An industry expert says the biggest AI mistakes are ignoring bad data and skipping change management. He argues successful adoption depends on treating AI like a brilliant but flawed intern that needs constant oversight.
The Linux kernel is flipping a switch for better storage performance. In version 6.19, per-CPU BIO caching will be enabled by default, a move that showed a nice speed bump in early tests.
The upcoming Mesa 26.0 graphics driver stack is packing some serious upgrades for Linux users. It’s bringing initial support for Qualcomm’s newest Adreno Gen 8 graphics and has finalized OpenGL mesh shader support for AMD Radeon hardware.
Major law firms like Kirkland & Ellis and Latham & Watkins faced pressure to make deals with the new Trump administration in early 2025. Meanwhile, they’re racing to build AI tools powered by their own secret data to stay ahead.
Google and Apple are officially teaming up to fix the messy process of switching between iPhone and Android. A new tool spotted in Android Canary builds could make cross-platform moves as simple as a backup restore.
A new report highlights a critical and widening skills gap in the US workforce. Nearly 90% of employers struggle to find qualified candidates, and projections show severe shortages in 171 occupations by 2032. This isn’t just an HR problem—it’s a threat to economic stability and innovation.
Japan is now the fourth country where iPhone users can access Apple’s satellite messaging feature. The service, which requires an iPhone 14 or newer, lets users send texts without cellular or Wi-Fi. Apple is working to bring it to more regions.
A developer has been testing a full operating system called ESP Brookesia Phone on a $60 Elecrow display powered by an ESP32-P4 and ESP32-C6. The system runs custom apps and demonstrates the surprising power now packed into affordable microcontroller units, opening doors for more sophisticated indus
Joshua Aaron, creator of the ICEBlock app, has filed a lawsuit against Trump administration officials. He claims they violated his First Amendment rights by coercing Apple into removing the app from the App Store in early October.
Apple has expanded its satellite connectivity features to Japan, enabling standard messaging over satellite for iPhone 14 and later models. The service remains free and offers the same encryption as terrestrial messaging.
