but you're not always getting the best quality. A few tweaks can make all the difference.
The Business of Being Relevant: Reinventing a 100-Year-Old Institution
Featuring Richelieu Dennis, Executive Chairman, Sundial Group of Companies and Kirk McDonald, CEO, Sundial Media & Technology GroupModerated by Kc Ifeanyi, Executive Director of Editorial Programming, Fast Company Everyone is racing to build with AI. Sundial Media...
Coffee Maker Steam Wand Gets a Safe Outlet
Sometimes a hacker has a specific sort of problem, and uses the tools they have to solve it in a way that just might be helpful to someone else. That’s the case with [Matvey Kukuy]’s Coffee Steam Dryer (V2), which performs the very specific job of safely swallowing up...
The real reason AI researchers suddenly want to slow down
For years, AI safety organizations have warned that the big labs are racing to develop more intelligent and autonomous systems without a clear and realistic strategy for managing the risks. Independent researchers have argued that investments in safety and alignment...
Microsoft will hold a Windows and Surface event on October 7
The event is focused on "Windows, NVIDIA RTX Spark, Surface, and the broader PC ecosystem," with Satya Nadella and Jensen Huang among the speakers.
Are USB-C flash drives better than USB-A ones?
USB-A and USB-C flash drives both have their purposes. USB-C is increasingly common, but USB-A isn't going anywhere yet.
Physical AI security startup Exein raises $270M at $1.7B valuation
Italian cybersecurity startup Exein SpA today announced that it has raised $270 million at a valuation of $1.7 billion to build security for robots, vehicles and other machines that run artificial intelligence. The company described the round as significantly...
Beyond AI: Inside the Race to Reinvent the Physical World
Featuring Joseph Krause, Cofounder and CEO, Radical AI; Katie Rae, Managing Partner and CEO, Engine Ventures and Raef Sully, CEO, Lilac SolutionsModerated by Morgan Clendaniel, Executive Editor, Digital, Fast Company Everyone is talking about what AI can create. The...
Inside Nike’s Innovation Reset
Featuring Cade Cunningham, All-NBA First Team, Two-Time NBA All-Star, Pistons Guard, Nike; Sabrina Ionescu, Olympic Gold Medalist, Four-Time WNBA All-Star, New York Liberty Guard , Nike and Phil McCartney, Chief Innovation, Design, and Product Officer, NikeModerated...
Amana’s Sky Shader Worked Perfectly, Except It Kept Getting the Weather Wrong
Amana is a solo-built iOS app that draws the sky outside your window — from your time, your location and the position of the sun — and then tries to get you to put the phone down and go look at the real one. It is on the App Store. I already wrote about why I...
Building a Local-First Kotlin App With GitHub Actions and RevenueCat
I had been wanting to participate in a hackathon for a while. DevPost contacted me via their newsletter, and from there things escalated quickly. Many of the competition tracks required publishing a fully functional app to common app stores. For this reason, I chose...
Your Architecture Is Why Your Coding Agent Keeps Writing Bad Code
A few months ago I realized that as the code and modules inside the structure we’d built kept growing, it was starting to become a problem, and developing with AI was getting really hard. I’d ask Cursor or Claude Code to make a very simple change to a frontend module....
Lessons From Building an Edge ML System for Tennis Swing Detection
I spent most of my career building data systems at enterprise scale. Big warehouses, big pipelines, models trained on tables that other people had already cleaned before they ever reached me. I did not realize how much that setup was cushioning me until I strapped a...
Monolithic Campaigns: How Micro-Tasking Cures Email Burnout
If you’ve ever sat in front of a blank screen inside Mailchimp or SendGrid - trying to build a single newsletter issue from scratch, you know the exact flavor of soul-crushing dread I'm talking about. You're trying to perform five completely different jobs...
Managing Multi-Repository Enterprise iOS Ecosystems at Scale
Modern enterprise iOS development often spans dozens of repositories with multiple app targets, shared frameworks, and utility libraries rather than a single monolithic codebase. This distribution of code can improve modularity and access control, but it introduces...
A Screenplay Slugline Is a Free AI Video Prompt
Three shots into the same scene, my AI video tool changed the sun. The wide shot had long gold light slanting through the trees. The insert had flat midday light. The close-up on the character’s face read closer to dusk. All three shots came from the same line of the...
How to Build a Regression Gate for Production RAG Systems
A team builds a retrieval-augmented chatbot over the company's internal policy documents. In the demo, someone asks "how many days of parental leave do we get?" and the bot answers correctly, citing the right PDF. Someone asks about expense limits - correct again. Ten...
How We Automated BI Content Cleanup Across Multiple Analytics Servers
Every enterprise analytics platform sooner or later faces the same challenge. More content is generated than removed. More dashboards are created. More data sources are uploaded. More workflows are launched. Projects grow. Teams evolve. People move on. But nothing...