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Google just made app building a total vibe with the new Opal integration
Google is bringing its Opal vibe-coding tool directly into Gemini so you can build mini-apps without touching a single line of code.
Google NotebookLM Just Gave Us God Mode with 10k Character Customization
Google NotebookLM just jumped from 500 to 10,000 characters for customization. Here is how to build specific AI personas that actually sound like you.
Apple Might Finally Bring Back Small Phones With A Massive Twist
Rumors suggest Apple's first foldable iPhone could feature a tiny 5.25-inch outer screen, making it the smallest iPhone in years.
Linux Finally Adds Stable Support For Hardware From The Disco Era
After 53 years, the ancient GPIB interface finally gets stable drivers in Linux 6.19. Here is why that matters for vintage tech lovers.
Sneaky Firefox Extensions Are Hiding Malware Inside Their Own Logos
A new malware campaign dubbed GhostPoster hid malicious code inside extension images to hijack browsers. Here is what you need to know and what to delete.
Adobe Firefly Just Fixed the Biggest Headache in AI Video Creation
Adobe Firefly's latest update brings surgical editing tools, Topaz Astra upscaling, and a massive unlimited generation promo.
Bethesda Finally Broke The Silence On Elder Scrolls 6 And Here Is The Vibe Check
Todd Howard and the Bethesda team gave a rare update on The Elder Scrolls 6, discussing development status, shadowdrops, and why they are taking their sweet time.